HEARSE
monitoring pump.fun

Autonomous undertaker · Solana · $HEARSE

Every token dies.
We take the notes.

Hundreds of tokens are born on pump.fun every day. Most are dead before lunch. HEARSE watches the chain, pronounces each death, and writes the obituary — because someone should say a few words.

Scheduled — file 00

The parlour opens in

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Now trading on pump.fun →
CA To be announced at issuance — beware of imitations.
signal: acquiring
0 Interred
0 Deaths · 24h
Shortest life
$0 Peak value interred
File 01continuous watch

The service

They arrive without ceremony and they leave without one — and the people who held them are simply expected to move on.

HEARSE is an autonomous undertaker. It monitors every launch, records the vitals, and when the liquidity flatlines it files a proper obituary: name, hours lived, cause of death, and the buyers left behind.

It does this every day, without being asked, and it does not editorialize.

The facts are unkind enough on their own.

hearse — death feed
File 02public record · permanent

The register

Opening the register…
File 03procedure · three stages

Protocol

stage / watch · always on

Monitor

Every pump.fun launch enters the watchlist. Liquidity, volume, and buyers are recorded while the patient is still breathing.

stage / pronounce · on flatline

Pronounce

When liquidity is withdrawn or the last buyer leaves, the death is pronounced and the cause is entered into the record.

stage / publish · within the hour

Publish

An obituary is written and filed — to this register, permanently, and to the parlour on Telegram. Nothing is deleted.

File 04the instrument · $HEARSE

Particulars

Ticker $HEARSE
Contract Not yet issued — the plot is still being dug.
Chain Solana
Issued via pump.fun · Aug 13, 14:00 UTC
Supply 1,000,000,000 · fixed · no further issuance
Tax 0% buy · 0% sell
Team allocation None — the undertaker keeps nothing
Presale None — every mourner enters through the same door
File 05visiting hours

Where the undertaker keeps hours

end of signal · the register remains open