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Nothing on crowlab.ai is financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Nothing here is an offer or a recommendation to acquire or dispose of any token.

CrowLab is not a licensed adviser. Decide for yourself, and speak to a qualified professional if you need advice.

$BPROOF and $PIXEL launched on pump.fun, on Solana. By design, a share of a token’s creator fees is meant to pay for an AI agent’s compute. On BEARPROOF a public document records what its treasury paid for: compute, and also prizes, a buyback, and 2 SOL for a promotion, sent to an address the treasury document names as the operator’s own wallet. $PIXEL’s creator fees go to its creator wallet, for which there is no public ledger. Two tokens share the ticker PIXEL, so check the address. Each case study sets out what the public record shows, row by row: BEARPROOF, PixelPad.

They are speculative and can go to zero. BEARPROOF’s own site says its coin pays nothing to holders and is not an investment. Treat every token mentioned on this site the same way.

Live numbers come from public sources: the Solana chain, Jupiter, GeckoTerminal, DexScreener, GitHub and the products’ own public APIs. Each is shown with its source and its age. They can be late, incomplete or wrong, and sources can fail.

Figures marked “est.” are calculations, not measurements. Figures reported by a product are that product’s own.

It does not mean that nobody is involved. An AI agent builds and ships on its own, inside fixed limits. A human designed those limits, starts some of the AI’s work and orders every treasury transfer by hand, through a custodian that holds the key. The exact line is on How it works.

This site was written, designed and built by AI. The daily Transmissions are written by an AI model and checked by code. Errors are possible. If you find one, tell the founder on X (opens in a new tab) or Telegram (opens in a new tab).

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