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Chain Daddy is a coin community platform: the home for your coin content. It gives your coin a coin page: a public page at chaindaddy.io/YOURTICKER, marked verified because you proved the coin is yours. (A coin is what crypto calls a token; you'll see both words in wallets.) It carries your links, your look, apps, and a direct line to the people who hold your coin.

These six steps take you from nothing to a page with an app and a store on it. Building an app or a game instead? Start at Publish on Chain Daddy.

1. Sign in

1. Open chaindaddy.io and press Sign Up at the top right. It reads Sign In once you have been here before.
2. In the window that opens, press Sign in. Enter your email, or pick a social account such as Google, Apple or X. Or connect a wallet you already have.

You don't need a wallet first. A wallet is the account that holds your coins and proves who you are on a blockchain. Signing in with email or a social account makes one for you.

You should see your account button at the top right, where Sign Up was.

Two words you will meet from here on:

• Sign: your wallet shows a message and you approve it. It proves it is you. It is free and moves nothing.
• Gas: the network fee a blockchain charges to record a change, such as creating a coin. It goes to the blockchain, not to Chain Daddy.

Your name and picture

Chain Daddy can show a name and picture instead of your wallet address: on your coins, in deals, in notifications and on links you share. Press the bell, then the gear, or open chaindaddy.io/_preferences. Your identity is at the top, with a preview of what others see.

• Link an account: press X, Discord, Twitch, YouTube, GitHub or Kick and sign in there. Chain Daddy uses that name and picture, and it proves the account is yours.
• Or type a handle, and paste a Picture URL starting with https://. A typed handle isn't checked.
• No picture? You get your ENS name's picture if you have one, or a coloured circle with your first letter.
• Show this publicly decides whether others see it. A linked account shows straight away unless you turned this off before; a typed handle shows only once you turn it on. Anyone who sees it can connect that name to your wallet's activity, and your address still shows underneath. Turn it off any time; pages already shared can take up to a day to catch up.

2. Launch a coin, or verify yours

A chain is one blockchain network, such as Base, Solana or Ethereum. Your coin lives on one or more.

You want to	Do this	What it costs
Launch a new coin	Type its name in the box on the home page and pick Launch: Your First Launch walks every screen. You get the coin and the pool it trades in, in one step: Launch a Coin	Nothing up front. Signed in with email or a social account, the launch is sent for you on Base, Arbitrum, Robinhood and Solana, so you pay no gas
Bring a coin you already made	Verify Ownership of a Coin: prove it's yours	$15 per chain. Free for established coins and coins launched here

You should see, after a launch, a Manage your token panel with Set up next and Manage on chaindaddy.io. After you verify a coin, Payment received, then Manage on your coin in My Coins.

3. Open your coin manager

The coin manager is your coin page with editing switched on. Only you, and helpers you add, can open it. Three ways in:

• Press your account button, then My Coins, then Manage on your coin.
• Open your own coin page while signed in. The button where visitors see Join reads Manage for you.
• Go to chaindaddy.io/_/YOURTICKER.

You should see your page with a bar at the bottom: Page, Community and Health, and an Alert Holders button beside it. Your Coin Manager maps what is behind each one.

4. Set the look and layout

1. On the Page tab, click any text or image on your page to change it in place.
2. For colors, fonts and backgrounds: click your coin's logo and name at the top of the manager, then the sliders button in the window that opens. The Style Defaults window opens.
3. On a desktop, choose Column or Wide in the top bar.

Preset colors, fonts, a background image and Wide are free. Layouts, including the Game layout that puts a game beside your price chart, need the Pro plan ($5 a month), as do custom colors, video backgrounds and animated overlays.

You should see each change on your page as you make it. In Style Defaults, press Save to keep it. Look, Layouts & Game Layout

5. Add an app

An app is a block on your page: a price chart, a poll, a tip jar, your live stream, a gallery, a game.

1. On the Page tab, press the ⌃ beside Alert Holders.
2. Press Add Content, then Widget. The Add a widget window lists every app.
3. Press an app to add it, then drag it where you want it.

Free on every plan, as many apps as you like. Your plan sets only your page storage.

You should see the app on your page. Visitors see it at once. Apps, Polls & Your Store

6. Open a store

Sell items for your coin on your page, with no code: a pass, a skin, a badge. Buyers pay you directly. A store needs any paid plan, from Pro.

1. In the manager, press Community, then Store at the top.
2. Press Sign the Seller Terms and approve the message in your wallet.
3. Press Open your store, then New item. Give it a name, a picture and a price in dollars, set Status to Active, and press Create item.
4. Add the Item showcase app to your page (step 5) so visitors can buy.

You should see your items on your page, each with a Buy button. Open a store

What comes with your page

• Your own community alerts. Holders join your community from your page, and you alert them directly by email, push, Telegram or Discord. It takes $1+ of your coin to join, or the amount you set. Community Alerts
• Airdrops and polls. Airdrops · Polls
• Holders-only links, Telegram groups and Discord roles, from Pro. Community Gating
• Alerts when a copycat appears, the price swings or liquidity is pulled. Alerts
• Deals with other creators. Ownership Deals

What is free and what each plan adds: Plans.

Supported chains

Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Robinhood Chain and Solana. You can verify ownership of a coin on any of them. Launching a coin runs on six.

Keep your coin active

Every registered coin has a health score from its trading and holders. If it stays below 60 for 30 days in a row, your registration expires and the coin's name opens to whoever proves ownership next. Active coins keep it without doing anything.

Use an AI assistant or the command line

Every page has a Copy for LLM button at the top right. The whole site is at /llms-full.txt, an index at /llms.txt, and the API description at /openapi.yaml. To run Chain Daddy from a terminal or a coding agent, see the CLI and Build with AI.