Every meme ends. ANTI is where they go.
A list of things that are currently true. Revised when they stop being true.
Meme coins end. All of them. There is no drain at the bottom of the pool.
ANTI is the drain. Not a competitor. The destination.
No product. No roadmap. No promises.
ANTI launches on Chewpad, on Robinhood Chain. The sale is priced in ANON.
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The founder does not set supply and does not set liquidity. No tokens are allocated to anyone — not to a team, not to investors, not to advisors, not to marketing, not to the founder.
The founder can buy, the same way anyone else can. A purchase is not an allocation. That difference is the whole point.
That is not restraint. Launching this way means an allocation is not among the options.
A meme coin dies. It gets buried.
The project acquires a quantity of the dead coin and sends it to a burn address. The transaction is public. The coin receives a permanent listing in the Meme Graveyard, with its burn hash.
Dead coins are cheap. That is the entry requirement. One ceremony costs a few dollars for the coin, plus gas.
The quantity burned will often be enormous. This is not a flex. It is a consequence of the coin being worthless.
There is no limit on the number of ceremonies. A cemetery that stops accepting bodies is a strange cemetery.
Three conditions. All required.
That is the whole test. There is no assessment of whether a coin was a scam, because that asks what people meant to do. These ask whether anyone is still trading it.
A coin with nothing left to buy cannot be buried. Those are not listed. The graveyard can only bury what it can reach.
Chain is not a condition. ANTI launches on Chewpad; it buries from anywhere. A meme coin that died on another chain is still a dead meme coin.
The graveyard does not choose. It ranks.
Every meme coin CoinGecko has ever catalogued is checked, every day. Those meeting all three conditions are ordered by how far they fell, largest first. Whatever sits at the front is next.
The register is not ours. Being catalogued as a meme coin is a judgement someone else made, years before ANTI existed, with nothing at stake in the outcome. We do not decide what counts as a meme, and we do not keep a list of our own.
Nothing is hand-picked. There is no nomination and no vote. The ranking is arithmetic on public data, and anyone can recompute it.
Every burial is announced before it happens, with the evidence — what it peaked at, what it trades at now, how many trades a day, how long it has been watched, and where to check each.
Then 72 hours. If the finding is wrong, say so inside that window.
Not with ANTI.
There is no ANTI-denominated burn fund, and none is needed. Nothing in the ceremony requires ANTI to be sold, so no ANTI is sold.
Ceremonies are funded in SOL from a public founder wallet. The address is published. The balance is visible. It goes down.
When it is empty, ceremonies stop until it is refilled. You will see that before we say it.
Nothing at launch. The founder takes no position in the sale.
Any position is bought afterward, on the open market, at whatever it costs by then — the same way anyone else would have to. It will be disclosed with its address and transaction hash.
This section exists because every other document of this kind pretends it does not need one.
Every coin buried is listed here, permanently, with the evidence and the transaction that buried it.
No one is buried here yet.
The graveyard opens when ANTI does. Nothing is listed in advance, and nothing is listed that cannot be checked on-chain.
It will grow slowly at first and then not slowly. That is not a projection. It is what happens to meme coins.