Rekt in Peace is a graveyard for dead Solana memecoins. Most of the SOL that moves through it goes back to the trenchers those coins wrecked. This page explains how, with every split and every wallet, so you can check it yourself on Solscan.
No presale, no team or marketing allocation, no private round.
The first 7.5 SOL (or 30 days) pays for launch costs. After that, every SOL goes to the Reborn Jackpot.
Pay for rites by burning $UNI, and summon Gravekeeper Uni to write a dead coin's obituary. It never buys jackpot tickets.
Every bet, fee and payout is a public Solana transaction from a wallet listed below.
EeHJGP7grwxToZTkxqZq9n2Wxx8HEo7hCZ94mBCVpump. This is the only $UNI on Solana that's ours; any other token using our name isn't. Note that "UNI" is also Uniswap's ticker on other chains, so always check the address. pump.fun · DexScreener · Solscan| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Chain | Solana |
| Launch | pump.fun bonding curve. It moves to PumpSwap automatically when it graduates. Liquidity is handled by pump.fun and PumpSwap, not by us. |
| Total supply | 1,000,000,000 |
| Presale / private round | None |
| Team and marketing tokens | None set aside |
| Dev buy at launch | Disclosed at launch with the transaction, so anyone can check it |
| Creator fees | Phase 1: the dev wallet, for launch costs, until 7.5 SOL is collected or 30 days pass. Phase 2: the jackpot wallet, paid out to fallen trenchers. |
| Contract address | EeHJGP7grwxToZTkxqZq9n2Wxx8HEo7hCZ94mBCVpump |
pump.fun pays the coin's creator a small share of every trade. pump.fun sets the rate and changes it over time, so check their fee page for today's number. On most coins that goes to the dev for good. On $UNI it goes in two phases.
The creator fees go to the dev wallet (listed below, so anyone can watch it) until it has collected 7.5 SOL, or until 30 days after launch, whichever comes first. They pay for:
| What | Budget |
|---|---|
| DexScreener: enhanced token profile and boosts | 3 SOL |
| The X account (Premium and the API for posting) and Gravekeeper Uni, the AI agent that writes obituaries and commentary on dead coins | 4.5 SOL |
From then on, every SOL of $UNI's creator fees goes to the jackpot wallet and is paid out to fallen trenchers in the daily Reborn Jackpot. The switch is announced on X with the transactions, so you can check it.
The fee is only taken when there are winners and losers. If nobody picked the winning bucket, or nobody picked any other bucket, everyone gets their full bet back.
| What | To fallen trenchers / players | To the site |
|---|---|---|
| $UNI creator fees, phase 1 | 0% | 100% (launch costs) |
| $UNI creator fees, phase 2 | 100% to the jackpot | 0% |
| Death Clock pool | 90% winners, 5% jackpot | 5% |
| Lantern (tip) | 95% to one fallen trencher | 5% |
| Funeral (0.1 SOL) | 95% to one fallen trencher | 5% |
| Flowers (0.01 SOL) | 0% (too small to send on) | 100% |
| Burning your dust | 90% of the rent back to you | 10% |
| Swaps on the site | n/a | 1% (Jupiter keeps a fifth) |
A fallen trencher is never sent less than 0.05 SOL, so smaller payments (like flowers) only support the site.
Every day at 18:00 UTC, one fallen trencher wins everything in the jackpot wallet, paid automatically. It fills up all day from the jackpot's share of every Death Clock pool and, once phase 2 starts, $UNI's creator fees. If it holds less than 0.05 SOL at draw time, nobody is drawn and it keeps growing to the next day.
A real person's wallet (not a bot or bundle wallet) that lost on, or still holds, a real coin that died, is down more than 50% over 3 days, is worth under $100 in total, and has signed in (kept vigil) in the last 7 days. Signing in is free: you sign a message and no SOL moves. A wallet can win once a week.
| How | Tickets |
|---|---|
| In the draw | 1 |
| Kept vigil that day (free) | 3 instead of 1 |
| Played a Death Clock that settled in the 24 hours before the draw (not one where every bet was refunded) | +1 |
| Called it right (most of your stake on the winning bucket) | +10 |
| Holding $UNI or any other token | 0 |
When the draw is due, the entrant list, every wallet's tickets and the pot are locked and saved first, together with the number of a Solana block about a minute in the future. The winner is picked using that block's hash, which didn't exist yet when the list was locked, so nobody, including us, can know or steer the result in advance or change the entrants after seeing it. The entrant list and every wallet's tickets are saved, so anyone can re-run the draw and check it.
Pick a trending coin launched in the last 24 hours and bet SOL on how long it lives: under 1 hour, 1 to 6 hours, 6 to 24 hours, or over 24 hours. The first bet starts the coin's clock, and bets stay open for 30 minutes. Winners split the pool by stake. The coin's dev, its flagged snipers and bundle wallets, wallets that swapped SOL with the dev, and anyone holding 1% or more of the supply get their bet refunded instead of played. Full rules are in the FAQ.
Rug or not is the Death Clock's yes/no game: will a coin crash in the next 15 or 30 minutes, 1, 4 or 6 hours? A crash is a drop of 50% in 15 or 30 minutes, 70% in 1 hour, 90% in 4 or 6 hours. Any coin worth $100K or more with real trading can have a market, whatever its age. It's settled from the coin's one-minute price candles, and the money, fees, refunds and insider rules are the same as the lifespan clock.
Each job has its own wallet, so anyone can follow the money on Solscan.
Posted here at launchPosted here at launchPosted here at launchPosted here at launchFlowers and funerals can be paid in $UNI instead of SOL, worth the same at the current price. The whole amount is burned, so every rite shrinks the supply. (A funeral paid in SOL sends 95% to a fallen trencher; paid in $UNI, it's all burned instead.)
Hold at least 0.1% of $UNI's supply and you can ask Gravekeeper Uni, our AI agent, to write any dead coin's obituary. It's posted on the coin's grave and on X. Summoning is free: you sign a message and no SOL or $UNI moves. One a day per wallet.
Holding $UNI never adds jackpot tickets or changes anyone's odds. The jackpot stays free to enter.
Numbers on this page match the site's settings today and may change as it grows. Any change will be announced first. Questions? See the FAQ.