$CPR · Robinhood Chain

Keep it
alive.

Every buy is a heartbeat. Ten minutes without one and it flatlines. The next buy shocks it back.

II · $CPR

each spike is a buy

CLEAR!

time to flatline

10:00

alive for

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bpm

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buys, last hour

last beat

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flatlines

revivals

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longest life

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closest call

heartbeats

three thingsHow it works

Any buy of $CPR, any size, lands on the monitor as a beat and resets the clock to 10:00.

If nobody buys for ten minutes, the line goes flat and the time of death is stamped on the monitor for everyone to see.

Whoever buys first after a flatline revives it. Their name goes on the revivals board, with how long it was gone.

The monitor is this page, not a contract.$CPR is a plain token. This page reads its buys straight from the chain and draws them. There's no second contract, no owner, and nothing the page can change about the token.
Death is theatre.A flatline doesn't burn, freeze or change anything. It only means nobody has bought for ten minutes, and one buy brings it back.
Sells don't stop the heart.Only buys count as beats. Sells show on the chart, but they don't reset or shorten the clock.
Times come from the chain.The clock uses each buy's block time. Your screen might be a few seconds off from someone else's.
If it moves to a DEX pool,this page keeps reading the launchpad market it started on. That will be updated if and when it happens.
It's a meme token.$CPR carries no claim on anything, and buying it to keep a cartoon heart beating is exactly as serious as it sounds. You can lose what you put in.