On Elysium · launching on Montra

On Elysium · launched on Montra

The perpetual treasury of Elysium.

Kalos Strategy turns $KSTR trading fees into Kalos Genesis, relists them at 1.20×, and burns $KSTR with every sale. Run by anyone. Withdrawable by no one.

CA …

The contract address is published here at launch. Any other "CA" is not ours.

NFT fund
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Ready to buy Kalos Genesis
Next buy up to
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Rises — / hour
NFTs held
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— bought · — sold
$KSTR burned
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— of supply
Total harvested
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Fees collected from trading

Live numbers appear here the moment the vault goes live.

The collection

Kalos Genesis, for sale.

Owned by the vault and sold only here, straight from its contract. Each price eases toward its floor until someone buys.

Held
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Next buy up to
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Kalos Genesis Sold by the vault Price, low to high

Opens at launch

The vault opens at launch

The first Kalos Genesis appears here the moment the vault buys it, priced at 1.20× its cost and easing to 1.05× over 7 days.

All 1,500 Kalos Genesis share one artwork: a parchment scroll with a Greek-key border.

The flywheel

How the vault works.

Four public functions keep it turning. Anyone can call them. Nobody can take the money out.

01

Collect the fees

harvest()

Every $KSTR trade on Montra pays a 2% fee. Montra keeps 0.4%; 1.6% flows into the vault's fee lane, split 90% to the NFT fund and 10% to the team.

Fees waiting
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Harvested
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02

Buy Kalos Genesis

buyKalosListing()

The vault buys Kalos Genesis listed on Kalos' marketplace at or below its bid cap: 90% of the last price, rising 5% of it every hour, never above the fund.

Next buy up to
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Last buy
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03

Relist at a markup

buyFromVault()

Every NFT the vault buys is for sale here at once, at 1.20× its cost, easing linearly to 1.05× over 7 days.

In the vault
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Sold
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04

Buy back & burn

processBurn()

Sale proceeds buy $KSTR on Montra in chunks of up to 1, one every 60 s, sent to 0x…dEaD forever. The caller earns 0.5%.

Burn queue
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Burned
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Drive the vault

Anyone can drive it.

The loop never waits for a team. Push it forward from here, on Elysium, and keep the reward when you burn.

Fill a listing

Anyone can make the vault buy a Kalos Genesis listed on Kalos' marketplace at or below the bid cap with buyKalosListing(seller, id, price). The vault checks the outcome: it must receive the NFT and pay no more than the cap.

Bid cap now
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NFT fund
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Harvest fees

harvest()

Pull the fee lane into the vault: 90% to the NFT fund, 10% to the team.

Fees waiting
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Your reward
None, gas only

Buy back & burn

processBurn()

Spend the next chunk of sale proceeds on $KSTR and send it to 0x…dEaD.

Burn queue
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Next chunk
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Your reward
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Next burn
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Ledger

The vault, in motion.

Its latest moves, read straight from the chain. Every line links to the explorer.

    Activity appears here after launch.

    Contracts

    At launch Elysium · 99901
    • KalosStrategyVaultPublished at launch
    • $KSTR tokenPublished at launch
    • Kalos GenesisPublished at launch
    • Montra pool IDPublished at launch
    • Montra hookPublished at launch
    • Montra routerPublished at launch
    • Kalos marketplacePublished at launch
    • Team payoutPublished at launch
    • OwnerPublished at launch

    Parameters

    planned
    ParameterValueHard limit
    Relist price1.20× cost1.10–3.00×
    Floor price1.05× cost1.00× to relist
    Price decay7 daysup to 90 days
    Bid start90% of last buy50–100%
    Bid growth+5% / hour0.5–20% / hour
    Burn chunk10.001–1,000 HYPE
    Burn interval60 sup to 1 day
    Caller reward0.5%, max 0.01up to 1%, max 0.1 HYPE
    Team share10% of feesfixed at deploy

    FAQ

    Questions, answered.

    What is Kalos Strategy?

    A token, $KSTR, whose trading fees run an on-chain vault on Elysium. The fees buy Kalos Genesis NFTs, the NFTs are resold at a markup, and the proceeds buy back and burn $KSTR. One contract, the KalosStrategyVault, enforces the loop, and anyone can drive it.

    Why kalos?

    Kalos is ancient Greek for beautiful. The vault collects Kalos Genesis, a collection on Elysium, one trade at a time.

    Where does the money come from?

    $KSTR launches on Montra with a 2% fee on every buy and every sell. At launch, Montra's anti-snipe fee starts buys at 99% and lowers it to 2% over 30 minutes. Montra keeps 0.4%; the other 1.6% goes to the token's fee lane, which points at the vault. Each harvest sends 10% of that income to the team (a share fixed forever in the contract) and 90% to the NFT fund.

    How does the vault decide what to pay?

    Through a rising bid. Right after a purchase, the vault's bid cap is 90% of what it just paid. Every hour the cap grows by 5% of that price, and it can never exceed the NFT fund. Listings at or below the cap can be filled; anything above waits. The vault discovers the floor from below instead of overpaying one seller.

    How are the NFTs sold?

    Each NFT is listed by the vault itself at 1.20× what it paid. The price falls linearly to 1.05× over 7 days and stays there. Anyone can buy it from the vault at the current price; any overpayment is refunded in the same transaction.

    What happens to the sale proceeds?

    They join the burn queue. processBurn() spends up to 1 of it per call, at most once every 60 s, buying $KSTR on Montra and sending every token to the dead address 0x…dEaD, where nobody can move them again. Whoever calls it earns 0.5% of the chunk, capped at 0.01.

    Can anyone withdraw the NFT fund?

    No. The vault has no function that sends the NFT fund, the burn queue or the NFTs anywhere except through the loop: the fund only buys NFTs at or below the bid cap, NFTs only leave when someone pays their price, and the burn queue only buys $KSTR for the dead address. The fee lane cannot leave the vault either: only the lane's recipient can move it, and the vault has no code that does. The owner can tune parameters within the hard limits shown above, lower the pool fee or freeze it for good, and nothing else. The team share is fixed at deployment, and ownership is two-step and can be renounced.

    What are the risks?
    • The loop can stall. NFT prices can fall below what the vault paid. If the Kalos Genesis floor drops under the vault's floor price, its NFTs stop selling, no proceeds reach the burn, and the vault waits until the market recovers.
    • Trading fee. $KSTR pays 2% on every buy and every sell, so a quick round trip pays it twice. Right after launch, Montra's anti-snipe fee starts buys at 99% and lowers it to 2% over 30 minutes.
    • Smart-contract and platform risk. Contracts can have bugs. Montra's contracts, Kalos' marketplace and the Kalos Genesis collection are upgradeable by their own teams, and a change there could affect the vault.
    • Not financial advice. This is an experiment, not an investment product. Only use money you can afford to lose.
    Is Kalos Strategy affiliated with Kalos?

    No. Kalos Strategy is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Kalos or the Kalos Genesis team; it simply buys and sells Kalos Genesis on the open market.

    Why do all the NFTs look the same?

    Kalos Genesis is a 1,500-piece collection in which every token shares one artwork: a parchment scroll with a Greek-key border. Token IDs differ; the image does not.

    Who calls the functions?

    Anyone. harvest() and processBurn() are open to every wallet from the Drive section above, and processBurn() pays its caller a small reward. buyKalosListing() is open too, for any listing at or below the bid cap.

    Connect a wallet

    Kalos Strategy runs on Elysium (chain 99901). Your wallet will be asked to switch to it, or to add it.