Peak observed
$114,009
Sample notional
Back to cemetery
Sample coin profile
Oracle Hamster
It trusted the wrong hamster.
This is a fictional profile showing how a real buried token page could combine chain details, confidence labels, timeline, award eligibility, certificate links, and future memorial artifacts.
RIPHAM
Status
Dust
Cause
Bad Data Feed
Burial value
$2.03
Sample estimate
Round trip
$114,006.97
Entertainment metric
Observed age
3y 5m
Sample period
Sample obituary
Here lies Oracle Hamster, known on-chain as HAM, a fictional project on Ethereum whose candle briefly convinced observers that gravity was optional.
Its final chart diagnosis: bad data feed. Its surviving assets include screenshots, Discord archaeology, a suspiciously optimistic roadmap, and one tasteful demo headstone.
This profile is sample data only. May the real version be equally dramatic and much more carefully verified.
Public record fields
Coin
Oracle Hamster
Ticker
HAM
Chain
Ethereum
Cause of death
Bad Data Feed
Confidence
Demo only
Profile URL
cryptograveyard.io/coins/oracle-hamster
Confidence labels
A profile should show what is known, guessed, and theatrical
The real version can replace these sample labels with on-chain proof, price methodology, documentation status, and reviewer notes.
Token identity
Sample
Future records should verify the token contract or mint address against the selected chain.
Wallet control
Future proof
Real burials should require signed-message proof or a small verification transaction.
Peak value
Estimated
Peak notional value should remain separate from estimated liquidation value and documented acquisition cost.
Tax treatment
Not determined
Crypto Graveyard should never label a profile as a verified deductible tax loss.
Timeline
The future story arc
Each real coin page can become an evidence-backed timeline rather than a single leaderboard row.
Event 1
Launch hype
The sample project enters the world with a roadmap, mascot, and confidence levels unsuitable for daylight.
Event 2
Peak observed value
The fictional wallet reaches its maximum notional value during the observed sample holding period.
Event 3
Cause of death
The project suffers the condition listed in the cemetery catalog: silence, exploit, inflation, fatigue, or other chart disease.
Event 4
Burial record
The future real version would link the burial transaction, confidence labels, certificate, and memorial eulogy.
Archive pattern
Later, this page can be generated from a real burial record.
The profile route is now in place. Real data can eventually replace the sample coin object with database fields, watcher events, value methodology, and verified display consent.