Rules, not promises.
You sign in with Twitch or Kick, launch a coin from your stream, your viewers buy it from chat, and the fees go to you.
For streamers
- 01Sign in with Twitch or Kick. Ping creates a wallet for you, or you connect Phantom.
- 02Add your overlay URL to OBS, StreamElements or Streamlabs as a browser source.
- 03Launch a coin from the dashboard: name, ticker, image. Your wallet signs once.
- 04Viewers type !buy in chat. The Ping bot replies once with a personal link.
- 05Claim your fees from the dashboard at any time. They are in your own wallet on chain.
For viewers and traders
The link from chat opens a page that shows the coin, the amount and the fee split. Every coin also has a public page with its chart, trades and holders, where you can buy and sell. You sign every trade in your own wallet. Only your signature moves your money. Ping holds nothing.
The rules
- The streamer never holds unlocked supply. They earn from fees, not from selling to you.
- No first block. The launch fee starts high and decays, so a bot that buys in the first second pays for it.
- Liquidity is locked when a coin graduates.
- The split is printed on every coin: 60% streamer, 20% Ping, 20% protocol.
- Only your signature moves your money. Ping holds nothing.
- The overlay always shows that the streamer earns fees, what they hold, and what they have earned.
Every trade pays a fee. The streamer gets 60% of it, Ping 20%, and the curve protocol 20%.
Overlay disclosure line: This streamer earns fees from trades of this coin.
Ping has no view on any coin and makes no promise about its price. Fees are a share of trading, not of price changes.
Where the numbers come from
Market cap is the last trade price times the 1,000,000,000 tokens every coin has. Volume, change, holders and fees are counted from trades recorded on chain. Curve progress is the SOL in the curve over its graduation threshold. USD figures are a conversion at the SOL/USD price from Pyth, refreshed every 30 seconds.