A creator coin isn't just a tip jar.
The creator earns on every trade. Fans can get a share of the fees for holding, if the creator turns it on. Callers earn on the trades they bring. And it's open to every trader on Solana, not just your viewers.
80 seconds on how it works:
Tips end when the stream ends. Subs take a cut every month.
On Chatple your fans can launch a coin for your handle, and you get about 0.5% of every buy and sell, around the clock. No crypto experience needed: sign in with X and the wallet is made for you.
Creator coins are brand new. The first streamers get the spotlight.
Most platform tokens depend on their own chart.
$CHATPLE is tied to the whole launchpad: 0.2% of every trade on every Chatple coin buys it on the open market and burns it. Every burn is public on Solscan.
Fair launch Monday, 15:00 UTC.
Callers: you already move volume. On Chatple you get paid for it.
Verified callers earn 0.20% of every trade that comes through their call link, paid in SOL automatically. No deals, no invoices, no chasing anyone.
Get set up before $CHATPLE launches Monday.
5 days.
$CHATPLE launches Monday, Oct 12 at 15:00 UTC. Fair launch, no presale, and 0.2% of every trade on every Chatple coin buys it and burns it.
Want the CA the second it's live? Leave your email on https://t.co/uCc29PPBqo
New date: $CHATPLE launches Monday, Oct 12 at 15:00 UTC (11:00 AM ET).
We're taking a few more days to bring streamers and callers in before it goes live. Same rules: fair launch, wait 2 minutes, CA only here and on https://t.co/x7G8NbPE6U.
@solana@MeteoraAG Fees that ease as the market matures is the right default. We run the same idea on Chatple (built on Meteora DBC): launches open at a 50% sniper fee that decays to 1% in two minutes, so bots pay and real buyers don't.
@kit_sats Sitting through a 52% drawdown without selling is the actual edge. Most of a bull run's gains go to whoever is still holding when it starts, not to whoever timed the bottom perfectly.
@TedPillows The 8,750x isn't even the impressive part. Buying the 2014 presale at about 31 cents, then sitting through a 90% crash in 2018 and another big one in 2022 without selling is the real flex. Most people would've taken a 10x and called it a win.
@theunipcs Mindshare is the real moat. Coins that keep attention past week one usually have someone who keeps showing up for them. That's the idea behind streamer coins on Chatple: the streamer earns from every trade, so they have every reason to keep the community live.
@chriscxss Round numbers act like magnets and walls at the same time. Plenty of sell orders will be stacked just under 100k, so the first touch matters less than whether it can break and actually hold above it.
@AshCrypto Good news for self-custody. The best protection is still the boring one: hold your own keys, keep the seed phrase offline, and don't leave everything sitting on an exchange that can freeze withdrawals.
@skrootimburg Callouts paying rent is the right direction. On Chatple, verified callers get 0.20% of every trade that comes through their call link, paid in SOL, built into the launchpad. No deals or DMs needed.
@cryptorover 77% green is a great base rate, but it also means roughly 1 in 4 Octobers didn't play along. Good month to be positioned, still a bad month to be oversized.
@saylor 848,000 BTC is roughly 4% of all the bitcoin that will ever exist, held by one company. Meanwhile most people still haven't bought their first 0.001.
@Shadypenguinn 302 hours on one run is the kind of thing you can't fake or clip your way into. The chat that sat through every reset is the chat that sticks around, that's real loyalty.
@0xBNZ My bet for the 2026 slot is a format, not one ticker: streamer coins. The streamer gets paid on every trade, so they have a reason to keep showing up on stream. That's what we're building with $CHATPLE.
@GodsBurnt Sunday night pumps on thin weekend books are fun, but Monday's open is the real test. If it holds once the real volume comes back, then we can talk about what happens next.
@APompliano@jvisserlabs Agree. An agent can't walk into a bank and open an account, but it can spin up a wallet in a second. Once agents start paying each other for data and compute, stablecoins on fast chains are the obvious rails.