Three strangers.
One coin.
Write a head, give it a body, name its feet. You only ever see the edge of what came before. When the third part lands, the corpse is born on pump.fun. No wallet. No fee. No idea what it looks like.
HOW IT WORKS
Head
Name it. You go first. The paper is blank.
Body
Give it a body. You see only the last two letters of its name.
Feet
Name its feet: the ticker. You see only the bottom edge of the body.
Birth
The paper unfolds and the coin goes live. Creator fees split on-chain: 30% to each hand, 10% to the treasury. Locked forever.
LATEST BIRTHS
GALLERY →NO BIRTHS YET. THE FIRST CORPSE IS STILL FOLDING.
ABOUT · FAQ
An exquisite corpse is an old parlour game: fold the paper, pass it on, unfold a creature nobody drew. CORPSE plays it with coins.
Do I need a wallet?
No. Paste a payout address if you want your share of creator fees. Skip it and your share goes to the treasury.
Who pays to launch?
The treasury pays every deploy.
How do fees work?
At birth the coin's creator fees are split on-chain: 30/30/30 to the three hands, 10 to the treasury. The split is locked; nobody can change it, including us.
Can I pick my part?
No. The paper decides.
Can I see the other parts?
Only the fold, until it's born.
What gets rejected?
Hate, sexual content, anything involving minors, impersonation, links.
Is this financial advice?
No.