A graveyard for dead memecoins · Solana & Base · verified by NEAR
Bury the bag.
Keep the claim.
Send a dead memecoin to its own grave on Solana or Base, an address only NEAR can open. If the coin ever genuinely comes back, you get 80% of it back. Burying also mints $BONES into your grave: a share of the 20% every other coin pays when it rises.
- Why bury instead of hold? You give up 20% of a lottery ticket you’d forgotten about. You get a share of every other ticket in the ground.
- Something back today. On Solana, burying your whole balance closes the token account and refunds its rent (about 0.002 SOL) to you. Necropolis pays the fees.
- Graves
- Plots
- Risings
- Value buried
Read live from the NEAR testnet contract.
Two dead bags, still sitting in their wallets.
I · The death toll
11.6 million memecoins stopped trading in 2025.
95% of pump.fun tokens never trade past day 90. 98.6% of Solana memecoins ended with less than $1,000 of liquidity. The coins die. The positions just sit there, as clutter.
Sources: CoinGecko research (2026), Solidus Labs (2025).
II · Your wallet is a graveyard
Paste a wallet. Meet your dead.
The scanner reads every token in a Solana or Base wallet, checks its vital signs, and tells you which are alive, fading, critical or dead, and exactly why. Where the evidence is thin, it says so instead of guessing.
- $HAWKLiquidity $1.2k · 235 days without a pulse89death score
- $MICHIVolume 0.3% of peak · 244 days dead83death score
- $LIBRA-99% from ATH · traders thinning72death score
III · Bury, don’t burn
Your token never leaves its chain. NEAR just holds the only key.
A grave of your own
Every burial gets a fresh address on Solana or Base, derived from the Necropolis contract through NEAR Chain Signatures. No one holds its private key, not even us.
A plain transfer
You send the dead token to that address from the wallet you already use. One native transaction. No bridge, no wrapped token, no NEAR wallet, no gas token to buy.
Verified by NEAR's MPC
NEAR's MPC network reads the deposit straight from Solana or Base and attests to it. Only then does the contract mint your grave: a position you own, keyed to your own wallet.
IV · Resurrection has rules
A pump is not a pulse.
A coin rises only if it sustains a real recovery for 14 consecutive days. That means $50k+ liquidity, volume back to 10% of its old peak, 100+ unique traders a day, 5× its burial market cap, no wash-trading signature, and agreement between independent data sources. One bad day is a false dawn, and the count starts again.
Coroners only report the numbers. The NEAR contract applies the rule, with terms that were frozen when the first grave was dug.
V · Where the upside comes from
No yield. One token, $BONES, backed only by the buried coins themselves.
When a plot rises, each of its graves is raised: 80% of the tokens go back to their owner, and the 20% tithe goes to the ossuary. After a 2% upkeep fee, the ossuary is split among $BONES holders by what they held at the moment of the rising. One rising pays the whole cemetery.
$BONES is an NEP-141 token whose supply follows the dead. It’s minted when you bury, one per dollar of ossuary weight, into your grave’s own keyless account, and burned when your own coin rises. Sell the grave and its BONES go with it; or exhume them and sell your claim on future resurrections on its own. Anyone who buys in after a rising gets nothing from that rising. Rules and every mint and burn →
What you give up
- Buried tokens stay in the grave until their plot rises. There is no early exit.
- If the coin never comes back, it stays buried. You hold the grave, not the coins.
- If it does come back, 20% of yours pays the cemetery.
VI · Why this only works on NEAR
One contract that can sign on Solana and Base, and see what happened there.
Chain Signatures
Every grave and the ossuary are addresses the Necropolis contract controls through NEAR's MPC network: EdDSA for Solana, ECDSA for Base. Payouts are transactions the contract builds itself and asks the MPC to sign.
Foreign-chain verification
verify_foreign_transaction lets the contract ask the MPC network whether a Solana account or a Base Transfer log really exists. Burials are minted only when that attestation matches byte for byte.
Wallet-native ownership
Graves are owned by your Solana or EVM key, expressed as a NEAR implicit account. You authorise actions by signing a message in Phantom or MetaMask; the contract checks it with ed25519_verify and ecrecover.
Functional NFTs
Each grave is a NEP-171 token that controls a native-chain address and a claim on future payouts. Transfer the NFT and the claim goes with it. Its artwork changes as the plot stirs and rises.
Somewhere in your wallet, something has died.
Bury your bag. Keep the upside. Burials currently run on Solana devnet and Base Sepolia, with real NEAR testnet verification.