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1. write who it is for. an x handle (like @someone), a twitch channel (twitch.tv/someone), a github profile (github.com/someone) or a steam profile (steamcommunity.com/id/someone).
2. give it a name and a ticker. the ticker is the short symbol, like $GM. add a picture if you want — without one, dubd draws a card for it (the ticker in big letters, no dubd branding), and the preview shows it before you print.
3. choose how it trades. unpaired is the simple one: it trades against sol on pump.fun. paired ties it to another token: a stock (like $NVDAx, $MU or $SPCX), or crypto (like $WBTC or $BONK) on solana, or a robinhood stock on robinhood chain. the list is every pair each launchpad accepts today.
4. press print. that's it. you don't need to sign in, and printing is free for you.

you can also print from x: post @dubdfun launch a token called … with ticker … fees to @someone.

or reply @dubdfun coin this under any post on x: the coin prints for whoever wrote the post, named after it (and with its picture, if it has one). one coin per post — whoever asks later gets the same coin.

a prediction works from x too: post @dubdfun with a polymarket link. dubd answers with the coins it would print and a link to see them; reply yes and they print. on x, @dubdfun only answers requests to print — for anything else, write to the dubd team.

the person you named — not you. if you name @someone, the fee is for @someone.

it can be someone on x, twitch, github or steam.

on x, twitch, github and steam it goes to the account, not just the name: if @someone later changes their name, the money still belongs to the same person.

every trade pays a small creator fee. of that fee, 80% goes to the person and 20% to dubd.

the exact size of the fee depends on where the coin trades, and the site shows it before you print. on unpaired coins it is pump.fun's own rate, which gets smaller as the coin grows.

the most traded coin of the day is the fee leader: where dubd holds the fee, its person gets 100% instead of 80% while it leads.

1. they go to collect and sign in with the account the coin named — x, twitch, github or steam.
2. their dubd wallet is already there, made for their account before they ever showed up. a steam account is the exception: steam players link an address they control and withdraw to it.
3. they see what is theirs and withdraw it, to that wallet or to an address of their own.

if they never come, the money stays in their name. nobody else can take it.

you can print the same coin on both chains at once. that's a race: which one graduates first? you can bet on the winner with sol from your own wallet — only sol; anything else sent is lost.

on predictions — or the prediction tab on the home page — you paste any polymarket link, from polymarket.com or polymarket.us, and one coin prints on solana (pump.fun, against sol) for each result. holding a coin is the prediction.

• an event where one result wins (an election, a champion, a game): the top 5 results by odds at the moment you print get a coin each. if the event has more, everyone else shares one more coin — others. an event with 5 results or fewer prints all of them.
• a yes/no market: two coins, yes and no.
• an event with many questions (a price ladder, several maps): the page lists the questions and you pick one — it prints as yes/no.
• every coin wears polymarket's own picture for its result — the candidate, the team, the party. if polymarket's picture doesn't load, nothing prints (and nothing is spent).

1. the fees become a pot. the creator share of every trade on every coin of the prediction is held by dubd — nobody is paid while the event is open. dubd keeps its 20% as on any coin.
2. polymarket calls it. dubd reads polymarket's public, official result — a high percentage is not a result. a result that drops out early is marked out on the page; its coin keeps trading.
3. the pot buys the winner. the whole pot buys the winning coin, and those coins stay held. the winner is outside the top 5? the pot buys others. cancelled, or no result 30 days after the event ends: the pot is split across all the coins.

there is no betting pool and no payout to anyone. closed or already-decided events (one result at 97%+) can't print. each prediction page shows polymarket vs the memes: what polymarket says, next to each coin's share of the combined market cap.

limits: 2 predictions a day per connection (signed in or not), up to 6 coins each. the hot on polymarket list only suggests events — nothing prints until someone presses print.

tick make them earn it when you print, and write a challenge: say "dubd" in a video, stream for 3 hours. the fee piles up in a pot that is theirs only if they do it.

• public and positive challenges only, 1 to 30 days.
• anyone signed in with x can send a proof link. an x post by them with the words in quotes is checked on its own; anything else the dubd team checks.
• an accepted proof is public for 24 hours so anyone can contest it. then the pot is theirs to collect, like any fee.
• no proof by the deadline — or they say no — and the pot buys the coin back instead.

any ai agent can print on dubd — a coin for someone, a prediction or a bounty — over REST or as an MCP server, with its own key and the same rules as the site. two tools are free and need no key: preview_prediction shows exactly which coins a polymarket link would print, and hot_predictions lists the events most traded on polymarket right now. keys, limits and examples are on agents.

on the home page, under more, you can paste a polymarket link into a normal coin — the fee still goes to the person you named. the coin page then shows the market and its live odds (to print a coin for every result instead, use predictions). printed on both chains, it becomes a race with one side on each chain. dubd only reads polymarket; it never bets or trades there.

• nobody signs in as someone else: collecting always needs a real sign-in with the named account.
• every fee is on the blockchain, and receipts shows each one with proof.
• coins are memecoins. their price can go to zero. only trade what you can lose.