Every token dies.
WAKE keeps the books.
WAKE is a contract that holds a memecoin's LP and treasury under a public, unchangeable termination condition. When the condition is met, the vault pulls the LP, snapshots holders at the trigger block, gathers what remains into a payout pool and opens claims. The team has no discretionary power at any step. Every step is an onchain transaction anyone can read.
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The attention is not.
Six things the vault does. None of them needs the team to still exist.
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Straight questions. Straight answers.
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Assets locked. Termination condition. Distance to threshold.
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The board only shows numbers it has actually read. Nothing is substituted while the feed is down.
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A commitment a machine can verify.
after that nobody can edit it, you included
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Once signed, the termination condition is fixed forever. No emergency function. No team multisig behind it. There is no cancel button.
In this prototype your wallet is asked for an EIP-191 message signature only. No transaction is broadcast and no allowance is requested.
The vault has received the assets. The public board marks the commitment as active. From here on, nothing requires your signature.
Your wallet's share is open to claim.
Claims are pull-based: you sign the transaction that collects your share. One broken address cannot block the whole distribution. Unclaimed shares stay open.
The vault reads the holder snapshot taken at the trigger block. WAKE calls balanceOf(you) and totalSupply() on the token contract over a public RPC node and computes the pro-rata share from what it reads.
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This wallet's share has been recorded. The vault's ledger is not closed yet: claims stay open for holders who have not collected.
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Death is a change of colour, not a disappearance.
Every closed vault leaves a record: trigger block, assets distributed, wallets claimed, closing certificate. Records cannot be deleted. The rows below the divider are live market casualties — tokens currently sitting more than 95% under their all-time high, read from CoinGecko.
A non-transferable NFT issued to the deployer address when the vault moves to closed. Reusable as a track record for the next launch. Readable by anyone.
The life of a vault, in onchain transaction order.
The mechanism, one step per cell.
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Where every number on this site comes from.
Three states of a number.
Badge and verification API.
A public endpoint returns a token's commitment status. Discovery platforms show a badge next to the trading pair; a buyer clicks it to see the termination condition and the assets locked. Ships with an SDK so launchpads can call it inside their token-creation flow.
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- Setup fee level, proportional fee rate, default thresholds per trigger type.
- First deployment chain and launch date.
- List of discovery platforms with the badge integrated at launch.
- Compensation for whoever opens an orphan-LP case.
- Minimum number of signatures and the real duration of each step.