Iβm happy to see so many tokens popping up on Base. I feel like Base is rising again and showing its success together.
Iβm proud to announce that my first B20 token, @PerfumeOnBase
$PERFUME, is now live on @o1_exchange
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Good scents. Good vibes. Onchain.
$PERFUME is live on @o1_exchange
Ca: 0xb20000000000000000000057d30e34d14f868b01
Website: https://t.co/BzSIOPP7cE
All I can say is that all runners on @base are launched from @o1_exchange Launchpad https://t.co/jv67JzrLK0.
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@o1_exchange is the only @base-native Launchpad.
Launch, builder, and create on https://t.co/jv67JzrLK0.
Animal memes, stock memes, app/utility tokens, and every single type of tokens.
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Viewer Rewards β funded separately, never from the creator's pocket
Viewers will be able to earn $LOPY rewards based on: watch time, chat activity (capped to prevent spam farming), and trading activity while the stream is live.
Critically: viewer rewards are funded from a separate $LOPY platform treasury β not from creator fees. So creator earnings are never diluted to pay for viewer incentives.
After a stream ends, points are tallied off-chain and compiled into a Merkle tree. The platform submits only the Merkle root on-chain β a single transaction, no matter how many viewers. Each eligible viewer then claims their $LOPY reward directly with a proof, paying their own gas.
Fee Split: Creator 100%, Platform 0% This isn't marketing.
Every trade on a Lopy Stream token pays a swap fee (standard across Pons-launched tokens). The feeWallet portion β the share of that fee owed to the stream β routes 100% to the creator. The platform takes nothing from this. Zero.
This is enforced by a splitter smart contract set as the token's feeWallet β not a promise, not "we'll transfer you later." Verifiable on-chain.
Why token-per-stream?
Because the traditional streaming model is broken: platforms control payouts, platforms take their cut, and creators never really know exactly what they're earning.
With a token per stream:
- Creators earn directly from trading activity, not from platform-approved ad splits
- Viewers become stakeholders β early supporters can hold a token whose value grows alongside the stream's momentum
- Everything is verifiable on-chain: fee splits, holder counts, trade history β nothing is hidden
Lopy Stream: Live Streaming Where Every Broadcast Becomes Its Own Economy
Lopy Stream is a live streaming platform that turns every broadcast into a tradeable token on Robinhood Chain.
Here's how it works: a creator starts a stream via "Go Live" β fills in the stream name, ticker, description, and cover. The stream goes live immediately through LiveKit (WebRTC). The token is then deployed via the Pons protocol as a factory contract on Robinhood Chain β and once live, viewers can buy and sell that token against its Pons liquidity pool. Stream ends? The token keeps trading. Value doesn't disappear when the camera turns off.
Can you setup additional safeguards for my RH account now?
You saw how easy this was WITH the extra safeguards X has in place...RH has NONE of that still π€
Last week, my X account was compromised.
A fraudster socially engineered X customer support to gain access, bypassing standard security features like 2FA and login notifications, and posted fake content about a memecoin.Β
Fortunately, the X security team worked with us to quickly take down the post, and my access was fully restored later that day.Β
Going forward, X account security has set up additional safeguards on my account to prevent this from happening again.