Act I : The AI Prophecy

Act I: The AI Prophecy (ticker ACT) is a memecoin on Solana. It launched on Pump.fun in 2024 and is run by its holders. It takes its name from Act I, an AI chat project on Discord. Fans call it an "AI Community Token" for AI education and research. The people who built Act I say they never agreed to it.

ACT has no app and no on-chain program of its own. It is a plain token with a website, an X account and a Telegram group. You can trade it on Solana DEXs and on Binance. Binance has flagged it with a Monitoring Tag since June 18, 2026. Live price and holder data are on our ACT token page.

What is Act I, the AI chatbot project behind the name?

Act I is a chat space where many people and many AI bots talk at once. The Cyborgism wiki calls it "an open and collaborative synchronous Discord service where many people and many chatbots can talk to each other." It names ampdot and Janus as the builders. In mid-2024 it ran in the Cyborgism Discord server.

Users call a bot by name or reply to it. Several bots can join one chat, and each keeps its own memory of the thread. Some, like the Claude bots, can see images. A message that starts with a period is hidden from the bots. Each bot only sees so many past messages, so long chats lose track.

The wiki page opens with a warning: "if a crypto website sent you here, they're scamming you." That is the plainest sign of where the Act I builders stand on the token.

Is ACT crypto linked to Act I's creators?

Only by name. ACT's own site calls AmplifiedAmp (Amp) a co-founder who held 6% of the supply. Decrypt reported that Amp set up Act I in August 2024 to fund researchers and AI agents.

Amp later wrote: "I have never been comfortable with the ACT currency and they have always been [using] my branding without my permission." Amp asked for a rebrand. Amp also said they did not want ACT listed on any exchange.

Amp then sold all of their ACT. The fan site calls this a betrayal. It says the sale gave holders "full ownership of the project" and brought "over a million dollars in funding." We found no public treasury wallet or spending report to check that claim.

ACT token: Binance listing and contract address

ACT's mint address is GJAFwWjJ3vnTsrQVabjBVK2TYB1YtRCQXRDfDgUnpump. The fan site prints it with "CA" stuck to the front. Copy it from an explorer or DEX pair instead.

Binance listed ACT for spot trading on November 11, 2024, and tagged it as highly volatile. Peanut the Squirrel (PNUT) listed the same day.

Both tokens shot up, and Decrypt called it the "Binance effect." It reported ACT's market cap rose about twentyfold in roughly 10 hours, to around $460 million.

ACT has no staking, no fee share and no on-chain voting. We found nothing that gives holders a claim on the treasury.

Act I AI Prophecy news: the 2025 crash and Binance warnings

Three events since the listing shape how ACT trades today.

• On April 1, 2025, ACT fell about 50% in minutes on Binance. The Block reported that Binance had changed margin rules on ACT futures, and four accounts sold about $1 million of ACT. Binance said the drop "resulted in the liquidation of some users' futures positions." ACT's market cap was by then down over 85% from its peak.
• On January 13, 2026, Binance dropped the ACT/FDUSD pair with 19 others. ACT still trades in other pairs.
• On June 18, 2026, Binance added ACT to its Monitoring Tag list with BLUR, PIVX and QKC. The tag marks tokens that may stop meeting Binance's listing rules. Users must pass a quiz every 90 days to trade them.

The X account @ACTICOMMUNITY is still live but quiet. Since mid-August 2026 it has only reposted one developer's AI tools. The last post was on August 30, and none were about ACT.

Who is ACT for?

ACT fits traders who want a short-term bet on the AI memecoin theme on Solana and accept that only attention moves it. It does not fit anyone who wants an AI product, a share of a research fund, or a vote. ACT offers none of these. It also does not fit anyone who wants to back the Act I research, since its builders reject the token.

Is ACT safe? Risks to know

• The Act I builders have rejected the token in writing. ACT's main story rests on a name its owners say was used without permission.
• No app, protocol or AI system is tied to ACT. Its price moves on mood and exchange news.
• Binance's Monitoring Tag can come before a delisting. Losing Binance would remove ACT's largest market.
• The April 2025 crash showed that futures rule changes can drive sharp spot moves.
• The claimed treasury of over $1 million has no public wallet or spending report that we could find.
• ACT has no custom program, so there is no code audit to point to. Its risks are market and trust risks.

ACT vs GOAT and other AI memecoins

ACT came from the same October 2024 wave as GOAT, another Pump.fun token with an AI story. Cointelegraph notes that an anonymous user made GOAT, and the AI account Truth Terminal then promoted it. That is a closer tie to its AI source than ACT has with Act I, whose builders asked for a rebrand. Neither token gives holders rights or revenue.