BAG GRAVEYARD $BAGYARD

Paste a wallet. See what died in it.

A tombstone for every dead coin a Solana wallet still holds, the oldest grave, and the rent locked up with them.

Any wallet. Nothing to connect, nothing to sign. The card shows tickers only: no amounts, no address.

A sample with made-up coins. Paste a wallet and yours replaces it.

What the card shows

Up to twelve stones by ticker, how many are buried, the oldest grave, the dead share of the wallet's tokens, and the SOL locked as rent in those token accounts. The copy link contains the wallet address. The image does not.

What counts as dead

A token in the wallet gets a grave when all four are true at the moment you dig:

  1. It once had a market. A trading pool is on record for it. Tokens that never had one (most spam airdrops, receipts, pool shares) are not graves.
  2. The pool is at least 30 days old. Younger than that is too early to call.
  3. Almost nobody trades it. Under $500 traded in the last 24 hours.
  4. Almost nothing is left. It has no price at all, or under $1,000 of liquidity, or a market cap under $25,000.

Left out even then: staking tokens, and coins wearing the ticker of a large live token, because a stone reading the name of a coin that is alive would mislead.

The twelve stones on the card are picked in this order: coins that graduated from a launchpad, then coins from a launchpad or with something still in the pool, then the rest. Inside each group, the ones most wallets still hold come first.

Just one coin

Paste a token address to see whether it has a grave.

What this page cannot tell you

  • No all-time high on the stones. We tested free sources for the peak price of long-dead coins. One stops at 180 days of history, and another's chart missed tops we knew. So the epitaphs use what can be read reliably: the first pool date, launchpad graduation, holders, and what is left.
  • Birth dates stop at June 2024. "Born" means the first pool on record, and the records do not reach further back. Older coins say "before Jun 2024".
  • No date of death. Nothing records the day a coin stopped. A stone says when it was found dead: the day you dug.
  • An airdropped coin can get a grave if it once had a pool. Telling a gift from a purchase needs a wallet's whole history, which this page does not read.
  • Rent is an estimate: 0.00203928 SOL for each token account, the standard size. A few newer-standard accounts hold slightly more.
  • Up to 1,000 tokens per wallet are read. A bigger wallet gets a partial graveyard, and the card says so.
  • Reads are limited: 6 new wallets per 10 minutes per visitor, and a daily total for everyone. A wallet read in the last 6 hours opens from the cache.
  • Names are cleaned. Letters and digits only, 10 characters at most. A slur is replaced by the first characters of the token's address.
  • No language model writes here. Every epitaph is a fixed template filled with the coin's own numbers.
  • Where the numbers come from. Holdings are read from the chain by our server. Market numbers come from Jupiter's public token data, asked by your browser about the token addresses, never about the wallet address.

Bag Graveyard ยท $BAGYARD

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