The cabinet
remembers
what wallets
forget.
Every rugged token is embalmed as a cNFT specimen — deployer, scam vector, timeline pinned to the shelf forever.
Slogan. · every dead token deserves a label.
- awaiting the register…
Ruggers
change coats,
not names.
RugCheck tells you a token is dangerous now. Telegram channels vanish. Wallet trackers stop at a single transaction. Meanwhile, the deployer mints a new ticker, drains a new pool, and never appears in a public record again.
- 01 · RugCheck — present tense only
- 02 · Telegram — channels are deleted
- 03 · Trackers — show transactions, not patterns
- 04 · No public record survives the rug
We embalm.
We seal.
We label.
Where RugCheck answers “is this dangerous now?”, Txdrm answers “whose hands have done this before, and what did it cost?” The deployer disappears. The dome does not.
Preserve
Any rug can be embalmed as a Bubblegum cNFT — mint, deployer, funding source, LP drain signature, vectors, timeline, loss. State compression drops the cost to roughly $0.001 per shelf slot.
Attest
Solana Attestation Service layers four grades — Unverified, Community, Expert, Disputed. Curators stake $TXDRM to seal a verdict. Bad labels get slashed. Good ones harden the record.
Link
We trace funding wallets two hops back. When a deployer returns under a fresh ticker, their prior shelf — and every dome attached to it — lights up in the linkage graph.
Watch
The launch watchdog polls pump.fun, LaunchLab, and LetsBonk. Every new deployer is matched against the cabinet the moment they appear; flagged launches ping Telegram, webhook, and API.
We are not an enforcement agency. We are the shelf that survives the server — a public record where wallets cannot rewrite the past, and where next week's victims can look up last week's thief.
A shelf you
can walk,
specimen by specimen.
Everything
in this hall
is on-chain.
Not a database we promise to keep, not a Substack we promise to update — a cabinet anchored to Solana. If our servers disappear, the shelves remain.
Bubblegum cNFT
Each specimen is a Merkle-tree compressed NFT. State compression makes the ~$0.001 preservation cost feasible across tens of thousands of shelved rugs.
Attestation Service
Solana Attestation Service issues signed grade attestations. Curators stake $TXDRM; false labels are slashable. Disputed labels go to governance.
Helius index
Helius RPC + Enhanced Transactions API feed the linkage walker. We follow funding two hops; the graph is stored and diffed on every new specimen.
Stream mirrors
pump.fun, LaunchLab, and LetsBonk streams are mirrored against the cabinet in real time. A hit fans out to Telegram bots, webhook subscribers, and the public watchdog API.
Parchment export
Every dome emits a parchment-stamped PDF certificate signed by the curator wallet. The exhibit can leave the website and still prove itself.
$TXDRM economics
Preservation burns a small amount of $TXDRM. Attestation requires stake. License revenue from exchanges and launchpads buys back and burns. Degenflationary by design.
curl -X POST http://localhost:8787/specimens \
-H "content-type: application/json" \
-d '{
"mint": "So111...",
"symbol": "CROWCHAIN",
"deployerWallet": "jUL1...r2EX",
"fundingWallet": "Mo1U...fewS",
"rugTimestamp": 1776219266549,
"lossUsd": 148200,
"scamVectors": ["LP_RUG","DEV_DUMP"],
"lpDrainSignature": "sig_...",
"deployerDumpRatio": 0.82
}'
Bring a
dead token.
Leave with a label.
The shelf is open. Walk the domes. Watch the watchdog. And when the next ticker goes silent — bring it back, and we'll pin it down.
deserves a label.”