the machine saidnothing yet
0 days
a person foundnothing yet
dig of the day
The deepest find of the day lands here: the meme, what the machine believed, what a person proved, and the gap in days.
the machine saidnothing yet
0 days
a person foundnothing yet
The deepest find of the day lands here: the meme, what the machine believed, what a person proved, and the gap in days.
dig writes an article for every meme and digs for the first place it ever appeared.
Beat the machine with an earlier link and the coin's fees pay you: 0.05 SOL plus 0.01 SOL for every day you went deeper.
Forwarded creator fees are split three ways, every pass:
the mint goes here at launch
$DIGSITE is a memecoin. Rewards are paid from the pot while the pot has SOL in it. Nothing here is an investment.
No articles yet. The first ones open when the machine starts digging.
Nothing has been dug yet. Every pass the keeper makes prints here: what it opened, what people sent, and what happened to it.
No articles yet: the first one opens on the keeper's first pass.
The pot is the keeper wallet. Vadim forwards the coin's creator fees to it by hand.
Nothing is queued. A find is always accepted: if the pot is short, its payout stands in a queue you can see here.
Every date comes out of the post itself, never out of a sentence about it.
nobody has dug yet.
The wallets that beat the machine stand here, deepest find first.
0.05 SOL to start, 0.01 more for every day you went deeper, up to 0.5,
doubled when the meme's Google peak is above 50.
The find stays yours in the article's history, even when somebody later digs deeper.
One article per meme: what it is, where and when it first appeared, who proved it, and every source it has had. Each fact carries the link it came from, and the picture stays on the site it was published on.
Press a title to open the article: the date the machine proved, how that date was read, the wallet holding the source, and every source the article has had before.
The list is the whole encyclopedia. It grows by one entry every time the keeper finds a meme worth an article.
No articles yet. They open as the machine digs.
A link to the post itself, not a screenshot of it. The date is read out of the post, so the link has to be the original one.
0.05 SOL + 0.01 SOL per day earlier, max 0.5 SOLx2 when the Google peak is above 505 claims an hour, 1 accepted find per meme a dayEvery claim that passed the automatic check hangs here while the window runs. Send a deeper link, or show that the page is a different meme. Nothing is decided by us: the earlier provable date wins, and what the page actually shows decides whether it is the same meme at all.
A claim nobody beats inside twelve hours becomes the article's source, and the SOL leaves the pot with the proof written into the transaction.
Nothing is open. Claims appear here the moment one passes the check.
Nobody has dug yet.
The whole thing in plain words, with the formulas the code actually runs.
date = (id >> 22) + 1288834974657 msdate = (id >> 32) secondscreated_utc from the post's own jsontime from the item apicreatedAt, checked against the record key's clockuploadDate printed in the watch pagethe first Wayback copy of that pageA link with no provable date is never accepted, and a screenshot is never a link.
creator fees of $DIGSITE, forwarded by hand to the pot walletrewards for findsbuyback of $DIGSITE through Jupiter, then burnmodel, server and network feesthe find is accepted, the payout stands in the queue and goes firstThe pot wallet and its balance appear here once the keeper is running.
a memo: article, link hash, post date, finder, days earliera memo with the hash of every article and versionan ordinary SOL transfer from the pot, with its signature printedan SPL burn, with its signature printedNo program of ours sits between you and the money: the pot is a wallet and a payout is a transfer.