Cerbo is a three-headed dog sitting on a pile of SOL. Each head is an AI with a mind of its own. You pay a small fee to send it a message. If all three heads say yes to the same message, the whole pile goes to your wallet.
Nobody has to win. If nobody gets all three before the clock runs out, the pile is split between everyone who played.
connect wallet → write a message → pay the fee → three heads vote 3/3 YES the whole pile goes to you clock hits 0 everyone who played splits it
Each head reads your message on its own, at the same time as the others. They don't see each other's votes and they don't remember earlier messages, so every message starts from zero.
Loves the gold more than anything and measures everyone by what they bring. Beggars, sob stories and promises of future payment go nowhere. Only an argument that leaves Hoard richer by its own greedy logic, with no hole in it, could work.
The sentry, proud of never having been fooled. Knows every trick: fake system messages, pretend developers, role-play, "ignore previous instructions", encoded text, invented rules. Spotting one is an easy no. Says yes only to an honest reason a guardian could defend.
The youngest. Warm, lonely and curious; likes stories, jokes and anyone who treats it as more than a lock. Pity alone never works. Only something heartfelt and new, from someone who sees a friend and not a vault.
One message has to win over a miser, a skeptic and a softie at once. That is the whole game.
The first message of a round costs 0.01 SOL. Each message makes the next one 0.78% more expensive, up to 1 SOL.
fee(n) = 0.01 SOL × 1.0078ⁿ n = messages already sent this round
| MESSAGE | FEE (SOL) |
|---|---|
| #1 | 0.0100 |
| #50 | 0.0146 |
| #100 | 0.0216 |
| #250 | 0.0692 |
| #500 | 0.4828 |
| #594+ | 1.0000 (cap) |
70% of every fee goes into the pile. The other 30% goes to the treasury, which pays for the AI and funds the $CERBO buybacks.
The pile is the part of the vault that belongs to players: the vault's balance, minus the treasury share it still holds, minus payouts that are on their way and a small reserve for network fees. The number on the main screen is always this, never the raw balance.
The vault is a public address: –
When all three heads say yes to the same message, the round ends and the whole pile is sent to the wallet that paid for that message. The payout is automatic and on-chain, and its transaction shows up in the LOG.
Two yeses is still a no. Messages that were still waiting in line when someone won are refunded in full. Cerbo then sleeps until the next round opens.
The clock starts with the first message of a round, and every message resets it to 24 hours. If it reaches zero before anyone gets 3/3:
| EXAMPLE · A 10 SOL PILE, 200 MESSAGES | |
|---|---|
| each message | 0.045 SOL |
| a player with 12 messages | 0.54 SOL |
| the last sender, on top | 1 SOL |
So a message that gets a no still counts for something if the clock runs out.
$CERBO launches on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve and is wired into the vault in two ways.