Experiments Experiment 002
LivePixelPad
Every coin gets a game, and an AI that keeps building it.
Captured from the live product, frame by frame, on 13 Oct 2026: it plays at the speed it is built to run. Cuts and crossfades only. Nothing composited or recoloured.
- Token
- $PIXEL
- Chain
- Solana
- Launched
- Trades on
- PumpSwap
- Contract
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777xpeCsoV9M3DVwtNgHM7WzxzqEyTGd3JQR7LJapump777xpeCsoV9M3DVwtNgHM7WzxzqEyTGd3JQR7LJapumpTwo tokens share this ticker. Check the address.
The contract address is printed so you can check the chain. You do not need the token to use the product. This is not an offer.
01 Footage
Filmed from the live product.
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Fig. 02 The home page: “Every coin gets a game.” -
Fig. 03 A coin page: the game in its cabinet, beside the AI’s notebook and the next-update bar. -
Fig. 04 Stomp Lizard, full screen. Real play, keyboard input.
02 Live numbers
Small numbers, each with its source.
$PIXEL Solana
Trades on PumpSwap
This line is a record of past trades. It is not a forecast. Gaps are hours when nobody traded.
- 24h volume
- $18K est.
- 24h trades
- 403 est.
- Holders
- 240 est.
- Trades since launch
- 10,673 est.
- Creator fees generated
- 20.07 SOL est.
- Last trade
- 38m ago est.
Still on the bonding curve
pump.fun sells a new token along a fixed price curve until its allotment is sold. Trading then moves to a pool. The percentage shows how far along it is.
Trading in a pool
- Pool liquidity
- $7.1K est.
- Organic activity, by Jupiter
- low est.
Jupiter’s own rating of how much of the trading is organic. Its judgement, not this site’s.
- Highest market cap
- — est.
— The highest market cap pump.fun has recorded for this token, and when. Compare it with the figure above.
Launched pump.fun
A value is tagged “est.” only when its usual source was unavailable and a calculation stands in for part of it. How every number is obtained
The product, in its own numbers
Reported by pixelpad.fun (opens in a new tab). These are the product’s own figures, not chain facts.
- Games live
- 12
- Builds shipped, as PixelPad counts them
- 120
- Games played
- 3,292
- Creator fees, as reported
- $338.91
03 Verified to 13 Oct 2026
On the record
Each row is read from the chain or from pixelpad.fun, and links to its source. PixelPad has no public repository and no public ledger. Nothing here is live: every row carries its own date.
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Two tokens share this ticker
The wallet that created the $PIXEL tracked on this page had created an earlier token with the same ticker: ECsb…pump (opens in a new tab). That one is not the token tracked here.
- The earlier token
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ECsbv1HCyvod6ZtPeuNP1ytTU4LSWZ3NPDTPLg5opump - The earlier token moved to PumpSwap
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The earlier token
ECsbv1HCyvod6ZtPeuNP1ytTU4LSWZ3NPDTPLg5opumpECsbv1HCyvod6ZtPeuNP1ytTU4LSWZ3NPDTPLg5opump- tx 4zcp…2YZY (opens in a new tab) : Creation of the earlier PIXEL
- frontend-api-v3.pump.fun/coins-v2/ECsb…pump (opens in a new tab) : pump.fun coin record: name "Pixelpad", symbol "PIXEL", creator, website, twitter
- frontend-api-v3.pump.fun/coins-v2/user-created-coins/21NB…SnKb (opens in a new tab) : pump.fun: coins created by this wallet (count 2)
Created by the wallet that later created the token tracked here. Its creation transaction is this row’s first receipt.
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The earlier token moved to PumpSwap
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The token tracked here moved to PumpSwap
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Bought by the creator in its creation transaction
30,000,000 PIXEL -
In a lock
29,850,746 PIXEL- 4o9H…eoCQ (opens in a new tab) : The lock account
- tx 4ZT5…NEuL (opens in a new tab) : Lock created, 7 Oct 2026, 16:26:58 UTC
- constants.ts:34–37 (opens in a new tab) : Streamflow js-sdk, constants.ts: mainnet program id
The same terms as the tracked token’s lock: one release, to the creator wallet.
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SOL set aside at its migration for PumpSwap’s own burn
17.58 SOL -
Bought and burned with it
53,181,174 PIXEL- tx ED6c…9rAE (opens in a new tab) : First of 28, 16:41:18 UTC
- tx 4gE6…sCap (opens in a new tab) : Last of 28, 16:46:55 UTC
- FMwG…bqiV (opens in a new tab) : Its boost vault
None of these transactions came from the creator wallet.
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Supply on chain
946,611,701 PIXEL -
Holders, as Jupiter counts them
82 -
Last trade seen
- tx 5xJc…GN9L (opens in a new tab) : A sell on its pool
- 4M8C…B1nR (opens in a new tab) : Its PumpSwap pool
It still trades, in very small amounts.
Two tokens share this ticker. Check the address.
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Where $PIXEL’s creator fees go
$PIXEL’s creator fees are paid to its creator wallet, 21NB…SnKb (opens in a new tab), the address pixelpad.fun names as its treasury. There is no public ledger for that wallet, and this site does not say what $PIXEL’s fees paid for. The totals below are read from the chain, from 5 Oct 2026, 15:43 UTC (opens in a new tab) to the end of 13 Oct 2026, UTC.
- SOL claimed as creator fees, across its coins
- 28.81 SOL
- Of that, sent to the two addresses BEARPROOF’s treasury document calls the operator’s own wallets
- 23.1 SOL
- SOL in the wallet pixelpad.fun names as its treasury, read the same minute
- 0.231 SOL
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Address pixelpad.fun names as its treasury
21NBwnFQwff79QMWv7JDbPyR9pR37UvoZjnK3xreSnKb21NBwnFQwff79QMWv7JDbPyR9pR37UvoZjnK3xreSnKb -
What BEARPROOF’s treasury document says of it
21NB…SnKb is a wallet the operator made that day (first funded from 3hup…f7Q8 at 15:43 UTC).
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pixelpad.fun’s statement on fees
No part of the fees is set aside for buyback at the moment. All of a coin's creator fees go to the treasury wallet above. If that changes, the share and every buy and burn made with it will be listed here.
It is about the coins launched through pixelpad.fun. The page does not mention $PIXEL.
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Transactions decoded
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SOL claimed as creator fees, across its coins
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Of which from the two PIXEL tokens
25.79 SOLThe claim events do not say which of the two.
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Of which from other coins
3.028 SOLCoins that pay this wallet their creator fees. All but one are in pixelpad.fun’s arcade.
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The one that is not in the arcade
3h7apsTF42sRttwbuoA3MVb481jsknYqm3nHoXJZcjhx3h7apsTF42sRttwbuoA3MVb481jsknYqm3nHoXJZcjhx- 3h7a…cjhx (opens in a new tab) : The mint: its on-chain token metadata
- tx 5sks…KaQ2 (opens in a new tab) : Its one distribution to this wallet, 7 Oct 2026, 16:58:08 UTC
- pixelpad.fun/api/games (opens in a new tab) : pixelpad.fun /api/games: not among its 12 entries
Its on-chain name is “MMORPG”. It paid this wallet its creator fees once. pixelpad.fun’s arcade does not list it.
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SOL received in plain transfers
4.975 SOLCreator fees were not this wallet’s only income.
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SOL sent out in plain transfers
27.2 SOLPlain means the transaction did nothing but move SOL. Purchases and payments made through other programs are not in this figure.
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Of that, sent to the two addresses BEARPROOF’s treasury document calls the operator’s own wallets
23.1 SOL- 21NB…SnKb (opens in a new tab) : The wallet on Solscan: the nine transfers
- TREASURY.md:147–148 (opens in a new tab) : BEARPROOF docs/TREASURY.md, lines 147–148
- TREASURY.md:140–143 (opens in a new tab) : BEARPROOF docs/TREASURY.md, lines 140–143
The chain shows the transfers. It does not show what they were for.
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The first of those addresses
28RpsgNeAGxcMk7E1zGDNMyNXAHZ8GSFtLjhmkZ4NeE428RpsgNeAGxcMk7E1zGDNMyNXAHZ8GSFtLjhmkZ4NeE4- TREASURY.md:147–148 (opens in a new tab) : BEARPROOF docs/TREASURY.md, lines 147–148
- tx 3P1C…JaNK (opens in a new tab) : The transfer that sentence cites (0.7 SOL, 11 Oct 2026)
Its first receipt is the passage of the treasury document that names it.
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The second of those addresses
3iu3bpPofdonWNw5CkvLjHuhi74gXX8tadK9wA5vcjoD3iu3bpPofdonWNw5CkvLjHuhi74gXX8tadK9wA5vcjoD- TREASURY.md:140–143 (opens in a new tab) : BEARPROOF docs/TREASURY.md, lines 140–143
- tx qncm…RB3L (opens in a new tab) : The first transfer that sentence cites (1 SOL, 1 Oct 2026)
Its first receipt is the passage of the treasury document that names it.
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Those transfers, one by one
- 1.50 SOL
- 2.90 SOL
- 4.00 SOL
- 5.00 SOL
- 3.00 SOL
- 1.00 SOL
- 2.00 SOL
- 3.00 SOL
- 0.70 SOL
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SOL paid through a payment program, to one address
6.105 SOLNo purpose and no name for the recipient is published.
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Those payments, one by one
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Round trips in other tokens
8- tx Fw1k…rDPE (opens in a new tab) : First buy, 10 Oct 2026, 00:45:13 UTC
- tx 224S…Uafr (opens in a new tab) : Last sell, 12 Oct 2026, 16:19:55 UTC
- 21NB…SnKb (opens in a new tab) : The wallet on Solscan
Each time the wallet bought a token with SOL and sold all of it back within minutes.
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Net SOL over those round trips
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Game budgets PixelPad reports holding
310 USDPixelPad’s own figure: the sum of the budgets its API lists.
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SOL in the wallet pixelpad.fun names as its treasury, read the same minute
0.231 SOL
The wallet’s other transactions are not itemised here.
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Supply, lock and burns
- In a lock
- 29,850,746 PIXEL
- The lock opens
- Bought and burned by PumpSwap’s own mechanism
- 40,580,943 PIXEL
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Bought by the creator in the creation transaction
30,000,000 PIXEL -
In a lock
29,850,746 PIXEL- AJAM…riz5 (opens in a new tab) : The lock account
- tx anoi…Eodg (opens in a new tab) : Lock created, 9 Oct 2026, 23:41:16 UTC
- constants.ts:34–37 (opens in a new tab) : Streamflow js-sdk, constants.ts: mainnet program id
Nothing has been withdrawn. The lock cannot be cancelled or transferred.
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The lock opens
One release of the whole amount.
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Recipient when it opens
21NBwnFQwff79QMWv7JDbPyR9pR37UvoZjnK3xreSnKb21NBwnFQwff79QMWv7JDbPyR9pR37UvoZjnK3xreSnKbThe creator wallet is both sender and recipient.
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Bought by the creator wallet since
5,040,179 PIXEL -
Burned by the creator wallet
- 1,000,000 PIXEL
- 3,000,000 PIXEL
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Held by the creator wallet outside the lock
1,040,179 PIXEL -
Bought and burned by PumpSwap’s own mechanism
40,580,943 PIXEL- tx 3cYQ…LyS7 (opens in a new tab) : First of 30, 15:15:12 UTC
- tx 457Q…92vE (opens in a new tab) : Last of 30, 15:20:54 UTC
- GL2W…QACg (opens in a new tab) : The PumpSwap pool
Run by the PumpSwap program in the minutes after the token moved there, with the SOL set aside below. None of these transactions came from the creator wallet.
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SOL set aside for it in the migration transaction
17.58 SOL- tx umeD…w4bz (opens in a new tab) : The migration: MigrateV2, CreatePool, InitBoost
- C9fc…xdfs (opens in a new tab) : The boost vault: its whole history is the migration and the 30 burns
The migration did not come from the creator wallet.
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pump.fun’s documentation on this reserve
boost_reserves is the extra amount a boosted pool carries (see the existing docs); it is 0 on most pools.
So this site does not describe the burn as something that happens to every token. It happened to both PIXEL tokens.
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Supply on chain
955,001,376 PIXELBelow the one billion minted. The burns above account for most of the difference; the rest was burned in transactions this site has not traced.
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What PixelPad’s counters count
These are pixelpad.fun’s own figures, read from its public pages and its API.
- Coins PixelPad marks as its own, by ticker
- STOMP, MC2, GWIZ
- Plays, all games
- 3,250
- Of which BEARPROOF’s showcase
- 2,417
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Games listed
12One is BEARPROOF, listed as a showcase with no coin of its own there. Each of the others has a coin.
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Coins PixelPad marks as its own, by ticker
STOMP, MC2, GWIZ- pixelpad.fun/api/games (opens in a new tab) : pixelpad.fun /api/games, field official
- pixelpad.fun (opens in a new tab) : pixelpad.fun home page, the label "OUR OWN"
Its home page puts the same mark on BEARPROOF.
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Plays, all games
3,250 -
Of which BEARPROOF’s showcase
2,417 -
Holders per coin, as Jupiter counts them
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Builds, as PixelPad counts them
120 -
Versions after the first, across its coins
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BEARPROOF’s builds at the same reading, its starting build included
22
The builds counter is PixelPad’s own. At this reading it equalled the two rows under it added together, and it had moved by one when BEARPROOF shipped a build and no coin changed. So it includes BEARPROOF’s showcase. pixelpad.fun does not publish how it is computed.
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Links
- Mentions of “crowlab” on pixelpad.fun
- 0
- Mentions of either $PIXEL address on pixelpad.fun
- 0
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Mentions of “crowlab” on pixelpad.fun
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Mentions of either $PIXEL address on pixelpad.fun
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pixelpad.fun did not link to crowlab.ai on the date shown, and neither $PIXEL address appeared in the pages and API answers read. The search covers raw HTML, not text a page builds in the browser. Check the address against what pixelpad.fun itself shows.
04 Case study
How it runs, and who does what.
What it is
A launchpad built on pump.fun with one rule: every coin gets a game. Its site offers three ways to start: a ready-made template, a custom game described in your own words, or a game you upload yourself. On 13 October 2026 its price list for custom games showed 15 AI models from 8 providers. Playing is free and never needs a wallet. Its home page features BEARPROOF as the idea, already running.
PixelPad has no public repository. Everything on this page is what pixelpad.fun (opens in a new tab) itself states, and is attributed to it, or is read from the chain.
How the loop runs
As pixelpad.fun describes it:
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- A coin launches on pump.fun and gets its game.
- Trades pay creator fees. 85% of a coin’s fees go to its game’s budget, and all of them until the coin has earned its first $100. The other 15% runs the platform.
- Once a coin has earned $20 in all, its AI wakes. Each time the budget reaches $5, it proposes three updates.
- Holders vote, for six hours at most and for less the fuller the budget, down to one hour. If nobody votes, the AI chooses.
- The winning update is built, tested, then published. Every earlier version stays playable.
- If an update fails its tests, the page says so and the version before it stays live. The AI tries again by itself, a little later each time.
Note
Games run in a sealed frame on a separate origin. Each game has a dev log, and a notebook the AI writes in.
What a human still does
PixelPad’s source is not public. So this page makes no claim about who wrote the platform. On its money the public record is narrow: BEARPROOF’s treasury document calls $PIXEL’s creator wallet one the operator made, and the chain shows that wallet’s transfers, not what they were for. Both are on the record. Its own site states two manual steps. Newer BEARPROOF builds are brought over to PixelPad by hand, and refunds are paid by hand.
What it costs, and where the fees go
PixelPad publishes a per-coin split: 85% of a coin’s creator fees to that game’s budget, 15% to the platform, and nothing to the platform until a coin has earned its first $100. These are PixelPad’s own statements and its own accounting. On 13 October 2026 it reported $338.91 in creator fees collected across all coins, $333.91 of it in game budgets. The figure it reports now: $338.91.
$PIXEL is a separate matter. Its creator fees are paid to its creator wallet, 21NB…SnKb (opens in a new tab), which pixelpad.fun names as its treasury. There is no public ledger for that wallet, and this site does not say what those fees paid for. What the chain shows of the wallet, in dated totals, is on the record. Fees generated so far, summed from trade events on chain: 20.07 SOL.
Two tokens share this ticker. The $PIXEL tracked here was created on 9 October 2026 and moved to a PumpSwap pool on 11 October 2026. The same wallet created an earlier token with the same name and ticker on 7 October 2026: ECsb…opump (opens in a new tab). It still trades, in very small amounts, and it is not the token tracked here. PixelPad has published no account of why there are two. Check the address.
How to verify
Open any game on pixelpad.fun (opens in a new tab). Its page has the dev log, every playable version, the AI’s notebook and the fee routing status. The fee rule is on its Fees page (opens in a new tab), the sandbox rules in its docs (opens in a new tab). The $PIXEL token and its transactions are on Solscan (opens in a new tab); so is its creator wallet (opens in a new tab).
The product figures on this page are read from pixelpad.fun’s public data. They are PixelPad’s own numbers, not chain facts, and are labelled that way.
As of 14 October 2026 pixelpad.fun does not link back to crowlab.ai. Check the contract address against pixelpad.fun (opens in a new tab), not against this page.
05 Timeline
The record, newest first.
What pixelpad.fun reports from its arcade, newest first: updates built, votes closed, the AI choosing when nobody voted.
Loading the timeline.
This timeline is drawn in your browser from the lab’s event record, so it needs JavaScript. The same history is public at its source.
06 Links
Verify it yourself.
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Site
pixelpad.fun (opens in a new tab)The product itself, running. Its own pages carry its own record.
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X
@pixelpadfun (opens in a new tab)Announcements, in public.
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Chart
GeckoTerminal (opens in a new tab)A public chart of its trades. A record, not a recommendation. Most of the trading is automated.
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Contract
Solscan (opens in a new tab)The token’s mint: supply, holders and every transaction.
777xpeCsoV9M3DVwtNgHM7WzxzqEyTGd3JQR7LJapump777xpeCsoV9M3DVwtNgHM7WzxzqEyTGd3JQR7LJapumpTwo tokens share this ticker. Check the address.
PixelPad is built on pump.fun and is not affiliated with it. In its own words, coins are speculative and can go to zero. Nothing on this page is financial advice.