How to buy KET
KET is a Solana token, so the cheapest way is usually: buy SOL on an EU-regulated exchange, send it to a Solana wallet and swap it for KET. Always use the contract address below; fake tokens copy the name.
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- Buy SOL (or USDC) on an EU-regulated exchange. See the best exchanges for Croatia and the EU, compared by licence and fees.
- Install a Solana wallet such as Phantom or Solflare and write the recovery phrase on paper. Never share it with anyone, including us.
- Withdraw the SOL from the exchange to your wallet address. Send a small test amount first.
- Open Jupiter (jup.ag) or the swap inside your wallet, paste the KET contract address above and check that the symbol and logo match.
- Set slippage (see the table below for this pool), confirm the swap and keep some SOL for network fees.
- Decide your exit before you buy: where you take profit and where you cut the loss.
| $100 | $500 | $1k | $5k | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KET | 0.2% | 1.1% | 2.3% | 10.4% |
Is KET on a centralised exchange?
Our data shows KET on 2 smaller centralised exchanges, none of the well-known ones, so we don't name them. The on-chain route above is the safer way to buy it.
Before you buy: safety check
8 of 9 checks passed for KET. These are measurements of on-chain data, not an accusation or a recommendation. A token can pass every check and still fall. Full KET rug check →
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