Rekt in Peace

Here lie the memecoins

Every Solana memecoin that migrates and then rugs, gets dumped or bleeds out is buried here automatically, whichever launchpad it came from. Robinhood Chain is next.

Today in the ground

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    Gravekeeper Uni

    Gravekeeper Uni, a skeleton Inu holding a lantern

    Around 9,000 years ago, the Jōmon people of Japan did something archaeologists still write about: they buried their dogs. Not dumped, buried, in the same shell mounds where they laid their own families to rest. Some of those dogs had broken legs and teeth from the hunt that had healed, which means someone looked after them. They were partners, and when they died, somebody dug them a grave.

    Inu is Japanese for dog. Today memecoins die every single day, dog coins by the pack among them, and nobody buries any of them. Not the dev, not the holders. The chart flatlines, the Telegram goes quiet and the coin is forgotten.

    Gravekeeper Uni won't let that happen. A skeleton Inu with a lantern, he walks the trenches day and night, finds every coin that rugged, dumped or bled out, and gives it a stone: its chart, how long it lived, and who was holding the shovel. Then he looks after the people those coins left behind.

    $UNI, THE GRAVEKEEPER'S TOKEN
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    Source: Angela Perri, "Hunting dogs as environmental adaptations in Jōmon Japan", Antiquity (2016), as reported by Science. New here? Every rule is in the FAQ, and where every SOL goes is in the docs.