DEADCOIN

THE SOLANA CEMETERY

Every token dies. We keep the receipts.

DEADCOIN is a live Solana token monitoring and market-history platform. It discovers tokens, tracks their market health over time, and records the evidence behind major deterioration, collapse, and unusual holder concentration. Rather than showing only a token's current price, DEADCOIN follows its life cycle from launch onward.

⚰ HOW TO USE THE CEMETERY

1. Browse the graves. Each grave shows key information including market cap, liquidity, volume, price movement, and current life-cycle status.

2. Search for a token. Use the search bar to find a tracked token by its name or ticker.

3. Filter the cemetery. Choose New, Alive, At Risk, Dying, Dead, or Ghosts. Filters search DEADCOIN's tracked database rather than only the tokens currently visible on screen.

4. Sort the results. Organize tokens by market cap, liquidity, volume, price change, or status.

5. Open an obituary. Select Open Obituary for a detailed record including market statistics, observed history, classification evidence, and available on-chain information.

6. Inspect a contract. Paste a Solana token address into Manual Autopsy to inspect a specific token.

☠ THE LIFE CYCLE

🔵 NEW — Building Launch History
A recently launched token DEADCOIN is still observing. There is not yet enough historical evidence for a stronger health classification.

🟢 ALIVE — Market Holding
The token currently has sufficient market activity and has not triggered DEADCOIN's deterioration thresholds.

🟠 AT RISK — Warning Signs Detected
Liquidity, market cap, price, activity, or the token's observed trajectory is showing meaningful deterioration.

🟠 DYING — Severe Deterioration
DEADCOIN has observed a major collapse or deterioration in important market-health indicators.

🔴 DEAD — Collapse Confirmed
The token has experienced extreme deterioration consistent with a market that has effectively collapsed.

👻 GHOST — Holder-Risk Evidence
GHOST is separate from the life cycle. A token can therefore be Alive + Ghost, Dying + Ghost, etc. GHOST examines measurable on-chain holder-risk signals such as supply concentration, largest-holder concentration, top-holder concentration, launch-signer-linked holdings, and observed early-holder concentration.

A GHOST classification is a risk signal, not an accusation of fraud, insider activity, or proof that a wallet is a developer or sniper.

📜 CEMETERY TERMS

Market Cap (MCap) — Estimated total market value of the token's circulating supply.

Liquidity (Liq) — Value available in the token's tracked trading pool. Very low or rapidly disappearing liquidity can make a token difficult to trade.

24h Volume — Trading volume recorded over the previous 24 hours.

24h Change — Percentage price movement over the previous 24 hours.

Buys / Sells — Observed transaction activity used to help measure current market interest.

Launch Signer — A wallet observed signing the transaction associated with a token/pool launch event. This does not automatically mean the wallet is the developer.

Early Holder — A holder whose observed activity is associated with the token's early launch period. This is timing evidence and does not automatically prove sniping.

Holder Concentration — The percentage of token supply controlled by the largest observed token accounts.

GHOST Score — DEADCOIN's combined holder-risk score based on the on-chain concentration evidence currently available.

⚠ WHAT DEADCOIN DOESN'T CLAIM

DEADCOIN classifications are generated from observed market and on-chain evidence. They should not be interpreted as proof that a project is fraudulent, a token is a scam, a wallet belongs to a developer, a holder is a sniper or insider, or that a token will rise, fall, survive, or fail.

DEADCOIN is a monitoring and research tool — not financial advice.