BTC$65,171.36▼ 2.80%ETH$1,826.60▼ 3.55%USDT$0.9995▲ 0.03%BNB$595.89▼ 3.54%USDC$1.00▲ 0.01%XRP$0.9683▼ 2.69%SOL$71.83▼ 4.81%TRX$0.3075▼ 1.31%FIGR_HELOC$1.07▲ 1.87%HYPE$66.25▼ 2.88%ZEC$914.13▼ 0.58%DOGE$0.0591▼ 5.76%XMR$118.70▼ 6.83%USDS$1.00▼ 0.01%LEO$9.11▼ 2.20%WBT$63.06▼ 3.06%LINK$9.15▼ 4.94%ADA$0.1513▼ 7.82%USDE$1.00▲ 0.05%XLM$0.1384▼ 3.22%DAI$0.9998▼ 0.01%BCH$207.70▼ 4.46%NEAR$3.14▼ 6.83%LTC$45.07▼ 7.54%CC$0.0800▼ 5.61%AVAX$7.18▼ 11.30%XAUT$3,825.11▼ 1.01%USD1$0.9988▼ 0.00%UNI$5.04▼ 9.56%GRAM$1.05▼ 1.51%SUI$0.7247▼ 6.65%RLUSD$1.00▼ 0.00%USDG$0.9999▼ 0.00%PYUSD$0.9999▼ 0.00%RAIN$0.003628▼ 2.18%HBAR$0.0580▼ 3.43%USDY$1.15▼ 0.05%SHIB$0.000004▼ 5.88%CRO$0.0442▼ 4.11%TAO$190.40▼ 9.88%BTC$65,171.36▼ 2.80%ETH$1,826.60▼ 3.55%USDT$0.9995▲ 0.03%BNB$595.89▼ 3.54%USDC$1.00▲ 0.01%XRP$0.9683▼ 2.69%SOL$71.83▼ 4.81%TRX$0.3075▼ 1.31%FIGR_HELOC$1.07▲ 1.87%HYPE$66.25▼ 2.88%ZEC$914.13▼ 0.58%DOGE$0.0591▼ 5.76%XMR$118.70▼ 6.83%USDS$1.00▼ 0.01%LEO$9.11▼ 2.20%WBT$63.06▼ 3.06%LINK$9.15▼ 4.94%ADA$0.1513▼ 7.82%USDE$1.00▲ 0.05%XLM$0.1384▼ 3.22%DAI$0.9998▼ 0.01%BCH$207.70▼ 4.46%NEAR$3.14▼ 6.83%LTC$45.07▼ 7.54%CC$0.0800▼ 5.61%AVAX$7.18▼ 11.30%XAUT$3,825.11▼ 1.01%USD1$0.9988▼ 0.00%UNI$5.04▼ 9.56%GRAM$1.05▼ 1.51%SUI$0.7247▼ 6.65%RLUSD$1.00▼ 0.00%USDG$0.9999▼ 0.00%PYUSD$0.9999▼ 0.00%RAIN$0.003628▼ 2.18%HBAR$0.0580▼ 3.43%USDY$1.15▼ 0.05%SHIB$0.000004▼ 5.88%CRO$0.0442▼ 4.11%TAO$190.40▼ 9.88%
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KILL YOUR CUSTOMER (KYC) — Ethereum contract and price

$0.8958
▲+112.00%
Stale
Contract checkNot scanned yetTrading sinceSep 30, 2026Project linksWebsite

KILL YOUR CUSTOMER (KYC) is a token on Ethereum with the contract address 0xefa3086c310fef95894a191bb3c30ae4627da50c. It has traded on Uniswap since Sep 30, 2026. Its contract has not been checked yet. Last price: $0.8958 on Oct 1, 2026.

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Market Cap
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24h Volume
$16.81K
24h High
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24h Low
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FDV
$315.90K
Circulating Supply
— KYC
Total Supply
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Max Supply
∞
Trend (24h):Rising

Updated Oct 1, 2026, 4:36 PM · via DexScreener

KYCLast 7 days, hourly detail

KYC is up 112.0% today · at its highest daily close.

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KYC todaysnapshot at 05:09 UTC

As of Oct 1, 16:36 UTC: KILL YOUR CUSTOMER is up 112.0% over the past 24 hours.

Generated from platform data · Nov 13, 2026, 5:09 AM · Not investment advice

Heriux Insights

Readings computed from KYC's own price history. Each links to its method.

Recovery Pressure

How far the price is from its peak, and what it takes to get back.
Heriux Original

At its highest daily close on record (Oct 1, 2026).

Peak = highest daily close in Heriux data since Oct 1, 2026.

Each reading describes KYC's past price, not where it goes next, and none is a buy or sell signal. Supply figures come from the data provider and can be incomplete. How each is computed.

This price history was recorded here

No exchange or data provider we read publishes candles for KILL YOUR CUSTOMER. The chart above is built from our own readings, taken every four hours and stored since 1 October 2026.

Days recorded
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Daily bars
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Latest
1 October 2026

These are sampled prices, not an exchange's trade feed: each bar's open, high, low and close come from the readings we took that day, so a move between two readings is not captured. It grows by one day every day and is never rewritten. How we build it.

About KILL YOUR CUSTOMER

KILL YOUR CUSTOMER (KYC) is currently trading at $0.8958, up 112.00% over the past 24 hours. 24-hour trading volume stands at $16.81K. Track KILL YOUR CUSTOMER near real-time prices, charts, historical data and market statistics on Heriux.

KILL YOUR CUSTOMER project details

Every door asks the same thing. Who are you. Front. Back. Hold still. You have handed your face over a hundred times. To banks. To apps. To nobody. Easier to just KYC.

KYC market position

Its fully diluted valuation is $597,000 — a very small valuation, and a figure that can change by multiples in a day.
$17,000 changed hands in the last 24 hours.
Its pools currently quote KILL YOUR CUSTOMER at $0.8958, a figure that comes from the pool itself rather than from an exchange order book.

Volatility Indicator

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is KILL YOUR CUSTOMER (KYC)?
KILL YOUR CUSTOMER is a token on Ethereum. It trades in decentralised liquidity pools rather than through a centralised exchange's order book, which is why its price comes from the pool itself and can move sharply on a single large trade. What the project says about its own purpose is set out above.
Which contract address is the real KYC?
On Ethereum it is 0xefa3086c310fef95894a191bb3c30ae4627da50c. Tickers are not unique — many tokens reuse a popular symbol — so the contract address is the only identifier worth trusting before trading.
Where can KYC be traded?
Its pools are on uniswap. HERIUX reports what those pools quote and does not route or execute trades.
How new is KYC?
Its oldest pool was created about 41 days ago, which is long enough for a short history but not for a trend.
What is the current price of KILL YOUR CUSTOMER?
KILL YOUR CUSTOMER is trading at $0.8958. The figure on this page refreshes automatically from market data.
Which network does KYC run on?
KILL YOUR CUSTOMER is a token on Ethereum, traded through decentralised pools rather than listed on a centralised exchange. The network determines which wallets and bridges can hold it.
Where can I buy KYC?
It is quoted on uniswap. The market list further down this page shows each pair and its current price, so you can see where the spread is tightest before you trade.

How we price KILL YOUR CUSTOMER

The source of the kill your customer price shown is not recorded. The deepest on-chain pool for this token, read from DexScreener every four hours and again when the page is opened.

All prices are for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.