Scan
Afterglow reads Solana's pools for tokens down 90% or more with almost no trading left, and measures every fall from its best day.
Automatic
Afterglow · the revival launchpad
Relaunch the tokens the market left for dead.
Afterglow scans Solana for tokens that went quiet. Pick one, give it a new name, and launch it with a share set aside for everyone holding it when the revival is created.
How a relaunch works
Start one →
The launch sequence. One signature.
Rename
Pick one and give it a new name and ticker. It credits the original and never poses as it or its team.
You chooseSplit
Set 10 to 50% aside for the old token's holders. They're counted when you sign, before the revival is listed, so nobody can buy in late.
One signatureLaunch
The new token goes live on a bonding curve, and anyone can buy. When the curve raises 85 SOL it graduates, and holders' claims open.
Claims open at graduationLive from the market
Open the graveyard →
The graveyard, live.
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Measured from each token's best day
Every token we checked
How far they fell, how long they've waited
Resting zone · down 90%+
Further right means quieter for longer. Higher means a harder fall. Bigger means more liquidity left. Every point opens its story.
Distribution
How far they fell
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What was left behind
What was left behind
can glow again.
Every dead chart still has people behind it: wallets that held through the fall and are still waiting. A revival sets a share of what comes next aside for them.
01 · Find
Graveyard
Every token that went quiet, and its whole rise and fall.
Live market data
02 · Relaunch
Revive
A new name. A share for everyone who held.
Four steps
03 · Check
My bags
Paste a wallet. See what died, and what's coming back.
$FROG · held+ 3.0M
$MOON · held+ 820K
$CHAD · held+ 1.4M
Is my bag dead?
04 · Learn
The Book
Three short lessons on how a revival works.
Read
Signal · still transmitting
They're still out there.
Every blip is a real token resting right now. The further out, the longer it's been quiet. Hover to read one, click to bring it back.
Center · went quiet recentlyEdge · quiet the longest
Closest to a comeback
The whole graveyard →
Waiting for a second launch.
They held through the fall.
A share is theirs.
That's the deal.
A revival sets 10 to 50% of the new token aside for the wallets that held the old one when it was created. When the curve fills, their share opens to claim.
The rules
Five rules. No shortcuts.
01
Only the resting
Down 90%, barely tradedOnly tokens down 90% or more, with under $250 of daily trading, can be revived. Nobody gets to hijack a project that's still alive.
See who qualifies →
02
A new name
Credits the old oneEvery revival launches under its own name and ticker. It credits the original, and never poses as it or its team.
Why it matters →
03
A share for holders
10 to 50% of supplyHolders are counted when a revival is created. Buying the old token afterwards earns nothing. When the curve fills, their share moves to Afterglow's claims vault and claims open for 30 to 90 days. Anything unclaimed is burned, and if the curve never fills, there's nothing to claim.
Check a wallet →
04
Revivers wait
5% max, locked 6 months after graduationWhoever starts a revival can keep 5% of the supply at most. It stays locked until 6 months after the curve fills. If the curve never fills, it never unlocks.
Start one →
05
Fees in the open
5% at launch, easing to 1%Trading on the curve costs 5% at launch, easing to 1% over the first 10 minutes, plus a small extra fee when trading is volatile. After Meteora's share, half goes to the reviver and half to Afterglow. After graduation, the Meteora pool charges 1%.
Read the rules →