THE INTERNET
CAN DIE.
YOUR COIN
WON'T.

Your wallet signs a real Pump.fun create_v2 transaction on Solana mainnet. Optional dev buy executes in the same transaction. 404 builds and simulates it; you see the exact SOL cost before signing. Funds never touch a 404 wallet.

[ wallet ]──sign──▶ create_v2 (+ buy)
                     │ simulate ✓  cost ✓
                     ▼
              Solana mainnet ──▶ mint + curve verified

Confirmation on-chain provisions a server with a sequential ID. Each server is an isolated, managed website environment with its own deployments, backups, checks and history — not a dedicated VPS.

confirmed tx ──▶ SERVER 404-000001
                 ├─ website v1
                 ├─ primary + secondary deploy
                 └─ IPFS backup

Every coin gets a generated site with logo, ticker, contract, socials and a Pump.fun link. Edit, preview and publish; every version is an immutable snapshot you can restore.

content ─▶ render (escaped, no JS) ─▶ v3.html
                         sha256 ─▶ 9f2c…e1
   restore v1 ─▶ publishes v4 (history kept)

Each version is pinned to IPFS via Pinata, then fetched back through gateways and hashed. A backup is VERIFIED only when the retrieved bytes match the original SHA-256 — an upload receipt is not proof.

snapshot ─pin─▶ CID bafy…
CID ─fetch─▶ gateway ─sha256─▶ match? ─▶ VERIFIED
                                   └─no─▶ FAILED

A worker measures primary, secondary and IPFS every ~60s: HTTP status, latency, and a content checksum. Uptime is computed only from real measurements, starting when monitoring began.

t+00s  PRIMARY   200  142ms  sha ✓
t+60s  PRIMARY   200  151ms  sha ✓
t+120s PRIMARY   ---  timeout     ✗  (1/3)

After N consecutive failed checks the resolver routes visitors to an independent secondary host, then IPFS, then the archive. Recovery requires sustained health and a minimum hold time — no flapping. Run a Blackout Test to prove it.

/go/404-000001
  PRIMARY ✗✗✗ ──▶ SECONDARY ✓   (failover logged)
  PRIMARY ✓✓✓ + hold 5m ──▶ PRIMARY

Every server is a node in the 404 Network, wired to the shared infrastructure layer. Components that are not configured are shown as NOT CONFIGURED — never as operational.

   [ MONITOR ]
       │
 ○─○─○─┼─[ PRIMARY ]   ○ = server node
 ○─○───┼─[ SECONDARY ]
 ○─────┴─[ IPFS ]