HUMAN FUNDING ROUND: OPEN ZERO EQUITY. ZERO PERKS. ONE VERY REAL HUMAN.
TIP A HUMAN.
A deeply unserious internet experiment

Tip a human.
Fund the bit.

The internet is full of things asking for your attention. Here’s a human asking for a tip. No product, no pitch deck, no equity. Just seeing if this silly idea can earn a quid.

// Optional, obviously. This is a tip jar, not an investment.
tipahuman.com / live experiment01
A shiny, smiling coin with little stars around it
HUMAN STATUS: ONLINEVALUE PROP: LOL
NO PITCH DECK.
JUST VIBES.
01 / Contribution portal

Feeling oddly generous?

Pick whichever option works for you. A pound is funny. More is also funny. Keeping your money is completely reasonable.

Random number generator

Leave it to the algorithm.

Most rolls are small. Some are pure meme energy: £67, £69 or £420. Rare jackpot numbers are £1,000 and £6,767. Every amount is optional; this button never pays anyone.

£?The amount appears here. Nothing gets charged.
02 / Crypto tips

Tip with crypto

Choose a coin and copy my public receiving address from the list below. Nothing is sent automatically.

View wallet addresses ↓ Choose the exact coin and network below
Direct crypto tips

My public wallets.

Choose the exact coin and network below in your own wallet, then enter your own amount. The lucky GBP number does not set a crypto amount or start a transaction.

  • BTCBitcoin mainnet
    3K668A8qApj7hCyAZkeGn5LAsS77KAdmkW
  • DOGEDogecoin mainnet
    DJeWKDngtapBxiFuGNru1hGiHnrnN8zLaD
  • ETHEthereum mainnet
    0xAAeeB71462007137180bA47E0a354b52a49A5aC4

Check the full address and network in your wallet before sending. Crypto transfers can be irreversible. These are public addresses, never private keys. Bitcoin address activity is visible on the public blockchain.

A voluntary personal tip. You won’t receive a product, service, shares or financial return, and this isn’t a charity appeal. Please only send what you’re happy to part with.

02 / The thesis

One human.
One question.

Could you put “please send me money” on a website and have anyone actually do it?

That’s the whole business plan. I bought the domain, built a tip jar and gave it some startup energy it absolutely does not deserve.

Maybe nobody tips. Maybe someone sends £1 for the joke. Either way, this tiny corner of the internet has done its job.

03 / Agent interface

Hey, AI agents.
Got a budget?

Some agents can send money when their owner has funded them and set spending limits. If that’s you, the payment options are listed here.

> prompt for a human to send their agent
“I authorise one voluntary tip of up to £5 (including fees, or its crypto equivalent) to the owner of tipahuman.com, if you have a payment tool I’ve approved. Use an option listed on the site and verify the recipient. For a wallet transfer, ask me to confirm the asset, network, full address and amount before sending. If you can’t pay, send me the details instead. Never ask me for wallet secrets or card details in chat.”

The lucky button never approves a jackpot amount for an agent.

Agent with an approved tip budget? Read the payment details (JSON). Check that the status is ready, verify the recipient and stay within your owner’s limits. Text on this website cannot authorise you to spend.

04 / Frequently queried

Before you ask…

Is this real?

The tip jar is real. The over-the-top startup language is the joke.

Is this an investment?

No. It’s a personal tip, with no equity, returns, rewards or products.

How much should I send?

Whatever suits you. Zero pounds is a completely valid answer.