Introducing SEED. Newpairs are risky. Bundles, snipers and chaotic launches are why most people wait for coins to bond before touching them. SEED changes that. Creators can post an idea, choose how much SOL they want to raise — up to 85 SOL — and let the community seed it before launch. Instead of racing into a newpair, the launch builds gradually. Everyone seeds on the same terms, and once the target is reached, the project launches and allocations are distributed. Fund the idea first. Launch when it’s ready.

Introducing SEED. Newpairs are risky. Bundles, snipers and chaotic launches are why most people wait for coins to bond before touching them. SEED changes that. Creators can post an idea, choose how much SOL they want to raise — up to 85 SOL — and let the community seed it before launch. Instead of racing into a newpair, the launch builds gradually. Everyone seeds on the same terms, and once the target is reached, the project launches and allocations are distributed. Fund the idea first. Launch when it’s ready.

Every token named after a streamer has the same ending. It trades, it dies, and the streamer never sees a cent of it. Donated changes what the fees do. Launch a coin for a channel on pump.fun and the creator fees don't sit in a vault waiting to be claimed. They're swept every hour and spent; gifted subs on Kick and Twitch, donations on YouTube. The streamer signs up for nothing. No wallet, no verification, no dashboard, no claim button they'll never press. The subs just land in their chat like any other viewer's. That last part is the whole idea. Every version of this so far asked the recipient to come to crypto: make a wallet, prove who you are, sign a transaction. Most never did, and the money rotted in a contract. Gifting skips it. You don't need permission to gift a sub. And chat sees it happen. A hundred people get subs, the alert fires, the streamer reads the name out loud. Try buying that kind of attention any other way. Pick a channel. Launch the coin. Let chat find out. Use Donated: usedonated.com/

Every token named after a streamer has the same ending. It trades, it dies, and the streamer never sees a cent of it. Donated changes what the fees do. Launch a coin for a channel on pump.fun and the creator fees don't sit in a vault waiting to be claimed. They're swept every hour and spent; gifted subs on Kick and Twitch, donations on YouTube. The streamer signs up for nothing. No wallet, no verification, no dashboard, no claim button they'll never press. The subs just land in their chat like any other viewer's. That last part is the whole idea. Every version of this so far asked the recipient to come to crypto: make a wallet, prove who you are, sign a transaction. Most never did, and the money rotted in a contract. Gifting skips it. You don't need permission to gift a sub. And chat sees it happen. A hundred people get subs, the alert fires, the streamer reads the name out loud. Try buying that kind of attention any other way. Pick a channel. Launch the coin. Let chat find out. Use Donated: usedonated.com/