KBT Whitepaper v2.0

Version 2.0 · October 2026 · Black Octopus SA, Zug, Switzerland

This document replaces Whitepaper v1.0 (July 2025). Section 12 lists what changed and why. Every figure in this document is either observable on-chain, published by a named third party, or stated as a decision of the company. Where something is a plan, it is called a plan. Where something is not yet built, it says so.

1. Summary

KinkyBunny is the platform for adult creators and the fans who look for them. Today it is a discovery app, live at app.kinkybunny.com: creators across OnlyFans, MYM, Fansly and direct contact, free to browse, free to join, with no cut of anything a creator earns on other platforms. Zaia, its conversational discovery agent, is also live. Next comes the Passport, a creator’s own verified record of which accounts are really hers: her first step into KinkyBunny. She never has to leave the platforms she already uses.

KBT is the ecosystem’s utility token. It exists on Base, with a fixed supply of one billion, launched through Virtuals Protocol in July 2025. Its utility is not yet active. This document describes what the token is, how it was distributed, what it will unlock and in which order, and, just as precisely, what it is not.

2. The product, as it exists today

Live. app.kinkybunny.com is in production, deployed from the main branch of a single repository. Anyone can browse profiles without an account.

The catalogue. A seed set of creator profiles, imported so that discovery does not start empty. It is not a measure of traction, and we do not present it as one. Each profile carries a name, a photo, a platform label and an official link. Creators can claim their profile and obtain a verified badge.

Free, today. There are no payments, subscriptions, tips or paid features anywhere in the product today. KinkyBunny takes no cut of what a creator earns on her own platforms, and never will.

Private by design. No advertising, no sponsored placement, no behavioural profiling. The site uses Umami, a privacy-respecting analytics tool with no advertising cookies and no personal data collection, to measure anonymous audience.

Zaia. Z.A.I.A., Zero Artificial Intimacy Agent, is live at app.kinkybunny.com/zaia. A visitor describes what they are looking for in a sentence; Zaia translates it into catalogue filters and returns real profiles. She does not simulate a relationship, store conversations, or invent creators. She is built behind a single, replaceable model call.

What does not exist yet. No creator has claimed a profile. There are no registered fans. The platform is a catalogue with a guide, not yet a community. This document does not claim otherwise.

3. The problem

Creators pay for distribution they do not get. The leading subscription platforms retain 20% of everything a creator earns, OnlyFans 20%, Fansly 20%, Fanvue 15-20% [1][2]. In exchange they provide payment rails and hosting, but almost no discovery: there is no meaningful search, no editorial surface, and creators are left to find their audience on social networks that routinely restrict adult accounts.

Fans cannot find, and cannot trust. There is no cross-platform way to search for a creator by taste. And when a fan does find a name, nothing tells them which accounts are real. In September 2026 we examined 32 adult creators with established audiences, selected through a method blind to impersonation (Wikipedia’s category of OnlyFans creators, restricted to adult-industry profiles by Wikipedia’s own categories, systematic sampling). Among them, 3 of 22 declared any of their other accounts in their public bio, and at least 5 of 45 “official” account references listed in Wikidata pointed to accounts that no longer exist [3]. Three of three handles tested on Telegram had channels using the creator’s exact name; one was distributing her paid content for free. There is no reliable, current record of who is who.

The scale is not small. OnlyFans alone recorded approximately $7.8 billion of fan spending in its 2025 financial year, of which approximately $6.2 billion was paid out to creators, with a pre-tax profit of $715 million on 47 employees [4]. It reports about five million creator accounts and 437 million fan accounts [4]. Alternative platforms are growing fast, Fanvue reached roughly $100 million in annual recurring revenue in 2025, up 150% year on year [2]. A single platform processes billions and takes a fifth; the layer of discovery and trust above all of them is empty.

KinkyBunny is built for that layer, starting with proof of who she is.

4. Where KinkyBunny is going

The direction. KinkyBunny is the platform for adult creators and their fans. It is built in an order, and each step must prove itself before the next one is built. This section describes a plan, not a product: none of it is live yet.

1. The Passport. A creator’s own public record of which of her accounts are really hers, re-checked automatically and dated. It works even with no traffic of our own: she puts the link in her bio, and her audience uses it. Zaia answers fans on that page: is this really her? Fake accounts are flagged to the creator, who confirms them; the machine never accuses anyone on its own, and a public page only shows what she has confirmed. Identity is verified by a third-party provider; KinkyBunny stores no identity document. Free for every creator.
2. Follow. The fans she brings stay with her, in KinkyBunny.
3. Then, step by step, as creators ask. Either discovery and Zaia carry the value on their own, or paid messages and voice notes come inside KinkyBunny. Which one comes first is decided by a test with the first creators, not by us in advance.
4. Calls and live, last. Behind the payment wall, crossed only with an audience already there.

What does not change at any step. A creator never has to leave OnlyFans or any platform she uses. KinkyBunny takes no cut of what she earns there. What KinkyBunny sells itself is priced openly.

How it will make money. Free to start. A paid tier for creators with an audience and for the agencies that manage them, which keeps her record fresh, alerts her and dates every change. Paid interactions inside KinkyBunny only if creators ask for them, and only behind the payment wall. No paid visibility, no sale of data.

5. The token

The contract name is a record of origin: KBT was minted when Zaia launched on Virtuals Protocol. It began as the key to Zaia’s advanced features and has since been positioned as the token of the wider KinkyBunny ecosystem. Both are true, in that order.

Distribution happened through Virtuals’ Genesis bonding mechanism. There was no public ICO and no airdrop. Five percent of supply is reserved for equity investors’ perks (see section 6).

Verify: BaseScan · Virtuals agent page · Uniswap (Base)

6. Allocation and vesting

Vesting is enforced by Virtuals Protocol’s smart contracts, not by the company. The live schedule, including releases to date, is visible on the Virtuals agent page, that page is the vesting dashboard. Per the published schedule, all allocations except equity investor perks have completed vesting by October 2026.

7. Utility: the plan, and its status

Status: not yet active. As of this document, no feature of the product reads or requires KBT. We say this plainly because the previous whitepaper and website implied otherwise.

The principle. KBT enriches; it never gates. The product is complete without it. No screen locks, no essential function disappears for a visitor without tokens. Holding KBT will add, across Zaia and KinkyBunny:

• Zaia premium. Finer filters and matches tailored to your taste, unlocked by holding KBT. If you choose, Zaia can also remember what you looked for: a memory you switch on yourself, kept on your device, never by us. This is where the token was born.
• Early access. New features before everyone else.
• Preferential offers. Better rates on what KinkyBunny sells, the Pro tier for creators included.
• Advisory voting. A say on which features are built next, on platform policies and on creator programmes. Advisory, not binding.
• VIP events and exclusive drops. Only if and when they actually take place.
• Future integrations. Creator tools, rewards and partner platforms.

None of these is ranked above the others, and no dates are given. Each one is a plan until it ships, and this document will say when it does.

What KBT will not be used for. Not as a payment token: KBT is not how anything is paid for in KinkyBunny, and whatever KinkyBunny sells can be paid without it. Not to take anything away: Zaia stays free and complete for everyone, premium is an extra. Not for paid visibility: a place in the results is never for sale. Not as a priority on future token sales.

8. What KBT is not

• Not equity. Holding KBT confers no ownership of Black Octopus SA.
• Not a claim on revenue or profit. No dividends, no profit-sharing, no revenue share.
• Not an investment product. No returns are promised or implied.
• Not required. Everything essential in KinkyBunny works without it; KBT only adds extras.
• Not managed. The company does not operate a buyback, burn, or price-support mechanism, and does not promise one. (Whitepaper v1.0 described a buyback-and-burn from future profits. It is withdrawn; see section 12.)

9. Regulatory framework

KBT operates under a Swiss utility token model in alignment with FINMA guidelines. It is designed purely for platform access and participation. No profit-sharing. No equity or financial claims. No speculative guarantees. KBT is a utility token, not a security. It offers no investment returns and is not marketed as a financial product.

10. Risks

• Market risk. KBT trades on a decentralised exchange with thin liquidity. Its price may fluctuate sharply or go to zero. The company does not and will not intervene.
• Execution risk. The Passport and the steps in section 4, like the utility described in section 7, are a plan. They depend on the company shipping them. Until the utility ships, KBT has no function inside the product.
• Platform dependency. The token’s contract, vesting and liquidity depend on Virtuals Protocol, Base and Uniswap, third parties the company does not control.
• Regulatory risk. The treatment of utility tokens may change in Switzerland or in a holder’s jurisdiction.
• Industry risk. Adult-content businesses face payment-processor, hosting and distribution restrictions that other sectors do not.
• Adoption risk. The platform has no claimed profiles and no registered fans yet. Its value proposition to creators is validated by research, not by adoption.

11. The company

Black Octopus SA, Zug, Switzerland.

The founding team is based in Zug and has chosen not to be named publicly, a common and deliberate editorial posture in this industry, not a concealment: the company is on the commercial register, and identities are disclosed to investors on request.

Investors. The company is in conversation with equity investors. No public round or amount is announced. The product is built in-house, without external capital; capital raised goes to the market, creator acquisition and audience. Enquiries: info@kinkybunny.com.

12. What changed since v1.0

Sources

[1] OnlyFans Terms of Service; Fansly FAQ, platform fee of 20% on creator earnings. [2] Sacra, Fanvue at $65M ARR and AI OnlyFans at $100M/year (2025), Fanvue fee of 15-20%, ARR and growth. [3] KinkyBunny, Étude 32 (September 2026), protocol and results, public in the project repository (docs/ETUDE_30_PROTOCOLE.md, docs/ETUDE_30_RESULTATS.md). [4] Fenix International Ltd, annual accounts for the financial year ended 30 November 2025, filed at Companies House (September 2026), as reported by the Financial Times.

Holder count and on-chain data verified 3 October 2026. This document is updated when facts change; the version and date at the top are authoritative.