Build the cemetery in layers, not in one haunted megastructure.
Crypto Graveyard is intentionally staged: public prototype first, controlled beta second, real request storage third, then wallet watchers, memorial automation, media, and collectibles. Each phase should earn the right to unlock the next one.
Live
1
Already deployed on the public site.
Prototype
1
Designed as a non-live product preview.
Planned
3
Defined enough to build next, but not implemented.
Later
2
Useful direction, intentionally behind the core burial loop.
Phases
The roadmap separates visible prototypes from operational systems. That keeps the project exciting without accidentally opening real transfers too early.
Phase 1
Live
Make Crypto Graveyard real enough to share: domain, core pages, safety language, and a coherent product story.
Related page →Already shipped
Production domain connected
Homepage dashboard with sample data
Hall of Fame demo
Sample memorial page
About and safety page
Next work
Social preview artwork
Logo polish
Public launch checklist
Phase 2
Prototype
Define how early burials should be requested, reviewed, approved, and safely displayed before any public wallets are published.
Related page →Already shipped
Wallet plan page
Manual beta request preview
Review process blueprint
Consent and safety language
No-secrets guardrails
Next work
Request storage model
Admin review screen
Status/email templates
Phase 3
Planned
Turn the preview request flow into a real, private review queue without opening public token transfers yet.
Related page →Already shipped
Nothing shipped yet. This phase waits for earlier gates.
Next work
Database-backed beta requests
Admin review statuses
Private reviewer notes
User confirmation messages
Abuse/spam handling
Phase 4
Planned
Monitor approved receiving wallets and reconcile real token transfers into memorial records.
Related page →Already shipped
Nothing shipped yet. This phase waits for earlier gates.
Next work
Pick first supported chain
Create official receiving wallet policy
Watch transfer events
Store transaction hashes
Handle unsupported tokens
Phase 5
Planned
Generate real memorial pages, eulogies, confidence labels, timelines, and certificates from reviewed burial records.
Related page →Already shipped
Sample memorial prototype
Next work
Memorial database schema
AI eulogy workflow
Certificate generator
Value-confidence labels
Public sharing controls
Phase 6
Later
Turn burials into stream-ready moments: live feed, OBS overlay, animations, and YouTube companion content.
Related page →Already shipped
Nothing shipped yet. This phase waits for earlier gates.
Next work
Live burial feed
OBS overlay route
Funeral animation states
YouTube embed/automation
Clip/highlight workflow
Phase 7
Later
Add non-transferable memorial profiles and optional tradable randomized headstone NFTs once the core burial loop works.
Related page →Already shipped
Nothing shipped yet. This phase waits for earlier gates.
Next work
SBT profile design
Headstone trait model
Metadata storage plan
Minting chain selection
Rarity and provenance rules
Current build focus
Before wallets or watchers, the project needs a safe way to store beta requests, review them, and communicate status without exposing secrets or promising tax results.