Every meme coin wants to go to the moon.
We came from there.
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This is the only BIBI. Check the address before you buy — anyone can mint a token using this name and logo.
Your balance in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, next to your bank cards. Balance, price, your share of the supply, and where you rank among holders — and it keeps itself up to date.
It is a view, not a wallet. It holds no keys, connects to nothing, and cannot move your tokens. Connecting only reveals your public address — the same one any explorer already shows. Nobody will ever ask you for a seed phrase.
Get my wallet cardOpens walaacards.com — the platform that issues the card.
The saucer isn't picking him up. It's dropping him off.
Every token on this chain promises the moon. BIBI grew up there — dust, craters, one grey rock after another, nothing to do but wave at whoever shows up next. Coming here was the interesting part.
Every claim above is a fact on the Solana blockchain, not a promise. Follow the links and read it for yourself.
Rounded. The exact figures move as fees are collected — read them from the chain rather than from here.
Every transfer pays a flat 3%. There is no maximum fee, so a large holder pays the same rate as everyone else.
Two different kinds of claim, and the difference matters. The 3% itself is enforced by the token and cannot be altered by anyone — that part is mechanical. The split above is the project's stated policy for what it does with what it collects; it is carried out by us, not by a contract. Every collection is a transaction on Solana, so what came in and where it went can be read rather than taken on faith.
Dinosaurs on the moon. A volcano. A kid with a sword. Somebody's mum. A bottle.
None of it is explained, and none of it needs to be. There is no roadmap here, no utility, no partnership announcement written to sound like one. There is an alien, a supply nobody can inflate, a 3% fee nobody can change, and a picture.
If you were looking for the part where we explain how this becomes a payments network — there isn't one. That's the whole joke, and it's the only thing we're honest enough to promise.