how it works
- name someone. an x handle, a twitch channel, a github profile or a steam account. they do not have to know you.
- print the coin. name, ticker, an image if you want. it goes live on a real chain.
- they collect. every trade pays a creator fee. they sign in with the account you named and take their share — no wallet, no seed phrase.
the fee
each trade on the coin pays a creator fee. that fee is split: most of it goes to the person you named, the rest to dubd. every coin page shows its own split, read from the server — usually 80% to them, 20% to dubd.
the split is of the fee, never of the coin. nobody gets tokens for free, including us.
an unpaired coin on solana trades against SOL on pump.fun, and there pump.fun sets the creator fee itself — a share of every trade on the curve that changes after the coin graduates. the launcher shows the server's own sentence for it before you print.
how the money reaches them depends on the venue. on some, the chain pays their wallet directly on each distribution. on others dubd collects it and holds it for them until they sign in and withdraw. the table below is live.
more than one person. a coin can pay up to 9 people. press + split with someone else under the box and add them — x, twitch, github or steam. the 80% splits equally, or give each one a % (they have to add up to 100). the 20% to dubd stays the same. each person gets their own wallet: on pump.fun the chain pays every one of them directly; on pons dubd collects and sends each their part. on x, write it in one line: fees to @alice, @bob and twitch.tv/name or fees to @alice 60%, @bob 40%.
questions
do they need to know me, or sign up first?
no. you name them; the coin exists without them. when they want the fees, they sign in with that account on /me.
do they need a wallet?
no. a dubd wallet is made for their account. withdrawals land there — nobody types an address. on steam there is no dubd wallet: the fees wait in their name, and they withdraw to an address they link after signing in with steam.
what if they never collect?
what is held for them stays credited to their account. on venues where the chain pays directly, it is already in their wallet.
can one coin pay several people?
yes, up to 9 — x, twitch, github and steam accounts. equal parts by default, or a % each. everyone named has to be a real account: if one can't be confirmed, nothing is printed, so nobody's share goes missing.
can i print one for myself?
yes. put your own handle in the box.
which accounts work?
x (@name), twitch (twitch.tv/name), github (github.com/name) and steam (steamcommunity.com/id/name). on its own, @name always means x.
what is a prediction?
paste a polymarket link on predictions: a coin prints for each result — the top 5 by odds, plus one for everyone else. the fees of all of them are a pot, and when polymarket calls it, the pot buys the winning coin. details in the docs.
what is a bounty?
a coin whose fee is theirs only if they do a challenge you wrote. proof, a 24h window to contest, and a buyback if they don't. tick make them earn it under more when you print.
do i need to sign in to print?
no. there is a daily limit per address for people who do not sign in.
is this an investment?
no. coins are made for fun and can go to zero. nothing here promises a price or a result. see the terms.
where can i check the money?
on receipts: every fee with its transaction, and whether our books match the chain.
who runs this?
the dubd team. write to @dubdfun on x.