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You buy the ape.
iApe trades against AAPLx instead of SOL, in a pool StonkFun opens on Raydium. That is the whole trick.
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It just apes.
Paired with tokenized Apple stock. Holders get paid in Apple.1
Buy the ape. iApe trades against AAPLx on StonkFun in reward mode. Every trade carries a small fee; StonkFun collects it and pays it out to holders in AAPLx, tokenized Apple stock. Automatically. No claiming, no staking, no button.

iApe trades against AAPLx instead of SOL, in a pool StonkFun opens on Raydium. That is the whole trick.

Reward mode: every iApe transfer carries a small fee (1% or 3%, fixed at launch) that StonkFun collects into the reward pool, in AAPLx.

StonkFun pays the pool out to holders in AAPLx automatically on its sweep, pro rata to what you hold. No claiming. Hold, receive. Think, optional.
You would receive about $31.88 a day, paid in AAPLx (—).
Arithmetic only: your share × daily volume × the slice of volume that reaches holders. Default = the 3% reward tier × the 85% holder share StonkFun published when we last checked. The real number depends on the tier set at launch, actual volume and your actual balance. Nothing here is a promise. Checked 2026-09-21.
1 Rewards are trading fees distributed by the launchpad to holders in the pair asset. Not a dividend, not from Apple Inc., not guaranteed, not investment advice.
Apple built the first ape. We just gave it a ticker.
During the original Macintosh project, Steve Capps writes a program called The Monkey. It feeds random clicks, drags and keystrokes into MacPaint and MacWrite until something crashes. Pressing buttons with no idea what they do: the first ape.
folklore.org, Andy Hertzfeld ›Programs needed to know whether the Monkey was driving, so Bill Atkinson defined a system flag called MonkeyLives. It went into address 256, hex $100: the very first slot of the classic Mac OS system globals. Developer newsletters listed it for years: MonkeyLives EQU $100. A system variable whose only job is to answer: is the monkey alive?
One of the twelve animated emoji that launched with the tenth-anniversary phone in September 2017 was a monkey. The press called it "a talking cartoon chimpanzee". Millions of people have sent one. We are just the one you can hold.
Emojipedia, Sept 12 2017 ›The see-no-evil monkey is what everyone types when they buy without looking. We did not invent the register. We gave it a ticker.
The macaques of Uluwatu temple in Bali steal phones from tourists and barter them back for food. Researchers found they go for the high-value items first. They understood the phone-to-value trade before most of the timeline.
Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B (2021) ›A monkey with a phone, paired with the stock. The Monkey lives. Now it pays.
| Name | iApe |
|---|---|
| Ticker | iApe |
| Chain | Solana |
| Pair | AAPLx · tokenized Apple stock XsbEhLAtcf6HdfpFZ5xEMdqW8nfAvcsP5bdudRLJzJp |
| Supply | 1,000,000,000. Fixed. |
| Rewards | Trading fees paid to holders in AAPLx by the launchpad |
| Team allocation | None |
| Presale | None |
| Chip | A-pe. One instruction: buy. |
| Thinking | Not a supported configuration |
| Colours | Caramel. Just caramel. |
TBA
Posted here and on our X at launch. Any address you see before that is fake.

Free

From one buy

Same ape. Bigger bag.
Pick a colour. Add nothing, or something. Download, post, welcome to the ape.
1000 × 1000 PNG. Set it as your avatar and reply to the launch post with it; the best one gets pinned.
Ask it anything. It answers the only question that matters.
Should you ape?
Powered by nothing. Runs entirely on your device. Never wrong, never right.
No. iApe is a meme coin. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Apple Inc. The design language is a parody. The monkey is ours. The stock in the pair is a tokenized share issued by xStocks (Backed), not by Apple.
A Solana token, iApe, launched on StonkFun in reward mode, with its pool quoted in AAPLx (tokenized Apple stock) instead of SOL. When you buy, you are trading AAPLx for iApe.
iApe launches on StonkFun in reward mode, paired with AAPLx. Every iApe trade carries a small transfer fee (1% or 3%, fixed at launch) that StonkFun collects and pays out to holders in AAPLx automatically, on its sweep. Nothing to claim. It is a transfer-fee redistribution run by the launchpad, StonkFun, in the pair asset; StonkFun publishes the holder share and every payout for its reward-mode coins. It is not a dividend and Apple Inc. has nothing to do with it. Numbers on this page carry the date we checked them (2026-09-21).
No and no. Fixed supply, no team wallet, no presale, no whitelist. The only address that matters is on this page.
Not posted yet. It appears here and on our X at launch, at the same minute. Any other address is fake.
Yes. The Monkey was a Macintosh test program from October 1983 (Steve Capps) that generated random user events until software crashed, and MonkeyLives was the system flag, at address $100, that told programs it was running. Andy Hertzfeld tells the story on folklore.org; the receipts are linked in the Monkey section.
Thinking is not a supported configuration. That is the joke, and also the risk. Only ape what you can lose.
An ape, with a phone.
Three steps. Zero thoughts.
Contract address published at launch.
Sorry, a system error occurred.
The Monkey did this.
MonkeyLives = TRUE · error 1983