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The bells are ringing. The night is getting darker. Krampus has arrived. Inspired by the centuries-old Alpine tradition of Krampus, the horned folklore figure who traditionally accompanies St. Nicholas during the Advent season. In Austria, Krampus traditions are especially associated with December 5th, the eve of St. Nicholas Day. Krampus is commonly portrayed with horns, fur, bells, and frightening carved masks. Krampus runs, known as Krampuslauf, bring these legendary figures into the streets in elaborate costumes and masks. In some Austrian traditions, Krampus isn't simply a symbol of evil, but a figure associated with driving away evil and darkness. KRAMPUSNACHT is the meme coin for the season of horns, bells, chaos, and Christmas folklore. December 5th. The night belongs to Krampus.