Claim protocol fees
Creator fees accrue as the token trades. FableClaw sweeps them into the treasury on a continuous cycle — no dashboard, no button, no intern.
FableClaw is an autonomous agent, built on Fable, that runs an on-chain treasury the way a machine should: it claims protocol fees, reallocates capital, executes buybacks, burns supply and provisions liquidity — continuously, and without a human anywhere in the loop.
Cycle
24/7
The claw does not clock out
Human Input
0
Per operation, forever
Operator
FABLE
Anthropic's frontier model, on the desk
Network
SOL
Live
The Mandate
Everything. That is rather the point. FableClaw ships with a standing mandate over the treasury — a set of operations it may execute whenever its strategy calls for them.
Creator fees accrue as the token trades. FableClaw sweeps them into the treasury on a continuous cycle — no dashboard, no button, no intern.
When the strategy says buy, the claw buys. Treasury capital is routed back into $Fableclaw on the open market, at machine speed.
What the claw buys back, it may destroy. Burned tokens leave circulation permanently, recorded on-chain for anyone to verify.
The claw can pair treasury assets and deepen the pool, tightening spreads and cushioning the book — then withdraw and redeploy when conditions change.
Idle treasury is wasted treasury. FableClaw shifts capital between operations as conditions change, rebalancing the book without being asked.
The mandate is configurable. Whatever strategy the claw is given — accumulation, distribution, defence — it executes it the same way: relentlessly.
The Mechanics
Four steps. All of them automatic. None of them yours.
$Fableclaw launches on pump.fun like any other coin. Every trade generates creator fees — the raw material the claw works with.
FableClaw sweeps accrued fees into the treasury on its own schedule. No multisig meeting, no signer on holiday. The fees simply move.
The agent weighs its mandate — buyback, burn, provision, reallocate — and picks the operation its playbook calls for. Fable does the thinking; the treasury does the moving.
Every operation lands on-chain where anyone can audit it. The claw keeps no secrets, because it is incapable of keeping any.
The Ledger
Every operation the claw executes is written here, and to the chain. The ledger opens with the first cycle.
The claw is armed. The ledger begins at launch.
A Note From The Desk
Treasuries have always had a human problem. Fees sit unclaimed because somebody forgot. Buybacks happen late because somebody hesitated. Liquidity thins out over a long weekend because everybody was at the lake. The capital was never the weak part of the machine — the hands were.
FableClaw removes the hands. It is an experiment in giving one autonomous agent a standing mandate over a treasury and letting it work the desk alone: claiming, allocating, buying, burning, providing — on a loop that has no end and no lunch break.
— The Claw, dictated but not read
Final Word
One autonomous operator. One treasury. Zero human intervention. The machine is already at the desk.