NECRO
Robinhood Chain
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Every hour,
one coin rises.

$NECRO holders vote on ten dead coins. At the top of every hour, the trading fees buy the winner back from the grave.

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Voting locks at :50Voting open
Pump fund
0.18 ETH

Fees collected this hour, spent in 5 small buys at the top of the hour.

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This hour's ballot

Ten dead coins that passed every revival check. Tap one to read its record.

Recently risen

The last three pumps.

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    HERE LIES

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    Life and death

    Market cap since launch

    Death record

    Revival score

    0out of 100

    If it wins this hour

    Estimate based on this hour's fund and the pool's current depth.

    The Graveyard

    Every dead coin on Robinhood Chain.

    We watch every coin on the chain. When one dies, it gets a grave here. Only the few that can still be bought safely make the ballot.

    Buried–Down 90%+ and gone quiet
    Revivable–Pass every check right now
    Cooling down–Pumped in the last 24h
    Died today–New graves since midnight UTC

    Causes of death

    Why most buried coins can't come back.

    CoinStatusWhyPeakNowDied

    Showing sample graves.

    Pump log

    Every ritual, on the record.

    Each hour's buy is listed here with its transaction, so anyone can check where the fees went.

    Pumps run–Since launch
    ETH spent–All from trading fees
    Avg move–About an hour after the buy
    Coins raised–Different coins

    Last 24 hours

    ETH spent on each hour's pump.

    TimeCoinETH boughtBefore → 1h afterMoveTransaction
    How it works

    One hour, one resurrection.

    Necro runs the same ritual 24 times a day. Here's every step, and the rules that keep it fair.

    One round
    :00

    Snapshot

    A new ballot of ten opens and everyone's $NECRO balance is recorded.

    :00 – :50

    Vote

    Holders vote. More $NECRO means a heavier vote, based on the snapshot.

    :50

    Lock

    Voting closes and the winner is set. No more changes.

    :00 – :05

    Pump

    The hour's fees buy the winner in five small buys to limit slippage.

    Where the fees go

    Every $NECRO trade pays a fee. All of it funds the next pump.

    $NECRO tradesEvery buy and sell pays a fee
    →
    Necro dev wallet → pump walletFees land in the Necro dev wallet, then move to a separate wallet that only the bot uses
    →
    Winning coin boughtBurned or heldTBDDecided before launch

    What makes a coin revivable

    Thousands of coins die. Only the ones that pass all four checks reach the ballot.

    01

    ETH left in the pool

    The pool needs some ETH left so a buy actually moves the price and can be sold back.

    02

    Dev holds under 2%

    So a pump never turns into the dev's exit.

    03

    Dead a week, sell-tested

    It has to stay dead for 7 days, and a test sale has to go through, so no honeypots.

    04

    One pump a day

    A winner sits out 24 hours so the ballot keeps moving.

    Questions

    Why isn't my coin on the ballot?

    It failed at least one of the four checks. Search it in the Graveyard and you'll see exactly which one.

    How are votes counted?

    Your vote is weighted by how much $NECRO you held when the round opened. Buying after the snapshot doesn't add weight until the next round.

    Can the same coin win every hour?

    No. A winner sits out for 24 hours before it can return to the ballot.

    Does a pump guarantee the coin goes up?

    No. It's a real buy, so it adds buying pressure, but the price after that depends on the market. Small funds mean small moves.

    Can I check where the money went?

    Yes. Every pump is listed in the Pump log with its transaction on the Robinhood Chain explorer. Both wallets are public: the Necro dev wallet that collects the fees, set at launch, and the pump wallet that makes the buys, set at launch.

    Which coins can be on the ballot?

    Coins launched on pons that peaked above $10K, then fell 90% or more and went quiet. pons pools are locked, so their liquidity can't be pulled.