Streaming & Buy Alerts
Take tips from viewers, show your live stream on your coin page, put your coin on screen in OBS (streaming software), and post buys of your coin to Discord or Telegram.
| You want to… | Use |
|---|---|
| Take tips from viewers | Tip link |
| Show an alert on stream when a tip lands | Tip alert overlay |
| Run a lower-third bar across your stream | Buy bar |
| Answer "what's the contract address?" on screen and in chat | CA card |
| Put your live stream on your coin page | Stream embed |
| Post buys of your coin to Discord or Telegram | Buy alerts |
Tip links
Anyone can tip you from their wallet in USDC (or the chain's dollar stablecoin) or the chain's own coin, on a supported EVM chain (Ethereum, Base and chains like them). Every plan.
A tip goes straight from their wallet to yours in one transaction. Chain Daddy takes no cut. A tip is final.
- Open the style editor in your coin manager.
- Under Tips, select Create a tip link.
- Copy Your tip page and share it anywhere: stream panel, bio, chat commands.
The Tip Jar app uses the link automatically. Add it to your page, or pick the Streamer layout (Pro), which places it beside your stream.
Tip alert overlays
An alert on your broadcast each time a tip lands. 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 background is transparent, so it sits on top of your scene.
Keep the overlay URL private
Anyone with it can watch your tips arrive. If it 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.
Buy bar for OBS
A lower third for your stream: a card per event, a crawl underneath, and your coin's page address on the card. No account needed.
- Open
chaindaddy.io/_buy-barand paste your coin's contract address. It finds your ticker (your coin's short name), so the card showschaindaddy.io/YOURTICKER, and its QR code opens your coin by its address even if another coin uses the same ticker. - Copy the browser-source URL. In OBS: Sources → + → Browser, then paste it.
- Optional, from Pro: paste your Overlay token (the private key in your tip alert overlay URL, not a coin) to show your tips live. Without it, the bar runs and shows a test card.
ⓘ OBS settings and hotkeys
- Source size: width 1280, height 400. Clear the Custom CSS field; the page is already transparent.
- Hotkeys on the source:
[and]slow it down and speed it up,qtoggles quiet mode,tfires a test alert.
"What's the CA?" card
Your verified contract address (CA) as a lower third, and a plain-text answer for your chat bot.
- OBS: add a Browser source with
chaindaddy.io/_overlay/ca/YOURTICKER?address=YOURADDRESS. It shows the chain, the address, a QR code and the verified-owner badge, on a transparent background. - Chat bot: point a
!cacommand athttps://api.chaindaddy.io/t/YOURTICKER.txt?address=YOURADDRESS. It returns plain text:TICKER on Base: 0x… — verified owner on file — chaindaddy.io/TICKER?address=0x….
YOURADDRESS is your coin's contract address (or mint). Keep it in both URLs: without it the card shows whichever coin with your ticker ranks first.
Live stream embed
Show your live stream on your coin page, so viewers can watch and tip in one place. Every plan.
- Verify your Twitch, YouTube or Kick channel: Social Verification.
- Add the Twitch, YouTube or Kick app to your page. On Pro and above you can pick the Streamer layout instead: your player, the tip jar beside it, announcements underneath.
The player shows the channel you verified and is marked LIVE while you stream.
Buy alerts
A buy alert posts in your coin's Discord channel or Telegram group when someone buys your coin. Free on every plan for a coin launched with Chain Daddy; from Pro for a coin launched somewhere else. What each plan includes
Set up Discord
- In Discord: Server Settings → Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook, pick the channel, Copy Webhook URL.
- On your coin page: Community → Buy alerts → Discord, paste it and Save. Set one per chain.
- Send a test alert.
To post in a thread, add the thread ID (right-click the thread → Copy Thread ID, with Developer Mode on). Use a different webhook from the one for market activity and community alerts. Turn off stops buy alerts and leaves the other webhook running. What a post looks like: Discord.
Set up Telegram
On your coin page, open Community → Buy alerts → Telegram and pick one of the groups connected to your coin, or add the bot to a group, which turns alerts on there. If the bot loses the group, you are told.
Discord and Telegram are set separately.
A busy coin posts at most once every 20 seconds, with the number of buys, the total and the largest buy.
Whale buys and buy streaks
A buy that's big for your coin, 1% of its market cap (from $500 to $25,000, or $5,000 when its market cap isn't known), leads the next post: 🐋 Whale buy · $6,000 · $PEPE, who bought it, its share of the market cap and a link to the trade. Ten or more buys inside ten minutes lead one post with 🔥 $PEPE · 14 buys in 10 minutes · $1,800.
The rockets grow with a post's share of your market cap: 🚀🚀 from 0.1%, 🚀🚀🚀 from 0.5%.
You hear about them too, in your notifications: a Whale Buy and a Buy Streak.
Coins launched with Chain Daddy
Free on every plan, on as many coins as you launch on the Chain Daddy launchpad. They don't count toward your monthly allowance, and every buy of $10 or more posts. Set it as low as $1 to post every buy.
What each plan includes
Launch with us and buy alerts are free, on every plan including Free. For a coin launched somewhere else that you verified, alerts come with a paid plan, Pro and up.
| Plan | Smallest trade that alerts | Alerts per month |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $100 | 500 |
| Pro | $25 | 7,000 |
| Pro+ | $25 | 17,000 |
| Developer | $10 | 31,000 |
| Partner | $5 | 70,000 |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom |
- Smallest trade. For a coin launched somewhere else. Raise yours for fewer, larger alerts; you can't set it below your plan's.
- Alerts per month. Per calendar month. Past it, buys still post, marked as a summary, until the month ends.