What each UnyKorn system is, who it is for, how to start, what it costs, and what state it is really in, read from the same evidence ledger as the annual report. Share any card by link, QR or email; the whole page prints as a one-sheet per system.
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systems on the map · 13 reachable on the last probe
States: MEASURED means a re-runnable command produced it; GATED means built and waiting on an outside step; IN DEVELOPMENT names the gap; ABSENT says what was not built and why.
What it is, who it is for, how to start, what it costs
What it is
A person pastes a message or wallet address and gets ranked fraud signals and a PDF without uploading anything. If they open a case, a bounded trace runs automatically, the assessment shows on screen with the matching flat-fee link, and a person does the work. Evidence is encrypted in the browser and sealed in a hash chain. A watchtower monitors cases and alerts by Telegram.
Who it is for
Individuals and small firms who have lost money to a crypto scam; compliance teams that need a bounded, priced trace; anyone screening an address against the sanctions list for free.
How to start
Open the site, paste the message or address, read the signals. Open a case only if the check says the evidence is sufficient.
Price
Trace $750 · full investigation $1,750 + $1,750 · Case Watch $249/month · Cluster Watch $1,250/month · Security retainer $2,500/month
What it is, who it is for, how to start, what it costs
What it is
Athletes get a private profile, consent controls, role evidence, guardian or agent authority, a wallet binding and a .nil name. Brands ask the public verification API and receive an ES256-signed answer they can check against a published key. Agreements are signed electronically with hash-chained records and a desk countersign. Contract Shield flags clauses in a pasted contract; a Bill of Rights and a Safety Desk sit beside it.
Who it is for
Athletes and their families, agents, schools, brands and creators who need to know who is on the other side of a deal. Athletes pay nothing.
How to start
nil33.com/apply for athletes; nil33.com/kya to read the rail; nil33.com/kya/api for brands and developers.
Price
Free for athletes · flat fee per Champion agreement, set by the founder · per-call USDC prices for machines
State, from the evidence ledger
MEASURED Network served-site checks (blockchainfraud.org MEASURED Original athlete imageryGATED x402 v2 gateway (USDC on Base, eip155:8453)
What it is, who it is for, how to start, what it costs
What it is
A private CRM behind a login. Contacts carry dossiers, strategic angles and call scripts; deals move through a kanban; inbound leads from the engagement pages land in a queue and ping Telegram; every edit is saved to a database with an audit trail; a Desk button opens the blockchainfraud desk after the same login. This hub is synced into its Platforms tab.
Who it is for
The founder and the sales team.
How to start
Sign in at crm.unykorn.ai. New leads arrive from the engagements and clone pages automatically.
What it is, who it is for, how to start, what it costs
What it is
One flagship and seven companion reports rendered from an evidence ledger of measured, capability, gated, target and absent rows. Global context from the BIS, IMF, World Bank Group, WEF and FBI, quoted verbatim with retrieval dates. Web, PDF and a JSON ledger a counterparty can read.
Who it is for
Counterparties doing diligence, partners, press, and anyone who wants to check a UnyKorn claim against its source.
How to start
Read unykorn.ai/report/2026; download the PDF from the contents rail; open /report/ledger.json for the rows.
What it is, who it is for, how to start, what it costs
What it is
Five endpoints answer a 402 challenge naming the price, network and payee; a client pays and retries. Manifests on two domains list every priced endpoint. Settlement on Base mainnet waits on a facilitator key, so nothing is charged yet; every challenge is real.
Who it is for
Developers and agents that need an address screen, a signed athlete assertion, a contract scan or an assistant answer without an account.
How to start
Read unykorn.ai/x402; fetch a manifest; call an endpoint and read the 402.
Price
$0.25 address screen · $0.05 signed assertion · $0.10 contract scan · $0.02 assistant · $0.01 account record
What it is, who it is for, how to start, what it costs
What it is
The company portal: issuance software and rails explained without claims of custody, insurance or guarantees; a trust page listing what every site commits to; insights with sources; the x402 catalogue; the report family; this hub.
What it is, who it is for, how to start, what it costs
What it is
A static vault site for organizing an estate's records; keys and documents stay with the person. Paid tiers are set by the founder; no custody of assets.
What it is, who it is for, how to start, what it costs
What it is
An older single-page portal whose served HTML is rewritten at the edge so that entity, pricing and figures match what is verifiable, with every rewrite rule naming its source.
What it is, who it is for, how to start, what it costs
What it is
Today a holding page with two insights. A rebuilt site, API worker and XRPL tradeline tooling exist on a branch and wait on founder flags before deployment.
What it is, who it is for, how to start, what it costs
What it is
Deterministic simulation code with a DOI, the provenance papers on Zenodo and SSRN, protocols that publish negative results, and an honest inventory of research chains.
Who it is for
Researchers, reviewers, anyone checking a citation.
How to start
The research companion report; the ORCID record; github.com/FTHTrading.
Price
Free
State, from the evidence ledger
MEASURED ORCID record 0009-0008-8425-939X (Kevan Burns)MEASURED Genesis Protocol: Emergent Economic Ecology in AMEASURED Rust Layer-1 workspaces on disk
What it is, who it is for, how to start, what it costs
What it is
The platform page and its campaigns, resolved on chain in the report; it publishes no machine-readable registry yet and is labelled in development with the gap named.
Intelligence produces an answer or a screen; automation carries it through workers and webhooks; ownership binds it to a wallet, a signature or a namespace; settlement collects a flat fee from a person or a per-call price from a machine; experiences put it in front of someone. Every stage writes a receipt the next stage can check, which is why the fraud desk, the athlete rail, the CRM and the machine rail can share one login, one ledger and one price rule: flat fees, never a percentage, never a commission.
To add this map to another system, read hub.json: each entry carries the CRM fields (id, name, url, altUrl, category, description) plus what, who, start, price, the ledger ids behind its state, and the last probe.