Kepithor resets KK Clicker leaderboard for new season, with KEPI on the line

In Brief:

• Kepithor Studios opened a new KK Clicker season, wiping gem counts and restarting the leaderboard for every player.
• Rankings lock Friday, when the top finishers split a KEPI prize pool the studio funds from advertising revenue rather than minting.
• KEPI last traded at $0.002854 with 42 million tokens circulating against a 300 million cap.

Kepithor Studios started a fresh KK Clicker season this week, resetting the idle miner’s leaderboard and handing every player a clean slate ahead of Friday’s payout.

“A new Karnage Clicker season is live,” the studio said in a post on X. “Start fresh, build your crew and fight your way to the top before the leaderboard locks.”

How the season works

Seasons run a week. The game’s Google Play listing puts the reset at midday UTC each Friday, when gem totals are cleared and the weekly prize pool pays out to the biggest hoarders. From Season 3 onward the studio ran the cycle from 17:00 UTC Friday to 17:00 UTC the following Friday.

Players tap a gem to earn, then spend those earnings on workers who mine while the app sits in the background. There are nine auto-miners, each with its own upgrade tree, and more than 100 upgrades in total. Progress saves to a Kepithor account rather than the device.

Prize eligibility isn’t automatic. Players have to clear a weekly advert requirement to qualify, and recent patches added offerwalls to the Upgrade Tab, where completing offers both raises mining speed and counts toward that requirement. The same round of updates fixed a leaderboard bug and made the qualifying prompt closable so players could actually reach the standings behind it.

Earlier seasons carried cash on top of tokens. Season 2 added up to $6,000 to the pool and reworked the leaderboard so every active player took something. Season 4 brought Cash Tournaments alongside the token rewards, plus a menu color overhaul and a video banner replacing the static one at the bottom of the screen.

The token behind the payout

KEPI is the premium currency across the studio’s catalog, so clicker winnings spend in Royal Rampage (official site), KK Heroes and Kingdom Karnage too. It’s a BEP-20 token on BNB Smart Chain at 0x099ea74ed0a30f6dcc5c7d5630ece2ab5d147812, and most of its volume runs through PancakeSwap v2 against BSC-USD.

The numbers are small. KEPI’s most recent reading was $0.002854 on roughly $1,390.87 of daily volume, down 3.90% over 24 hours and 19.50% on the week, for a market cap near $120,004. Fully diluted value sits at $853,061 against the 300 million maximum supply, with about 42 million tokens circulating.

On-chain trackers count 3,185 holders and 102,753 transactions. A BscScan snapshot from May 23, 2026 showed 2,888 holders and a $0.0035 price, so the holder base grew while the price didn’t. The token’s all-time high is $0.00475245 and its low is $0.00150493.

KEPI replaced Kingdom Karnage Token last year. Holders swapped KKT 1-for-1, and the studio cut supply, surrendered all team tokens and gave up roughly 95% of the Kepithor treasury as part of the transition. The design leans on advertising revenue to fund prize pools instead of issuing new tokens, and the team runs monthly burns against total supply.

A small game in a small ecosystem

KK Clicker has drawn about 9,400 downloads and holds a 3.93 rating from 100 reviews. Version 2.74 shipped May 18, 2026, and third-party mirrors list a 2.83 build dated July 28.

The studio, based in the U.K., also ships Royal Rampage, EarnZ, Kepithor Rewards, ENJ Excavators, Great British Raffle and KK Heroes, which runs its own weekly competition on an offset schedule that resets Monday at midday UTC. Kepithor Rewards, formerly the KKT Faucet, pays in Crowns that convert to KEPI.

The clicker’s latest changelog is almost entirely about ads. Video and audio spots are paced differently now, adverts no longer play on their own, and the mining boost for sitting through one got bigger.