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 https://t.co/akXOcyPOGO 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: https://t.co/HEDGJdTMgN
Test burn is done. 421,147 solana:CBLgLg4rjkqqwXuZjR1WAqWet2vR68Vne32J2bFLpump bought back and burned.
Transfer, buy and burn are all on the Burns tab, each with its own transaction. Check every step yourself: https://t.co/qWnisB1VcF
From here, 80% of solana:CBLgLg4rjkqqwXuZjR1WAqWet2vR68Vne32J2bFLpump's creator fees route to the burn wallet and get bought back and burned once a day. Same process, same proof, every time.
Burn wallet: 52bof4ZkPzV6sh7RHBh5Z2p8Hsx4fwD25uzSdjMSAkwJ
Fees collected before today will be going into development and marketing so there are more hands building (we will be active in all timezones), and getting this in front of streamers. That's what turns launches into reactions, and reactions are what bring volume back.
Creator fees on streamer coins are untouched by any of this. They buy subs, as always.
Daily burn updates will be posted here and on the site.
Will be heading to sleep now.
In around 10 hours, a buyback and burn bot will be implemented for the creator fees, which will reduce the supply of solana:CBLgLg4rjkqqwXuZjR1WAqWet2vR68Vne32J2bFLpump.
There will also be more patches across the site, and we will be going after streamer reactions on camera. That's the loop this whole thing is built for: trades fund the subs, the subs get a reaction, the reaction brings people back.
More soon.
Terminal has now been added to the site! Check and rescan for any live updates!
Payouts paused for under 15 minutes while we push an update. Fees keep accruing and nothing is lost, the queue goes out right after.
https://t.co/cLgyfCfWHP
Some of you have been asking for what the terminal looks like!
We are currently working on implementing it into the site as well, so you guys can see in real time!
People have been asking how Donated works
A coin's trading fees are collected on-chain by a router, swept on a fixed schedule, converted to gifts, and delivered to the channel the coin was launched for. The streamer is never involved.
1. Launch
Someone launches a coin through Donated and picks a channel. The coin is created on https://t.co/akXOcyPOGO with its creator fee recipient set to the Donated fee router rather than the launcher's wallet. That destination is written at creation and can't be changed afterwards — not by the launcher, not by Donated. The channel and platform are recorded against the coin's mint address in the registry.
2. Fees accrue
https://t.co/akXOcyPOGO charges a creator fee on every trade: 0.300% on the bonding curve, 0.950% just after graduation, stepping down to 0.050% as market cap grows. Because the router is the fee recipient, that money lands in a vault tied to the coin, not in anyone's personal wallet. Fees accrue continuously as people trade, with no action from anyone.
3. The sweep
A worker runs every 60 minutes. Each cycle it:
Calls transfer_creator_fees_to_pump_v2 and distribute_creator_fees_v2, pump's permissionless crank instructions, which move earned fees into the vault
Reads each vault's balance
Splits it 80% to the channel, 20% to the treasury
Skips any channel whose balance is under $5, leaving it to roll into the next sweep
Swaps the channel's share from SOL to USD-denominated stable via Jupiter
Records the sweep's transaction signature against that coin
Anything below the threshold isn't lost, it just waits. This avoids burning a transaction to deliver forty cents.
4. Conversion
The dollar amount becomes gifts, and the unit depends on the platform:
Kick and Twitch — tier 1 gifted subs, at the purchase price in the buying region. $59 buys 10 subs; the $0.10 remainder rolls to the next sweep rather than being rounded away.
YouTube — there's no third-party gifted-sub equivalent, so the share is sent as a channel donation instead.
Sub counts shown on the site are always floor, never rounded up, so the number displayed is the number that can actually be bought.
5. Delivery
The worker executes the purchase against the platform and captures the receipt. Each payout is then written to the public log with:
the sweep transaction signature
the platform invoice number
the channel, the count, the timestamp
Those two identifiers matter for different reasons. The transaction signature is verifiable by anyone on Solscan without trusting Donated. The invoice number ties that on-chain movement to a specific purchase minutes later.
6. Failure handling
A failed purchase doesn't consume the balance. It stays in the vault and retries next cycle.
A failed swap is retried with fresh quotes rather than executed at a stale price.
If the worker dies, fees keep accruing on-chain. Nothing is lost, the queue just grows until it comes back.
The site's countdown reads from the worker's last heartbeat, so a dead worker is visible on the site rather than hidden behind a UI timer that keeps counting.
What's provable and what isn't
Provable by anyone: the fee destination, every sweep, every amount, the cadence. It's all on-chain and readable without asking Donated for anything.
Not cryptographically provable: the gift purchase itself. Twitch and Kick don't sign receipts. What stands in for proof is that each payout row pairs a public transaction with a platform invoice at a matching timestamp, continuously, including at hours when nobody is awake. When streamers are live, you will see the subs that have been given on the subsequent streamers' leaderboard.
@pallets Will do! Still working on making queued subs go through faster and increasing the websites load tolerance, so that more users are able to access and launch tokens, without the site crashing.