A leading provider of survival.
dotcom.systems is a leading provider of survival. 5,555 startups. One crash. Burn the token behind a startup and it survives the crash: it leaves the tradeable supply and earns a share of the fee on each trade in the pool, for as long as the pool trades. Rewards are promotional and are not investment income.
One real startup from the sample set. Burn the token behind it and the page flips for good.
Free. One tap: you go to X to sign in and come back with a wallet and a number.
Two numbers. The first 555 wallets from The Queue mint at $1, one each; after that everyone pays $5. The Queue pays the permanent 3% trade fee from minute one; everyone else pays up to 90% in the first 87 minutes after The Bell. After The Queue freezes, one free registration transaction (gas only) puts a Queue wallet on the 3% list from the first block. Registration is a transaction; joining is not. 555 units at $1, one per wallet, first come, so a number is eligibility, not a reserved unit. The contracts are not audited. How it works.
Sample renders, not the 5,555 canonical startups. Which startup a unit holds is decided at reveal, and nobody can know it at mint.
A preview of the collection: real rendered startups. Flip a token from pre-crash to survived to see what surviving does to the art.
8 of 18 seeded samples shown, not the 5,555 canonical startups. Your actual startup and its traits are written on-chain and revealed after mint.
The census opens at The Bell
Survivors, supply, and the fee pot, all read live from the chain, appear here the moment the market is open. For now, take a number in The Queue.
- 1.There are 5,555 fictional dot-com startups, each one unit of the DOTCOM token.
- 2.You mint units at a tier price; on reveal, each becomes a specific startup with a track and a round.
- 3.The single DOTCOM/WETH pool charges a permanent 3% on the WETH side of every trade, reached 87 minutes after The Bell and higher in those first 87 minutes, and two thirds of that fee is set aside as a payout pot.
- 4.Burn the one token behind a startup and it survives the crash: it stops being tradeable and, for as long as the pool trades, earns a share of the fee on each trade, paid in WETH. If nothing trades, nothing accrues.
- 5.Survival is permanent and there is no undo, so the census only ever moves one way.
No refunds. No undo. No forced moves. Just the crash.
Rewards are promotional distributions of trading fees, not investment income. They exist only while the pool trades, and each survived startup's share falls as more startups survive. Burning is permanent. The contracts are not audited. The full risks are in the docs.