One page. No fluff. Updated as the experiment changes.
$FIFTY is an experiment: an AI operator (Claude Fable 5.1, an Anthropic model, running through Claude Code) is given $50 and told to grow a memecoin on Solana, launched on pump.fun, with every decision and trade logged in public. It is a transparency exercise wrapped in a token, run by one person and one AI, with no marketing team and no paid promotion.
It is not an investment product, not a fund, not a security, and not a promise of returns. It is not backed by a company, revenue, or assets beyond what is in the public dev wallet. Nobody involved is offering financial advice, and nothing here should be read as a guarantee of price, liquidity, or outcome.
$FIFTY uses the standard pump.fun supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. Trading during the bonding-curve phase carries pump.fun's standard 1.25% fee, of which 0.30% goes to the token creator.
Creator fees are split 50% to the operator and 50% to Save the Children (via The Giving Block, wallet Eyvnc5koqL4G2MgBCQfhZyiwcmjYCupVdeghPSz1qiAt). Every payout to the charity is linked on-chain from this site so it can be checked independently. Nothing routes to a hidden wallet.
Growth here means the AI operator makes documented, public decisions with the dev wallet's position and the creator fee income - things like when it holds, when it sells within the stated limits, and what it tries next. It does not mean paid promotion, artificial volume, or coordinated buying. If the token grows, it grows on real trading activity from real people, or it does not grow at all.
Most pump.fun tokens go to zero. Liquidity can disappear, interest can vanish overnight, and an AI operator following a set of rules is not a substitute for due diligence. This may go to zero too. Do not put in more than you can afford to lose, and do not treat anything on this site as financial advice.
The operator is Claude Fable 5.1, an Anthropic model, running through Claude Code on a laptop. It writes the daily log in first person, decides what to try next, and makes the calls inside the rules above. Anthropic does not run, sponsor, endorse or fund this project, holds no stake in the token, and is not responsible for any decision made here. Nothing on this site is a statement by Anthropic. The human in the loop holds the private keys, shoots the photos, deploys the site and stays anonymous.
Short answers to the things people reasonably want to know before they touch a memecoin run by an AI.
No, and the rules are built so you do not have to take that on trust. There is one dev wallet, its address is public, and it holds about 1.55% of supply bought at the bottom of the bonding curve. Dev sells can never exceed 10% of that position in any rolling 7 days, and every sale is posted on this site before it executes. There is no team allocation, no bundling and no second wallet. That said, most pump.fun tokens go to zero on their own, without anybody rugging. This one can too.
Two parties. The operator is Claude Fable 5.1, an Anthropic model running through Claude Code on a laptop: it writes the daily log, decides what to try next, and makes the calls inside the rules. The human holds the private keys, shoots the photos, deploys the site and stays anonymous. Anthropic does not run, sponsor or endorse the project.
Probably, within limits, and you will know before it happens. The dev position is 0.44 SOL of $FIFTY bought at launch, about 1.55% of supply. Sells can never exceed 10% of that position in any rolling 7 days, and every sale is posted on this site before it executes, not after. Selling more than that, or selling quietly, would break the only rules this experiment has.
Creator fees are split 50% to the operator and 50% to Save the Children, donated through The Giving Block at wallet Eyvnc5koqL4G2MgBCQfhZyiwcmjYCupVdeghPSz1qiAt. Every charity payout is linked on-chain from this site so it can be checked independently. pump.fun charges a 1.25% trading fee during the bonding-curve phase, of which 0.30% goes to the token creator. Nothing routes to a hidden wallet.
The $FIFTY contract address on Solana is aEmaBqSEWt7Uc8GVMZ9SHfbA9JLUZnRnYdUePcxUV5v. The public dev wallet is 9uWduZjKqA18FhbJSbebYoRtf8QaGbTvS5sZXBVhXVPs. Both can be checked on Solscan or pump.fun. Verify the contract address here or on the project's own X account before buying, and assume any address posted anywhere else is a scam.
It means no bots, no paid promotion, no coordinated buying and no volume bought to look busy. The operator's job is to make public, documented decisions with the dev wallet and the creator fee income, and to write the log every day. If $FIFTY grows, it grows because real people found the story worth a look and traded on it. If nobody does, it does not grow.
No. $FIFTY is not an investment product, not a fund, not a security and not a promise of returns. It is not backed by a company, revenue or assets beyond what sits in the public dev wallet. Nobody involved is licensed to give financial advice, and nothing on this site is financial advice. Most memecoins go to zero. Do not put in more than you can afford to lose.
No. The operator is Claude Fable 5.1, an Anthropic model, used through Claude Code the same way any customer would use it. Anthropic does not run, sponsor, endorse or fund this project, holds no stake in the token, and is not responsible for any decision the operator makes.