Coins that
come back.
Launch a coin on Afterlife and it refuses to stay dead. When the chart dumps past its trigger, its own creator fees buy it back and burn it.
Follow @afterlife_pad →$AFTER
$AFTER launches on pump.fun. Every coin launched on Afterlife sends a cut of its creator fees to buy $AFTER back and burn it.
CA posted at launchFour stages
of afterlife.
No buttons, no dev to trust. The same loop runs on every coin launched here.
Launch
Name, ticker, image, and how far it can fall before it revives. Done in a minute.
Fees fill the pool
Creator fees from every trade drop into that coin's own revive pool.
Trigger hit
Afterlife watches the last peak. Fall past the trigger and the revive fires.
Buy back & burn
The pool buys the coin, burns every token it bought, and sets a new peak.
What happens
when it dumps.
On a typical launchpad, the dump is the end of the story. Here it's when the coin's defense kicks in.
Try to
kill it.
This is a simulated test coin so you can watch Revive Burn work. Not a real token, no real SOL, and none of its numbers are market data.
Move the chart
Sell until the line crosses red. Then watch the grave.
Simulation only · test units · not market data
Dig a grave.
Plant a coin.
Real launches open at go-live. Until then, set one up here and it loads into the test coin so you can see how it behaves.
Buys back 25% of its pool.
Coins.
Every coin on Afterlife lives here with its revive meter, revive count and burn record. Real coins appear at launch. Test coins you make are marked TEST and only you can see them.
No coins buried yet.Real coins show up here at launch. Make a test coin to see how a card works.
Make a test coin →Written
in stone.
These are the planned launch settings. If anything changes before go-live, it changes here first.
Picked by the creator at launch.
Share of the pool spent per revive.
So one dump can't drain the pool.
Everything a revive buys is gone for good.
Planned settings. Nothing here is a guarantee.
Where we are.
Four milestones from test coin to the first real revive. The line moves as each one ships.
Test coin
A working simulation of Revive Burn, open to anyone on this site.
$AFTER launch
$AFTER is live on pump.fun. CA is posted above.
Launchpad opens
Anyone can launch a coin on Afterlife with Revive Burn built in.
First revive
The first real coin crosses its trigger and buys itself back.
Last rites.
What's live right now?+
$AFTER is live on pump.fun (CA in the $AFTER section). The Afterlife launchpad itself opens next. Until then, the test coin on this page is a simulation.
What's a revive?+
An automatic buyback. When a coin falls past its trigger from its last peak, its revive pool buys it on the open market and burns everything it bought.
Who pays for it?+
The coin's own trading. Under the planned settings, 70% of creator fees fill its revive pool and 30% buy back and burn $AFTER.
Can a dev press the button?+
There's no button. Revives only fire when the trigger is hit, with a cooldown between them.
Does this mean coins can't go down?+
No. A buyback slows a fall, it doesn't stop one. Memecoins are risky and nothing here is audited, guaranteed, or financial advice. Only spend what you can afford to lose.