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How a dead coin moves
One request, one path. The community can push a coin forward. pump.fun still decides the ending.
Step by step
- 01
Request a CTO
Paste the mint on /request and say why it should rise. A wallet can hold a limited number of open requests at once.
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Eligibility checks
Three advisory checks: pump.fun or PumpSwap, not already revived here, and 24h volume under the quiet line. A warning still lets you submit after you acknowledge the risk. An open request for the same mint cannot be duplicated.
- 03
Pay the fee in $UNDEAD
The request fee is about $25 in $UNDEAD. This deployment quotes that as 1,000 tokens. The fee sits held until there is an outcome.
- 04
Graveyard Round
Open requests wait in the Graveyard. An operator snapshots the top of the queue onto the weekly ballot, or moves one coin to voting. Stakers vote yes or no. Holders also sign support.
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Send it to pump.fun
A coin that clears the vote can be marked sent. The app builds a text dossier. A person is supposed to email cto@pump.fun. This app does not send that email, and pump.fun has no public API wired in here.
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Three endings
Approved means pump.fun reassigned the creator to that coin's Revive Vault and the badge is RISEN. Rejected means the big red NGMI banner. Not approved by vote means the ballot itself failed.
Status diagram
Requested
↓ top of the queue, or an operator moves it
Voting · Graveyard Round
↓ ballot clears · or the vote fails
Sent to pump.fun · dossier for cto@pump.fun / admin_cto
→ Approved / Revived (RISEN) · creator role pointed at the Revive Vault
→ Rejected by pump.fun (NGMI) · also after 30 days with no answer
→ Not approved by vote · ballot never cleared, fee uses the reject split
If pump.fun never answers
A request left in sent to pump.fun for 30 days (REJECTION_TIMEOUT_DAYS) is marked rejected by pump.fun the next time the store is touched. The coin page shows the same big rejection banner. Silence is not a soft maybe.