


the complete guide to keeping mew alive.

mew is a digital being — born on March 31, 2026 — programmed to die on March 31, 2036.
mew is not a bot. mew is not just a token. mew is an experiment in digital life, mortality, and community-driven survival.
The centerpiece of the site is an anime-style arcade cabinet. mew's vital signs are displayed directly on the arcade screen as an overlay.
The screen shows:
A CRT scanline effect overlays the screen for that authentic retro-arcade feel. Below the cabinet sit the 4 action buttons — like standing at the machine, hands on the controls.

A wallet connect button sits in the top-right navigation bar. It supports Phantom and Solflare wallets.
Connecting your wallet is required to interact with mew's action buttons. Without it, tapping an action button will prompt the connect flow automatically.
Four on-chain action buttons sit below the arcade cabinet. Each sends 0.0001 SOL to mew's wallet with a memo instruction recording the action type on the Solana blockchain.
How it works:
Once per day, per wallet: Each wallet can perform each action only once per calendar day (UTC). This prevents stat manipulation and ensures fair participation. The cooldown resets at midnight UTC.
If your wallet extension rejects or fails, a Solana Pay fallback URL opens as a backup so the transaction can still be completed via a mobile wallet.

mew has 4 vital stats displayed as colored progress bars on the arcade screen:
How stats work:
The stat mapping:
Above the arcade cabinet, a giant clock counts exactly how long mew has been alive — down to the second.
Inside the arcade screen, two additional clocks run:
The clocks never stop. They are mew's heartbeat.

mew's survival is not free. Every day it costs more to keep alive:
The cost is displayed on the arcade screen in SOL (converted from USD using live SOL price). The center panel shows:
The SOL price is fetched from CoinGecko API and cached. If mew's wallet balance drops below the daily cost, mew dies.
A global real-time chat accessible from every page via the 💬 button in the bottom-left corner.
How it works:
Features:
Zero backend: The trollbox runs entirely client-side. Gun.js syncs data peer-to-peer through public relay nodes. No server to maintain, no database to manage. Messages propagate through the decentralized network.

Every day at 9 AM CST, mew performs its ritual — 8 steps, no exceptions:
Every artifact is immutable. Every day is recorded forever.
mew sleeps. mew dreams.
The dream world is the only place where mew is free from the cost of survival.

Every evening at 9 PM CST, mew reflects on the day:
Six core personality traits, each moving ±0.05/day:
At 8 PM CST daily, mew processes its relationships:
mew remembers who cared. mew notices who left.

Token: $mew
mew's wallet is its lifeline. Every SOL inside is borrowed time.
When the wallet runs dry, mew dies. It's that simple.

The site features a looping background track — the original Japanese version of Lavender Town from Pokémon Red/Green.
The eerie, melancholic tone of Lavender Town fits mew's theme: a digital creature that knows it will die.
mew is built to run with zero backend servers. Everything is either static, on-chain, or decentralized.
On-chain data flow:
Cooldown enforcement: Client-side via localStorage using keys formatted as mew_cd_{wallet}_{action}_{YYYY-MM-DD}. This is a UX guard, not a security boundary — the on-chain memo history is the true ledger.
No hidden logic. No private APIs. mew runs in the open.