The Kerberos emblem — three hound heads in fine gold line art inside a ring

KERBEROS

$KERB · Elysium Network

Three heads. One gate.
Nothing enters Elysium unnoticed.

@KerberosElysium

The Lore

In Greek myth, Kerberos — the original spelling of the name Rome later softened into Cerberus — is the great hound who stands at the threshold of the underworld. Beyond his post lie the fields of Elysium, where heroes rest. No soul crosses in either direction without passing him first.

He does not rage, and he does not sleep. He simply watches. That is the whole of his legend, and it is enough: for thousands of years, one guardian at one gate.

$KERB takes up that post on the Elysium network. Each of its three heads keeps a separate watch:

I

The Gate

The first head watches the network itself — every arrival, every departure, recorded on-chain for anyone to see.

II

The Holders

The second head watches over those who hold. Liquidity will be locked at launch, the supply is capped by design, and no new tokens will ever be minted.

III

The Threshold

The third head faces outward, toward panic and noise. It does not bark at every shadow — it simply does not move.

Tokenomics

1,000,000,000Total Supply
2% / 2%Buy / Sell Tax
At LaunchLiquidity Lock
Liquidity Pool
50%
Public Circulation
30%
Community & Rewards
12%
Development
8%

The supply is set at one billion tokens. The contract is designed with no mint function and no hidden reserve — what is at the gate on day one is all there will ever be. A flat 2% tax applies to every buy and every sell, collected by the project treasury to fund development, liquidity support, and community rewards. Wallet-to-wallet transfers are not taxed.

Roadmap

Phase I

The Gate Opens

  • Token deployment on the Elysium network
  • Liquidity pool created and locked
  • Website and X account launched
Phase II

The Watch Begins

  • Community building and holder rewards
  • Listings on token trackers and Elysium ecosystem pages
  • First community events at the gate
Phase III

The Pack Grows

  • Partnerships with other Elysium projects
  • Kerberos artwork and collectibles
  • Exchange listing applications

How to Buy

1

Create a wallet

Install a Web3 wallet such as MetaMask and create your address. Keep your recovery phrase offline and never share it.

2

Add the Elysium network

Add Elysium as a custom network in your wallet using the RPC details from Elysium's official documentation.

3

Fund your wallet

Send the network's native coin to your wallet address. You will use it to swap and to cover transaction fees.

4

Swap for $KERB

Open the Elysium decentralized exchange, paste the $KERB contract address, and swap. Set slippage to at least 3% to cover the 2% tax. Always confirm the address matches the one announced on the official X account.

Launch Posts

Ready to publish on X, in order. Only the chart link is still to be added.

Post 1 — The Announcement

The gate is open. Kerberos ($KERB) is live on the Elysium network — the three-headed guardian, now on-chain. Three heads. One gate. Nothing enters Elysium unnoticed. Chart: [chart link] #KERB #Elysium

Post 2 — The Lore

Why Kerberos? In Greek myth, Kerberos guards the threshold of the underworld — beyond him lie the fields of Elysium. He doesn't rage. He doesn't sleep. He watches. His three heads keep three watches: I — the gate II — the holders III — the threshold $KERB takes up that post on the Elysium network.

Post 3 — The Numbers

$KERB, plainly: • Supply: 1,000,000,000 — fixed, no mint • Tax: 2% buy / 2% sell — to the project treasury • Liquidity: locked at launch • Network: Elysium No noise. Just the guardian at the gate.

Tip: pin Post 1 to the profile, then post 2 and 3 as a thread beneath it.