1 Billion People. $1 Each.

The first billion-dollar company built entirely out of poor impulse control.

Live funding total USD

$000,000,000

/ $1,000,000,000

0.0000000% of the bit completed $0 raised

Race to $1B

Lap 42,697

+1 BIT moves the car. Checkered flag waits at $1B.

Not equity. Not crypto. Not financial advice. Just the bit. Your $1 buys a tiny digital cultural artifact and a public participant number.

The dumbest cap table on earth

1,000,000,000 potential co-founders. $1 at a time.

Latest contributors Live

How it works

1Pay one dollar

The product is the payment. The mechanism is the story.

2Get a receipt

Your participant number proves you helped build the joke.

3Drag in a mate

The CAC is your group chat. The valuation is the punchline.

The AI does the overthinking

1B is AI-native because every Bit can become generated content: a receipt, meme, market note, pitch deck line, or founder-bot answer. The humans only need to do the difficult part: spend one dollar.

AI receipt Personalised proof of poor impulse control.

Receipt #42,697: certified early to the dumbest unicorn on earth.

AI meme engine Postable nonsense from your Bit.

I bought 1 Bit before the billionaires found the spreadsheet.

AI market desk Fake-serious commentary on real transactions.

Analysts remain confused as arithmetic continues outperforming vibes.

AI pitch deck The deck rewrites itself as the counter climbs.

Slide 1: 1,000,000,000 people x $1. Slide 2 cancelled for efficiency.

AI founder bot An AI CEO explains why this is barely a company and somehow still better than a $2B seed round.

FounderBot: We have no moat except arithmetic, no CAC except your group chat, and no shame except pending legal review.