DEADBOX is a multi-chain Web3 ecosystem of three interlocking tokens — $DEAD (deflationary), $uDEAD (dividend-paying), and $USDeAD (ETH-backed stablecoin) — where all fee revenue flows to the community instead of a company treasury. Live on 7 EVM chains: Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB Chain, Scroll, and MegaETH. USDeAD additionally bridges to Monad, HyperEVM, Solana, and Tron.

$DEAD is a deflationary ERC-20 token with a fixed hard cap of 1 billion. No new tokens can ever be minted; supply only decreases through two on-chain burn sinks: minting $uDEAD (permanently burns $DEAD at a 2:1 ratio) and Grave Digging (burns 40% of reclaimed tokens from long-inactive wallets). $DEAD uses LayerZero OFT for cross-chain transfers.

How do $uDEAD dividends work?

$uDEAD is minted by permanently burning $DEAD at a 2:1 ratio (burn 2 $DEAD to mint 1 $uDEAD). Holders receive automatic ETH dividends streamed directly to their wallets from ecosystem revenue — trading fees, USDeAD vault exit fees (50% of the 1% exit fee), and USDeAD liquidation surpluses. No staking, no claiming — dividends stream automatically. Because total $uDEAD supply can only shrink, your share percentage grows over time.

What is USDeAD and how is it backed?

USDeAD is an over-collateralized ETH-backed decentralized stablecoin. It is minted by depositing WETH, wstETH, or rETH into a vault. The recommended collateral ratio is 200%; vaults below the 115% liquidation threshold become liquidatable by any user (permissionless, no grace period). The protocol charges 0% interest — only a one-time 1% exit fee, 50% of which streams to $uDEAD holders and 50% to the treasury.

What is the Deaderal Reserve Protocol?

The Deaderal Reserve Protocol (DRP) is the open, Liquity-inspired CDP protocol behind USDeAD. It consists of two core contracts: the DeaderalReserveProtocol contract (manages vaults, deposits, mints, repayments, and the liquidation lifecycle) and the Stability Pool (absorbs liquidated debt and distributes collateral gains to USDeAD depositors). Official docs: https://usdocs.dead.box/

On which chains is DEADBOX available?

DEADBOX is live on 7 EVM chains: Base (primary), Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB Chain, Scroll, and MegaETH. Cross-chain $DEAD / $uDEAD transfers use LayerZero OFT. USDeAD vault operations are live on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Scroll, and MegaETH (in public beta); USDeAD itself additionally bridges as a non-lending token to BNB Chain, Monad, HyperEVM, Solana, and Tron.

How is the USDeAD liquidation surplus distributed?

When a USDeAD vault is liquidated with surplus collateral above the debt, the surplus is split: 50% to Stability Pool depositors as extra yield, 24% to the Vault Distributor, 12% to the treasury, 12% to $uDEAD holders, and approximately 2% to the liquidator (watchdog) as an incentive.

Learn/Developers

DeadBox Public REST API

DeadBox Public REST API reference

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The DeadBox API provides public REST endpoints for accessing historical on-chain data, aggregated statistics, and real-time metrics. The API is free to use and requires no authentication.

Stats Endpoints

GET /api/stats returns current ecosystem statistics including total burned, circulating supply, lifetime dividends, holder count, and token prices. GET /api/stats/history?metric=supply&period=30d&token=DEAD returns historical data points for charting.

Burns Endpoints

GET /api/burns?period=30d&chain=base returns daily burn data for charts. GET /api/burns/total returns total burned across all chains with per-chain breakdown. GET /api/burns/recent?limit=20 returns the latest burn transactions.

Dividends Endpoints

GET /api/dividends/total returns lifetime dividend payouts across all reward tokens with USD values and 24h/7d/30d breakdowns. GET /api/dividends/{address} returns a user's claim history. GET /api/dividends/recent returns latest payout events.

Grave Digs Endpoints

GET /api/grave-digs?limit=20&chain=base returns recent grave dig events. GET /api/grave-digs/leaderboard?limit=10 returns the top grave diggers ranked by total tokens claimed.

Interactive Documentation

Full interactive API documentation with request/response examples is available at the /scalar/v1 endpoint on the API server. You can test all endpoints directly from your browser.

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