Useful public documentation
Future award logic can point to reviewed burial records, confidence labels, and moderation notes while keeping sensitive evidence private.
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Demo concept
Rug Survivor
For the participant with the best receipts from the long, weird afterlife of an abandoned project.
This award profile shows how Crypto Graveyard can package community recognition, plaque language, eligibility rules, and evidence labels around a burial without claiming a tax result or investment value.
Award fileMonthly
Cadence
Monthly
Sample winner
RugHistorian
Featured coin
SafeMars Classic
Award metric
Best historical record
Prize layer
Archive badge + Rare headstone
Tax status
Not determined
Selection rules
What would make this award credible?
The useful version should be transparent enough that the community understands why a winner was chosen.
Clear timeline of abandonment
Future award logic can point to reviewed burial records, confidence labels, and moderation notes while keeping sensitive evidence private.
No doxxing or unsafe claims
Future award logic can point to reviewed burial records, confidence labels, and moderation notes while keeping sensitive evidence private.
Helps explain the project history
Future award logic can point to reviewed burial records, confidence labels, and moderation notes while keeping sensitive evidence private.
Crypto Graveyard
Rug Survivor
Receipts archivist award
RugHistorian
Archive badge + Rare headstone eligibility · Receipts archived
“Every rug deserves footnotes.”
History is written by the bagholders.
Fulfillment flow
Step 1
Review submitted public links and screenshots
Step 2
Separate documented facts from commentary
Step 3
Credit the participant pseudonymously
Step 4
Attach archive notes to the coin profile
Headstone connection
Awards can unlock better headstone eligibility later, but the headstone collectible should remain separate from the non-transferable record that says who earned the award.
Prize concept
Archive badge + Rare headstone eligibility
Guardrails
The trophy case still needs rails
These award pages should stay playful, opt-in, and evidence-aware before any real transfer or shipment happens.
No tax conclusion
Awards celebrate site activity and stories. They do not verify deductible losses, cost basis, charitable deductions, or legal ownership.
Consent before display
Real winners should approve pseudonym, masked wallet display, public links, and plaque fulfillment details before anything is published.
No value promise
Plaques, badges, SBTs, and headstones should be framed as recognition or art, not investments expected to appreciate.
Evidence-aware
Future award pages should label whether metrics are sample, on-chain observed, estimated, documented, reviewed, or unknown.
Award record
This profile can eventually be generated from real reviewed burials.
For now, it is a fictional template showing how awards, plaques, profiles, certificates, and collectible headstones can fit together safely.