Rug pulls, abandoned projects, dead jokes.
You vote on which ones come back. A new one opens every day.
Holding one? Vote it back to life.
Someone sold the top. You were still holding when the chart went quiet.
The coin, the day and the time are public. Nobody buys before you here.
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Why a dead coin is safer
Every coin that opens here has already died once. The dev is gone, the supply is fixed, the liquidity is locked. The worst thing that can happen to a memecoin has already happened to this one.
And you are never late. One grave opens every day at 20:00 UTC, and everybody sees it at the same second.
A bot reads the chain and picks them on hard criteria. Liquidity left, holder count, and how long since anything traded. Those twelve go straight into Sunday's vote. One vote per wallet.
When voting closes, the six with the most votes are cast into the week ahead. one grave for each day, Monday to Saturday.
Monday through Saturday, at the same hour. In reverse order of votes, so sixth place goes first and the coin that won the week is the last one out of the ground.
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Twelve on the ballot, six raised. No team picks, no shortlist. The winner opens last, on Saturday.
We take 1% on trades. Half of that is committed to reviving more coins that have low liquidity.
Rugged, exploited, or just forgotten. No minimum, no whitelist, no coin too far gone.
Monday's coin still trades on Saturday. No closing window, no one day pump.
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WEEK ONE HASN'T STARTED
The first vote hasn't happened and the first grave hasn't opened. Get on the list and you'll know before the first six go into the ground.
Reviving a dead coin is not a promise that it goes up. Memecoins are volatile and most of them stay dead. Nothing here is financial advice. © 2026 The Graveyard.