Every pump.fun coin that graduated and then flopped gets a tombstone here, with its real numbers. Walk the graveyard, leave flowers, hunt ghosts.
On November 1 and 2 Mexico remembers the ones who left. Today the trenches remember theirs.
On November 1 and 2, families in Mexico build an ofrenda: an altar with photos, candles, food and cempasúchil marigolds. The orange petals draw a path so the souls can find their way home for one night. It is a celebration of memory, not of death.
Every day hundreds of pump.fun coins graduate from the bonding curve and die within hours. Hundreds died on these two days alone. Each one gets a stone here, with its real numbers and an obituary written from its own chart.
Open any stone and press 🕯️ Altar: the coin goes on the community altar for 24 hours, with a candle for every visitor who remembers it. Leave a marigold. Light a candle for your bag.
In the lobby you float as a little soul. Xolo, the dog that guides the souls home, trots beside you along the marigold path to the altar. La Catrina waits in the plaza, and every stone tells its coin’s story when you pass by.
🌼 Día de Muertos is a real and beautiful tradition, alive in millions of homes. We joke about coins, never about the dead or the holiday.
Every pump.fun graduate that dies on the Day of the Dead gets marigolds and a candle on its grave.
The gravedigger is checking the chain…
Three ways into the graveyard.
The live graveyard, as a game. Watch every funeral happen, click any stone for its story, and play Ghost Hunt.
EnterEvery stone ever buried, with filters: newest, hardest fall, shortest life, most loved. Find your dead bag.
BrowseRecords of the dead, coins in intensive care, and the fresh graduates still breathing.
VisitGraduated, now down more than 65%. Not dead… yet.
Just left the bonding curve. Still breathing.
No opinions, only the chain.