Public record
Keep3r Network: Role, Launch Model, and Governance
Summary
I created Keep3r as a decentralized network connecting protocols that need external execution with independent operators who perform those jobs.
Contemporaneous launch reporting quoted my announcement that there was no raise, sale, or initial distribution; supply began at zero, and participants earned KP3R by registering and performing keeper work. The same launch was explicitly described as beta and included a warning that audits and review did not eliminate bug risk.
The public launch record does not establish my later KP3R holdings, sales, compensation, or every historical administrative right.
Facts at a glance
| Question | Public record |
|---|---|
| What was my role? | Creator and initial developer. |
| What did Keep3r coordinate? | External jobs and independent keepers. |
| Was a fundraising round or founder presale described at launch? | Contemporary launch reporting quoted no raise, sale, or initial distribution. |
| What was the stated initial supply? | Zero, with KP3R earned through keeper work. |
| Was the launch represented as finished and risk-free? | No. It was described as beta with an express bug warning. |
| Is the code public? | Yes. Public repositories contain contracts, migrations, audits, documentation, and history. |
Verified public record
Protocol purpose
Keep3r's public repository describes a coordination network in which:
- Jobs register work requiring external execution.
- Independent keepers use their own infrastructure and determine which work to perform.
- The protocol provides registry, bonding, credit, dispute, and payment mechanics.
Launch model
Contemporaneous reporting quoted the launch announcement as describing:
- No raise.
- No sale.
- No initial distribution.
- Zero starting supply.
- KP3R earned by registering and performing keeper work.
This is evidence of the stated launch model. It should not be expanded into a claim that I never later acquired, held, sold, or received KP3R.
Beta status and responsibility
The public launch was described as beta and included an express warning of bugs.
Calling a release beta does not eliminate responsibility for deployment choices, technical design, or communications. It is relevant context, not a waiver of accountability.
Public code and continuity
The Keep3r organization maintains public repositories for the network and related work, including Fixed Forex.
Responsibility I accept
- I designed and released the original token and keeper-job mechanics.
- I selected the initial launch and distribution model.
- I was responsible for the deployment and communications surrounding the beta release.
- Later governance or community operation does not erase founder-period authority.
What the public record does not establish
The sources reviewed for this page do not establish:
- My complete later KP3R holdings, sales, liquidity positions, fees, or compensation.
- Every historical governance, mint, upgrade, or emergency-control holder.
- That Keep3r was fully decentralized from its first block.
- That every related repository or service was continuously maintained.
Sources
- KPR-01: Keep3r Network repository and documentation — Keep3r Network. Source tier A;
source_code_repository. - KPR-02: A New Andre Cronje Beta Project, a New Token That Pumps — The Defiant — 2020-10-28. Source tier C;
contemporaneous_reporting. - KPR-03: Fixed Forex repository — Keep3r Network. Source tier A;
source_code_repository.
Change log
- 2026-06-20: Initial publication.