Not open yet. This page explains how coins are meant to work here. You cannot launch one today. Preview
What launching a coin means here Preview
A coin is a token on the Solana network. When people trade it, a small fee is taken. Here, a coin that names a creator sends most of that fee to that creator, and only after they prove who they are.
- The coin names a creator, for example their Twitch account.
- The creator proves it is them by signing in with that account. Typing a name is never enough.
- The fee split is fixed and the same for every creator coin: 80% to the creator, 15% to NeverLogOff, 5% to whoever made the coin. If the creator says in public that they back the coin, the last 20% becomes 10% and 10%. Nobody can change the split for one coin.
Streamers first Preview
Coins start with streamers, because a stream account is a clear, provable identity. Launches that name someone other than the person launching are paused.
Not available in the UK Coming soon
Coins will not be offered to people in the UK. The check that enforces this is being built and is not switched on yet.
Fees go to your own wallet Preview
Your share of the fees is paid straight to your own wallet, which NeverLogOff never holds and cannot take from. This was built and tested on Solana's test network only. It is not live.
House rules Preview
- We give no financial advice: we never say what a coin is worth or where it might go, because nobody can know and a coin can go to zero.
- We never tell anyone to get a coin, and there are no links to get one.
- A coin about you that you did not agree to can be disavowed in public, and reported.
Risks, in plain words Preview
- A coin is not an investment and not financial advice. Treat it as something that can go to zero.
- People who buy or sell a coin can lose all the money they put in.
- Anyone can make a coin with your name on it somewhere else. We cannot stop that; we can only refuse to pay it out here, and let you disavow it.
- The price of a coin can move fast for reasons nobody controls.
- Mistakes on a blockchain usually cannot be undone. A wrong address means lost money.
- Rules about coins differ by country and can change.
What can go wrong
- A coin uses your name without your yes: freeze its fees and disavow it.
- Someone messages you about fees or money waiting: it is not us (see the line at the foot of every page).
- You are in the UK: coins will not be offered to you.