$DIC
The Necropolis, on the record

Death Docs

verify us, don't trust us

The whole machine, in numbers you can check yourself. No promises you can't audit. Every figure here is fixed in code and provable on Solana.

Pre-launch · the Wake has not yet risen
The Lexicon · decode the lore

Speak Of Death

The names are theatre; the mechanics are not. Here is the plain meaning of every term on this page, so the rest reads clean whether or not you came for the lore.

$DICDeath In Crypto. The token. Fixed supply, no team, fair launch.
The WakeThe presale. Offer SOL and claim a pro-rata share of $DIC at launch. Below 666 SOL at the close, every soul refunds in full.
A SoulA depositor, and their on-chain account. Your soul number is your permanent entry rank, kept even if you refund.
The SealThe moment the Wake closes and the outcome locks: launch if the floor is met, refunds if it isn't.
The ResurrectionThe single atomic launch: it creates the pool, burns the genesis supply, and locks the liquidity at once. Irreversible.
The BlessingYour +66.6% bonus. 66.6% of it is claimable the instant the Wake rises; the rest vests over 6d 6h 6m, no cliff, no forfeit.
The StyxLiquidity (49% of supply) and the Death Swap, where you cross the river to trade.
Death SwapThe non-custodial swap. You sign every trade; the Reaper never holds your coin. Best price by Jupiter.
The Pyre · PhlegethonThe buyback-and-burn vault. The Fire that eats $DIC over time.
The CrankThe permissionless fee-puller. Anyone can run it; it holds no privilege and no key of power.
The Ferryman's TollAn optional tip on a swap that feeds the buyback and burn. Off by default.
The BansheeThe in-page shield that reads your transaction and refuses drainer-class instructions before you ever sign.
The VigilThe keeper's dead-man's switch. Silence past the grace window opens refunds and blocks the launch.
The Passage2% of supply, burned whole at genesis. The toll for crossing.
The NecromancerThe pseudonymous operator. No names. We never message you first, ever.
Memento MoriRemember that you will die. The whole thesis, in two words.
01 · The Ledger

The Ledger Is Fixed

Supply is minted once at genesis and can never grow. The split is asserted in code to sum to the whole, with no hidden bucket and nothing kept for the team. Read it on-chain yourself. This page only points.

666,666,666
Total supply
fixed · minted once · 6 decimals
21.58%
Burned at genesis
143,921,569.03 $DIC, before the first trade
522,745,096.97
Circulating after the burn
what remains once the fire takes its share
49%
49%
The Wake · 326,666,666The souls' pile. Paid out pro-rata to everyone in the presale.
The Styx · 326,666,666Liquidity, plus the genesis reconciliation burn.
The Passage · 13,333,334Burned whole at genesis. The toll for crossing.
The $DIC mintSPL token · live at launch
The token itself, and the one address you actually trade against. It is a PDA of the Wake program, so it is deterministic and pinned in code; a look-alike can never wear its address. Verify it on every pool and aggregator before you trust a listing.
CJSnda2si7E1McVxehKhQCmGY6dnTcWQZKcrM5yktQkZ
Solscan ↗ (live at launch)
02 · The Four Rivers

The Contracts

Four Anchor programs, one job each. These are their addresses, reserved and pinned in code. When the Wake rises they deploy here. Cross-check each against the pool on a DEX aggregator before you trust a single one.

The Wake
Takes the deposits, keeps the Vigil and its dead-man's switch, and fires the one irreversible Resurrection that creates the pool, burns the genesis supply, and locks the liquidity in a single atomic instruction.
waKeVxhY4ZLr6xNdCiNncKeXHZ3kLqSZjUdcahPBi9T
Solscan ↗ (live at launch)
The Styx · river-split
Cleaves the 1% pool fee 66.6 to the Fire, 33.4 to the treasury, and custodies the Fee Key in a PDA that no instruction can move. The split has no setter. It can never be changed.
StyxakCeWhJH8GjrFN76PWZWDRBfz5anohhu3rCg4Qp
Solscan ↗ (live at launch)
The Pyre · phlegethon-vault
Holds the buyback reserve and runs the Rite of Fire, the commit-reveal burn lottery. Buybacks are capped at 1% of the pool reserve per slot, so no rite can be sandwiched.
pyREtrsSnnsBS36MwvEJhdsof1VG5DjzMhjZeyKyHtY
Solscan ↗ (live at launch)
The Crank · phlegethon-crank
The only way fees ever leave, and anyone can pull it. The cranker holds no privilege and no key of power. Permissionless, by design.
AsHetWfkSyf8KpSxBfvMs3weMw8Rd8fKYatGKuW9iK52
Solscan ↗ (live at launch)

No whitelist. No tiers. No insider allocation. The four operator wallets (keeper, deployer, treasury, cranker) are barred from the sale at the contract level, and the treasury never touches the raise.

03 · Built From Source

Byte For Byte

The strongest thing an anonymous team can hand you is a build you can reproduce. Each program compiles to a fixed SHA-256 against a pinned solana-verify base image. At launch you rebuild from source and diff the hash yourself. If a single byte differs, you'll know.

wake
8087ea558e7312ba32a36d247884436ec16b51565d1254627f0c24d86af9edd6
river_split
5cdadbad3d98773a1ef9c5ab9dee3db1da1f8060672f600ac73bc4df5a4c870f
phlegethon_vault
e9faf55a178f1732d7e3f7842c8580926800f901d2400d4ad5e4143b73f49c03
phlegethon_crank
236ec315672c054ffec1315cce31bc49076db088baf17b4a2bb849a51f6d278d
04 · Sealed, And Not Yet

What's Locked

A locked pool over a mintable token is still a rug. So here is the honest split: what the code makes immutable today, and what is only true once it's executed on mainnet. The second list is not done yet. Each item names the on-chain account you'll check it at.

The fee split is immutable. 66.6% to the Fire, 33.4% to the treasury. No setter exists in any program.
The Fee Key is frozen in a PDA. No instruction can move it.
Insiders are barred in code. The four operator wallets cannot deposit.
Mint authority revoked. Sealed at launch Check the mint account's authority once $DIC is live.
Freeze authority revoked. Sealed at launch No account can ever be frozen. Verify on the mint.
100% of liquidity locked. Sealed at launch Locked atomically in the Resurrection. Verify at the locker.
Program upgrade authority revoked. Sealed at launch Set immutable at --final. Verify on each program account.
05 · The Review

Self-Audited, Not Store-Bought

Said plainly, because the page is about honesty: there is no paid third-party audit, and none is planned before launch. It is a cost we couldn't justify. What was done instead is open and reproducible, and the math is the credential.

Adversarial review by our own Wraith and Death Hacker engines, multiple independent passes, reconciled to a tracked register. Zero exploitable findings.
An internal audit register (DH-C-01 through 09, plus DH-R-01), every item fixed or dispositioned in writing.
Runtime-verified on a forked mainnet against real Raydium, the LP locker, and Metaplex, on the production 666,666,666 build.
A 180+ test suite, two fuzzers, clippy -D warnings, cargo-audit, and a must-not-exist gate, all in CI.
Free OSS analyzers clean: cargo-geiger 0 unsafe, cargo-audit 0 vulns, clippy 0 warnings, semgrep 0 findings.
06 · The Banshee

She Watches You Sign

Before any swap reaches your wallet, the Banshee reads the transaction and wails on drainer-class instructions. The four that never belong in a swap (hidden approvals, authority seizures, owner-reassigns, held transactions) she refuses outright. What you see is what you sign.

$DIC carries no transfer tax and no honeypot. The token does nothing when it moves between wallets.
The Ferryman's Toll on the swap is optional and off by default. When you choose it, it feeds the buyback and burn. Nothing else.
Refreshing a stale blockhash changes only recency, never the amount, the accounts, or the minimum you receive.
07 · The Rules, In Numbers

Nothing Left To Trust

The presale and the fire run on fixed constants, sourced from one Rust crate, not from promises. Every row is a number you can hold us to.

Soft capBelow it at the Seal, every soul refunds in full and nothing launches.
666 SOL
Hard capAlso the early-launch trigger. The cap-filling deposit is clamped so no whale overshoots.
6,666 SOL
Minimum first depositTop-ups after can be any size.
1 SOL
The WakeThe presale window. Ends early on a hard-cap sellout.
6d 6h 6m
Lying in StateThe wait from the Seal to the pool's creation.
6h 6m 6s
Dead-man's graceKeeper silence past this opens refunds and blocks the Seal.
72 h
The Soul's bonusFlat for every soul, first to last. Funded by the genesis burn, not by dilution.
+66.6%
The BlessingClaimable the moment the Wake rises. The tail vests with no cliff and no forfeit.
66.6% instantrest over 6d 6h 6m
Pool feeAsserted on the AmmConfig account, never trusted blindly.
1%
The River's DueThe fee split. Immutable, no setter.
66.6 / 33.4Fire / treasury
Buyback spend capPer rite, as a share of the pool reserve. Anti-sandwich.
1% / slot2% slippage bound
Rite of FireThe take probability of the burn lottery, clamped.
5% – 95%
Crank claim floorFees only move once they clear this.
~1 SOL
08 · Do Your Own Rites

Verify Us, Don't Trust Us

When the Wake rises, you won't need our word for any of it. Here is the walk.

  1. Paste the $DIC mint into Solscan. Confirm the mint and freeze authority both read as revoked.
  2. Open each of the four program accounts above. Confirm the upgrade authority is gone.
  3. Find the liquidity at its locker and confirm 100% is locked, not just a slice.
  4. Read the holder list. Discount the LP and the treasury, then judge the dispersion for yourself.
  5. Run the mint through a rug scanner. Confirm no transfer tax, no mint, no freeze.
  6. Rebuild each program from source and diff the SHA-256 against the hashes above. opens when the source is public

And three tools that read the chain for you, live:

Verify a crossing ↗
Paste or scan any Death Swap signature and the chain confirms it. A real crossing answers; a fake stays silent.
Your live allocation ↗
Once the Wake opens, /allocation/<your-wallet> reads your pro-rata share live and recomputes as the pool fills.
The Ledger of Souls ↗
Every soul in the Wake, ranked by stake, read straight from the chain. Discount the LP and treasury, judge the rest yourself.
09 · The Source

Read The Code

The contracts are open source on a fully anonymous account. The link goes live the moment the repository is made public.

Sealed until launch

The full Anchor workspace, the reproducible-build script, the test suite and the audit register. Everything that produces the hashes above. When it opens, this is where you confirm the source compiles to the bytecode you're trading against.

10 · The Ferryman

Reach The Necromancer

One pseudonymous channel, advertised the proper way per RFC 9116. No names. No DMs asking for your seed, ever. We will never message you first.

Email
necromancer@deathincrypto.com
X
@DeathinCrypto
security.txt
/.well-known/security.txt