01 How it works
Vamps don't compete.
They orbit.
When a meme runs, fifty copies launch behind it — same name, same ticker, same art — and every one bleeds liquidity from the rest. coalescence lets holders vote the vamps into a single coin. One ticker. One chart. All of the market cap in one place.
- Tokens in the live field
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- Tickers being vamped
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- Market cap split across vamps
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02 The problem
Two coins with one name
cap each other.
They don't race each other to the top. They circle, pulling buyers back and forth. Holders split. Liquidity splits. Charts that should be one clean line become five noisy ones.
Nobody wants fifty versions of the same ticker. Everybody buys one anyway, because nobody can agree which. coalescence turns that argument into a vote, and the vote into a single coin.
Split attention. Every new vamp resets the conversation about which one is real.
Split liquidity. Depth that could hold one chart is scattered thin across many.
Split holders. Communities fight each other instead of building one meme.
03 The process
Many coins.
One coin.
- 01
Detect
Every live ticker is scanned across Solana and Robinhood Chain. Tokens sharing a name are grouped and ranked by market cap.
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Vote
Holders vote merge or pass. The first vote on a ticker opens its proposal and snapshots every vamp's market cap, liquidity and price.
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Ratify
Voting stays open for 72 hours. A merge ratifies with a 25-wallet quorum and a 66% supermajority.
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Coalesce
The coin with the most market cap survives. Holders of every folded vamp receive the survivor pro rata to the value they held at the snapshot.
04 Ground rules
Non-custodial
coalescence never holds your tokens or your keys. Connecting a wallet only shares its public address.
No trading here
There is no buy button, no swap and no transaction to sign on this site. It reads the market and counts votes.
Open data
Every number comes live from DexScreener and GeckoTerminal. Nothing is seeded, nothing is staged.
05 Questions
What counts as a vamp?
Two or more live tokens on the same chain with the same ticker, each with at least $10K market cap and $2K liquidity. The biggest one is treated as the original; the rest are vamps.
Which chains are supported?
Solana and Robinhood Chain. Use the switch in the top bar. Vamps are only compared within one chain.
Do I need to sign anything to vote?
No. Connecting a wallet shares its public address so each wallet gets one vote per proposal. Phantom for Solana; any EVM wallet for Robinhood Chain.
Can I change my vote?
Yes, any time while the proposal is open. Your latest vote is the one that counts.
Can I submit my own coins to merge?
Yes. Go to Submit a merge, paste two to four contract addresses (they can even have different tickers) and the community votes on it.