How Gassed works
Launch a coin on Robinhood Chain for any Twitch streamer. Every trade pays a fee, 80% goes to the streamer and 20% buys and burns $GASSED.
Where the money goes
Launching
You pick a name, ticker, image and a Twitch channel. Your wallet signs one transaction that creates the coin on Pons, the main launchpad on Robinhood Chain. All 1,000,000,000 tokens start on a bonding curve, so anyone can buy and sell from the first second. Nobody gets tokens set aside before trading opens.
When the curve sells out, the coin moves to a Uniswap pool automatically and the liquidity is locked forever.
For streamers
You don't need to do anything for a coin to be launched for your channel. When you want your money, log in with Twitch, add a Robinhood Chain wallet and request a payout once your balance reaches $50. The network cost of sending it comes out of your share.
Go to the streamer pageThe split
$GASSED tokenomics
Roadmap
- Robinhood Chain launches through PonsLive
- Twitch streamer payoutsLive
- $GASSED buyback and burnLive
- Kick and TikTok streamersNext
- Automatic gifted subs for streamersNext
- Pump.fun (Solana) and Four.meme (BNB) launchesPlanned
- Streamer leaderboard and live alerts overlayPlanned
Questions
Does the streamer need to sign up?
No. Anyone can launch a coin for any Twitch channel. The streamer's share builds up automatically, and they log in with Twitch whenever they want to claim it.
Where do the fees come from?
Every buy and sell on Pons pays a small fee in ETH. The creator part of that fee goes to the platform wallet, which splits it between the streamer and the buyback.
Can the person who launched the coin take the fees?
No. The fee recipient is set to the platform at launch and only the platform wallet can change it.
What happens to the liquidity?
When the bonding curve sells out, the coin moves to a Uniswap pool and the liquidity is locked forever. Nobody can pull it.
Is this affiliated with the streamers?
No. A coin launched for a channel does not mean the streamer endorses it. Always check the contract address before you buy.
Risks
Coins are extremely volatile and most lose their value. Anyone can launch a coin with any name, so always check the contract address. Pons v2 contracts are still being audited. Gassed is not affiliated with Robinhood, Pons or Twitch, and a coin launched for a streamer does not mean the streamer endorses it.