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Streaming & Buy Alerts
Everything a streamer sets up on a Chain Daddy token page: a tip link viewers can pay into, tip alerts on your broadcast, your live stream on the page itself, and buy alerts, which are in development.
What stays after the stream
A coin launched for one stream is gone when the stream is. A Chain Daddy token page is not.
- Your ticker has a page that stays up.
chaindaddy.io/YOURTICKERis a short address you can say out loud on stream, and it keeps working after the stream ends — so viewers who find you later land on the same page, the same tip jar and the same contract address. - Your crown is soulbound. The crown that proves the token is yours cannot be bought on a marketplace or moved out of your wallet by anyone else. It stays in good standing while your token stays active — see Token Health & Activity.
Tip links
A tip link lets anyone tip you from their wallet, in USDC or the native coin (such as ETH) on a supported EVM chain. Available on every plan.
How a tip moves. The tipper's wallet sends it straight to yours, in one transaction. Chain Daddy never holds a tip and takes no cut of it. We record it after it lands so your tip jar and your alerts can show it. A tip is final: it cannot be charged back.
Create one:
- Open your token page's Style editor (where to find it).
- Scroll to Tips and select Create a tip link.
- Copy Your tip page and share it anywhere — your stream panel, your bio, your chat commands.
The Tip Jar widget on your token page uses the link automatically. Add it from Add Widget, or pick the Streamer layout, which places it beside your stream.
Tip alert overlays
Show an alert on your broadcast each time a tip lands. Included from Pro.
- Create a tip link first.
- In the Style editor under Tips, copy OBS browser source — alerts overlay.
- In OBS, add a Browser source and paste the URL. The overlay has a transparent background, so it sits on top of your scene.
Treat the overlay URL like a password
Anyone who has it can watch your tips arrive. If it ever shows on screen or in a VOD, select generate a new one under Tips and paste the new URL into OBS — the old one stops working.
Live stream embed
Put your live stream on your token page, so the people who come to the page can watch and tip in the same place. Available on every plan.
- Verify your Twitch, YouTube or Kick channel — see Social Verification.
- Add the Twitch, YouTube or Kick widget from Add Widget. On Pro and above you can instead pick the Streamer layout, which seeds the Twitch player with your tip jar beside it and your announcements underneath.
The player shows the channel you verified, and marks it LIVE while you are streaming.
TikTok LIVE cannot be embedded: TikTok does not allow its live player to run inside another site.
Buy alerts
Coming soon
Buy alerts are in development and nothing is delivered yet. This section is what each plan will include when they ship.
A buy alert fires when someone buys a token you track, for at least your plan's smallest trade.
Tokens launched with Chain Daddy
Unlimited on every plan, including Free. A token launched on the Chain Daddy launchpad never counts toward the tokens you can track or your monthly alert allowance. Your plan's smallest trade still applies.
The reason is the launchpad's own economics: Chain Daddy is paid a share of the trading fee on every pool launched here (the split), and that is what pays for alerts on those tokens.
What each plan includes
For tokens launched anywhere else:
| Plan | Tokens you can track | Smallest trade that alerts | Alerts per month | Combined 24h volume of tokens you start |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 1 | $1,000 | 500 | $250,000 |
| Pro | 1 | $500 | 7,000 | $2,000,000 |
| Pro+ | 3 | $500 | 17,000 | $10,000,000 |
| Developer | 5 | $250 | 31,000 | $25,000,000 |
| Partner | 10 | $100 | 70,000 | $250,000,000 |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
- Smallest trade. You can raise yours to get fewer, larger alerts. You cannot set it below your plan's.
- Alerts per month. Counted per calendar month. When you reach it, alerts are grouped into a digest instead of stopping, so a quiet feed always means a quiet market.
- Combined 24h volume. Tracking a token costs more the more it trades, so each plan caps the combined trading volume of the tokens you start tracking. A token whose volume cannot be read yet counts as the whole cap. Following a token a paying subscriber already tracks does not count toward it.