Comeback

$MULE (demo)
and back

Only the fallen may enter.
The biggest comeback takes the title.

Launch a coin

Nobody asks where it started. We only ask where it is when the last hour runs out. A round is seven days, and it goes like this.

A boxer flat on the canvas under one light, far away.
First reel

It fell.

Your coin lost 70% or more from its all-time high. Here, that is the only way in.

A ringside clock on a wooden table under a lamp.
Second reel

The Mark.

When the round opens, a one-hour average becomes the starting point. It is frozen and public.

A boxer getting up from one knee, backlit.
Last reel

The Final Hour.

The Climb is the lower of the last-hour and last-day averages, measured from the Mark. It has to clear +50%. The longest Climb takes the title.

00:41:17

left on the clock. Round , hour . Still standing:

    This is a demo round.

    A dead coin stays dead somewhere else.

    On pump.fun a coin gets its first hours and nothing after. When it falls, the page moves on, and so does everyone who bought.

    Here it gets a week, a board, and a real reason to call everyone back.

    of creator fees go to your own wallet, from the first trade, win or lose.
    0%goes to Comeback.

    1. One

      Only the fallen may enter.

      Down at least 70% from the all-time high, and old enough to have really fallen.

    2. Two

      The Mark is frozen.

      A one-hour average at the open. It does not move for anyone.

    3. Three

      Your corner decides.

      At least 30% of holders must be new and real: wallets active for over a week, not tied to the launcher, holding for at least a day.

    4. Four

      Sell your bag and you're out of the fight.

      If the launcher sells, or linked wallets carry the rebound, the coin is thrown out.

    5. Five

      It's the last hour that counts.

      The Climb is the lower of the last-hour and last-day averages, and it has to clear +50%. Below that, nobody takes the title.

    6. Six

      The verdict comes 72 hours later.

      Three days after the bell, the winner must still hold half of its Climb. If it gave it back, the next coin takes the title. The coin can still fall. Nobody promises otherwise.