Graves nobody visits. Somebody could. We pay them, and the payment is on the chain.
Every pin is a real grave on the board, or a city being scouted. Click the map to zoom with the wheel.
What is this
A bounty board. For graves nobody visits.
Real graves. Not a metaphor. Plots in real cemeteries with lapsed concessions and nobody left to visit, scouted in person, each with a photo and a position.
Real care. Leaves off, weeds out, water on the stone. No chemicals, no tools, nothing moved. The kind of care a grandchild would do, done by a stranger.
Real proof. Before, after, GPS, a human review. Then a payment from a public vault on Robinhood Chain. You do not have to take our word for any of it.
How it works
Three steps. One of them is a broom.
- 01
Pick a grave.
Open the board. Every grave on it has gone years without a visit, has a position, and has a bounty in dollars. Pick one you can walk to.
- 02
Care for it.
Leaves, weeds, water. Nothing else. Photograph it before and after from the same spot, and blur names and portraits. Then sign with the wallet you want paid.
- 03
Get paid. On-chain.
A person checks the photos, the distance and the rules. The vault pays your wallet in $PROOF. The transaction stays on Robinhood Chain for good.
Where bounties grow
Every grave has a level. Every level has a bounty.
Bounties are quoted in dollars and paid in $PROOF at the price on the day. A grave only goes on the board when the vault can pay it.
Proof of reserves
The vault is public. Count it yourself.
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$PROOF in the vault
$0
Paid to caretakers
0
Graves cared for
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$PROOF burned
Chain figures appear the moment the token and vault are deployed. Addresses are published here first, before any post. The whole register
The lost one
One grave. One hundred dollars.
One grave on every board carries the highest level and the biggest bounty: no living family, concession lapsed, decades of nobody. The first one is announced at launch.
Add your own
Know a grave? Put it on the board.
Anyone holding 10,000 $PROOF can put tokens on a specific grave. They go into the vault, the bounty grows by what you put in, and your wallet shows as its sponsor. To propose a grave that is not on the board yet, send a photo and a position to care@restinproof.com.
Where the money goes
The fees, split. The same way, every time.
The project sells no tokens. Its only revenue is the creator share of trading fees on PONS, which lands in the treasury and is split like this. You can watch it move.
- 37.5%
buys $PROOF back and burns it - 37.5%
funds the vault that pays caretakers - 25%
keeps the project running
Questions
Frequently asked, rarely answered.
Is this financial advice?
No. $PROOF is a memecoin. It has no intrinsic value and promises no return. The only thing this site promises is that a bounty, once approved, is paid from a public vault and stays on the chain.
Is it respectful?
The rules exist for exactly this. Only graves that are visibly abandoned, only light care, names and portraits blurred, and a custodian's word is final. A grave that gets its leaves cleared is treated better than one nobody looks at.
Can I care for my own family's grave and get paid?
No. Your family's grave is yours to care for. The board is for graves nobody visits. If you submit your own, the reviewer will notice, and will not pay.
Who pays the bounties?
The vault. It is filled by the creator share of trading fees on PONS, by adoptions, and at launch by the founders' own money. Nothing is minted to pay anyone.
Can I fake my location or reuse photos?
You can try. A person compares your before and after with the scouting photo, checks the distance and the time, and has seen it before. The wallet is excluded. There is no appeal for that one.
Why blur the names?
The dead have privacy too, in Italian law and in ours. The chain holds hashes, amounts and wallets; it never holds a person.
Is it affiliated with Robinhood?
No. It runs on Robinhood Chain, a public blockchain anyone can build on. Robinhood Markets has nothing to do with this.
What if a cemetery wants a grave removed?
One email to care@restinproof.com. Removed within 72 hours, no questions. If a cemetery wants to point us at graves that need care, the same address works.