Overview
BitPad turns a coin's trading fees into gifts for a channel.
Launch a coin for a streamer on Pons and its fees are spent on gifted subs on Twitch, donations on Kick, or Live gifts on TikTok. The streamer doesn't sign up, connect a wallet, or claim anything.
Why it works this way
Every other version of this idea ends at the same wall: the person the money is for has to prove who they are, connect a wallet and claim it. Most never do, and the money sits there. Gifting skips the wall — subs, donations and gifts are things anyone can send to a channel without its owner doing anything first, and they land in front of the audience instead of in a vault.
Who it's for
Launchers — viewers who want a coin for a stream and want the channel to get something out of it. Creators — the channel receives the subs, donations or gifts. Nothing to set up, and they can ask to be excluded. Viewers — the gifts go to chat, so the trading pays for something the community actually sees.
At a glance
| Launch venue | Pons, on Robinhood Chain |
| Paired with | ETH |
| Platforms | Twitch subs, Kick donations, TikTok Live gifts |
| Cost of a trade | 3% — Pons' 1% plus our 2% |
| Reaching the channel | 2.7% of every trade |
| The creator's share | 100% of that — BitPad keeps nothing |
| Sweep | every 60 minutes |
| Claiming | None. Payouts are automatic. |