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We Buy Dead Coins

Delisted? Stranded? Get a firm USDC bid in seconds.

Pricing from live DEX data...

1. Paste your token

Any token on 8 chains. Our AI pricing engine reads every surviving DEX pool in real time and computes what your position is actually worth.

2. Get a firm bid

We quote a real USDC bid — fair value minus a transparent discount that depends on how much exit liquidity is left. No auctions, no waiting for a buyer.

3. Send tokens, receive USDC

Transfer to your EventTrader deposit address. After on-chain confirmation your USDC is credited — withdrawable like any balance.

Tax-loss receipts

Every buyback comes with a timestamped disposal receipt (token, amount, sale proceeds, on-chain tx hash) — the documentation you need to realize the capital loss. Not tax advice; consult your advisor.

Frequently asked questions

Which tokens do you buy?

Almost any token on Ethereum, Base, BSC, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Optimism, or Solana that still has at least one readable DEX pool. Tokens delisted for regulatory reasons are excluded — our filter declines them automatically.

How is the price set?

Fair value comes from live DEX market data across all surviving pools. The discount reflects real exit costs: the thinner the remaining liquidity, the deeper the discount. The breakdown is shown with every quote.

Why is my bid so low?

Because the remaining liquidity is thin. Our bid is what the position is genuinely worth to sell — usually far more than a market dump, which would crash the pool, and infinitely more than a token nobody will take at all.

What if my token has no liquidity at all?

You'll get the tax-loss disposal offer: a nominal bid plus a flat fee, with a receipt documenting the disposal for your capital-loss claim.

Is a quote guaranteed?

A quote is firm until its expiry timestamp. If pool conditions collapse before you accept, a fresh quote is generated at acceptance — you always see the final number before anything moves.