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Welcome

Live streaming is evolving — but creators still face high fees, slow payouts, and limited control over their earnings.

Solana.Stream changes that.

We don't ask you to switch platforms. Instead, we restream your existing YouTube, Twitch, or Kick content and unlock new ways to earn — powered by Solana's instant payments.

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No disruption. Keep streaming where you already are.
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No new processes. We plug into your existing workflow.
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Just more ways to earn — tips, subscriptions, and gifts settled instantly.

New to Web3? Don't worry. Our docs will get you up to speed fast.


For Viewers

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Shouts — highlighted messages that stand out in chat
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Gifts — animated gifts that appear on stream
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Subscribe to streamers for exclusive perks and badges
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Gift subscriptions to other community members
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Play Missions — interactive wheel-of-chance games
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Trade coins — buy and sell creator coins and meme coins
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Chat with emotes and mention other viewers
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Send Hearts — show love during streams
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Fight the Raid Boss — pick a class when Solyxia invades chat
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Go Ad-Free — on one channel with a sub, or every channel with a pass
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Follow streamers to stay updated when they go live
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Climb the Leaderboard — and Stream Ranking, for top supporter ranks
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Share streams — spread the word on social media

For Streamers

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Receive instant payments in SOL, USDC, BONK, or your own coin
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Launch your own streamer coin — let fans invest in your success
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Display tip alerts on your stream using OBS overlays
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Control chat access — open to everyone, followers only, subscribers only, or token holders
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Create Missions — engage your audience with interactive challenges
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Send Airdrops — reward active viewers with tokens
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Host Dice Rolls, Degen Liftoff, and Raid Boss — gamified engagement tools
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Raid other streamers — send your viewers to support others
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Upload custom emotes and badges for subscribers
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Moderate your chat — manage your community with mod tools
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Choose how you get paid — in-kind, USDC only, or your own coin
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Track earnings with the analytics dashboard

Ready to dive in? Check out the Platform overview or jump straight to Getting Started.

Platform

Solana.Stream is a restreaming layer that connects your existing content with Solana-powered monetization.

How It Works

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You stream normally on YouTube, Twitch, or Kick
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We restream it to Solana.Stream viewers
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Viewers support you with tips, gifts, and subscriptions
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You get paid instantly in SOL, USDC, BONK, or your own token

Why Solana.Stream?

Fun

Interactive alerts, real-time chat, emotes, missions, and airdrops keep your community engaged and coming back.

Fast

Powered by Solana, every tip and subscription settles instantly. No waiting days or weeks for payouts.

Frictionless

Viewers join with Google or any Solana wallet in seconds. Streamers connect their channel and go live in minutes.

What Makes Us Different

Traditional platforms take 30–50% of creator earnings and hold funds for weeks. We take 10% and settle instantly — 6.67% when a viewer pays with your coin. See Fees.

Mission

Helping creators earn more, connect better, and stay in control — while streaming the way they love.

Our Principles

Creator-First

Every feature we build starts with one question: does this help creators earn more or engage better?

No Platform Lock-in

Your audience is yours. Stream on YouTube, Twitch, or Kick — we work with you, not against you.


Only possible on Solana. Only possible with Solana.Stream.

Fees

Solana.Stream is designed to maximize what creators keep.

Platform Fee

10% on viewer contributions (shouts, gifts, subscriptions, gift subscriptions, and missions). Paying with the streamer's coin is one-third off (6.67%), so the creator keeps about 93%.

That's it. No hidden charges, no payout minimums, no withdrawal fees.

How It Compares

PlatformCreator Cut
Solana.Stream90%
Twitch50% (subs)
YouTube70% (Super Chat)
TikTok~50% (Gifts)

Network Fees

Solana transactions cost fractions of a cent (~$0.00025). These are paid by the sender, not deducted from your earnings.

Where the 10% Goes

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Platform development and maintenance
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Infrastructure and streaming costs
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Community growth initiatives

Questions about fees? Reach out on Discord.

Roadmap

Our development roadmap in three phases:

Phase 1: Desktop Alpha

Current

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Launch platform with select creators
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Iterate on feedback and fix issues

Phase 2: Desktop Official Release

Coming Soon

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Open platform to all creators
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Launch the project's utility coin

Phase 3: Mobile App

Future

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iOS and Android apps for viewers
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Native mobile experience optimized for Solana

Have feature requests? Join our Discord and let us know what you'd like to see.

Connect

What It Does

Connect allows you to log into Solana.Stream using your Google account or a Solana wallet. This is required to send or receive payments, chat, follow streamers, and access all platform features.

How to Use It

1. Log In

Click the Connect button in the top navigation bar and choose one of the following methods:

Google Account Sign in with Google to continue using Privy Auth.

Solana Wallet Choose one of these Solana wallets:

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Phantom – User-friendly wallet for sending and receiving tokens
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Solflare – Non-custodial wallet with staking and DeFi features
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Backpack – Feature-rich wallet with advanced Web3 use

2. Choose Username

Your username is unique to your account, includes a tag (e.g., @username), and is linked to the sign-in method you choose (Google or Solana Wallet). It also forms part of your channel page URL.

Username Rules:

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Can contain letters, numbers, underscores (_), and periods (.)
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Cannot contain spaces
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Must be between 2 and 20 characters
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Cannot include special characters (e.g., @, #, $, %, &, *)

To Disconnect

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Click on your wallet address or avatar in the header
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Select Wallet from the dropdown menu
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Click Disconnect to unlink your wallet

Settings and Permissions

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The platform only requests permission to view your public wallet address
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Transaction signing is requested separately for each payment
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You remain in full control of your funds at all times

Limits or Constraints

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Login is required for all payment and social features

Related Features

Start Streaming

What It Does

Start Streaming guides new streamers through the onboarding process to connect their streaming platform (Twitch, YouTube, or Kick) and set up their Solana.Stream channel to receive crypto tips and subscriptions.

How to Use It

Getting Started

1.
Click Connect in the navigation bar
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Sign in with Google or connect your Solana wallet
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Click Start Streaming to begin the onboarding process

Step 1: Connect Your Streaming Platform

Choose your platform and authorize the connection:

Supported Platforms:

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YouTube — For YouTube streamers and content creators
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Twitch — For Twitch streamers
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Kick — For Kick streamers

Why Connection Is Required: Connecting your streaming account is mandatory to verify you are the legitimate owner of the channel. This prevents impersonation fraud and protects both streamers and viewers.

OAuth Permissions: When you connect, you'll be asked to authorize Solana.Stream. The platform will be able to:

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View your account information
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See your public profile info
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Access your account email address
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View channel members (for verification)
Important: You are not giving Solana.Stream control of your account. You are only granting permission to access certain API endpoints to verify your identity and sync your channel information.

Click Yes when prompted with "Make sure that you trust Solana.Stream" to complete the connection.

Step 2: Set Channel Info

Configure your channel's basic information:

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Category — Select your primary streaming category
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Language — Choose your broadcast language

Step 3: Set Up Widgets

Copy your unique OBS overlay URLs to display tip alerts on your stream:

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Copy the Widget URL provided
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Add it to OBS Studio as a Browser Source
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Position and resize as needed

For detailed OBS setup instructions, see OBS Overlays.

Completing Onboarding

Click Complete Setup to finish. Your channel will be live at:

solana.stream/[your-username]

Settings and Permissions

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Platform connection requires OAuth authorization
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Your streaming platform username becomes your Solana.Stream username
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Display name is imported from your connected platform
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Review our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy to understand how your data is processed
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You can manage connected platforms anytime in Account Settings

Limits or Constraints

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You must have an existing account on Twitch, YouTube, or Kick
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You can pair more than one of those platforms. See Connected Platforms
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Username changes are limited after initial setup
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Platform verification is required before receiving payments

Related Features

Categories (Browse)

What It Does

Categories let you browse streamers organized by content type, making it easy to discover streams based on what you're interested in.

How to Use It

Browsing by Category:

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Visit the homepage or browse section
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View the category pills/buttons
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Click a category to filter streams:
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Gaming — Game streamers
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Music — Music performances and DJs
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IRL — In-real-life content
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Crypto — Crypto trading and education
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And more...

Category Grid:

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Each category shows:
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Category name and icon
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Number of live streamers
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Total current viewers
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Click to see all streams in that category

On Stream Pages:

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Streamers display their selected category
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Category appears below the video player
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Click the category to discover similar streams

Settings and Permissions

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Categories are visible to all users
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Streamers select their category in Profile Settings
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Category selection affects discoverability

Limits or Constraints

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Streamers can only select one primary category
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Categories are predefined by the platform
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New categories may be added over time

Related Features

Following

What It Does

Following lets you stay updated on streamers and coins you care about. Followed items appear in the left sidebar under Following. Switch that list to Popular to see a ranked hop list (viewers / market cap). There is no Following page. Recency lives on Browse (Latest), not in the sidebar.

How to Use It

To follow a streamer:

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Visit the streamer's channel page
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Click the Follow button below the video player
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The button changes to Followed when successful

To follow a coin:

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Visit the coin page
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Click Follow

To unfollow:

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Visit the channel or coin page
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Click Followed to unfollow

To view followed streamers or coins:

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Open the left sidebar
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Under Streamers or Coins, click Following
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Streamers: live channels appear at the top with a green indicator and viewer count; offline channels show their last category
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Coins: ticker, name, and circulating market cap
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Click Popular to switch to the discovery list. Your last click is remembered for the session

Logged-out visitors only see Popular. Collection is in the coin-side top nav only, not on the streamer rail.

Settings and Permissions

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Requires a connected wallet to follow
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No limit on how many streamers or coins you can follow
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Following is public — streamers can see their follower count

Limits or Constraints

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Maximum of 100 followed streamers displayed in the sidebar
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Maximum of 50 followed coins displayed in the sidebar
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You must be logged in to follow

Related Features

Leaderboard

What It Does

The Leaderboard displays your channel's top supporters ranked by USD support. Pick the last 7 days or the last 30 days.

What Counts

Rankings sum the USD value of:

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Shouts — paid chat highlights
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Gifts — gift donations
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Spins — mission/spin tips
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Subscriptions — channel subscriptions
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Gifted subscriptions — credited to the gifter

All currencies are converted to USD at the time of the contribution.

How to Use It

Viewing the Leaderboard:

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Visit a streamer's channel page
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Open the Leaderboard tab in chat
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See the ranked list of top supporters with their weekly totals

Leaderboard Display:

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Rankings are based on total USD contributed in the selected window
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Switch 1w (last 7 days) or 1m (last 30 days). 1w is the default
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Top positions show medals (gold, silver, bronze)
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The list shows usernames and contribution totals

For Streamers — Enable/Disable:

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Go to Settings > Channel
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Toggle Enable Leaderboard on or off
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When disabled, the leaderboard panel is hidden from your channel

Settings and Permissions

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Leaderboard rankings are public to all viewers
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Only the streamer can enable or disable the leaderboard
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Rankings update in real-time

Limits or Constraints

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Windows are rolling: 1w is the last 7 days, 1m is the last 30 days
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Only counts contributions through Solana.Stream
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Failed subscriptions are excluded

Related Features

Stream Ranking

What It Does

Stream Ranking ranks all users platform-wide for supporting streamers. It's a competitive leaderboard that tracks the top supporters across all channels.

How to Use It

Viewing Stream Ranking:

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Open the left sidebar menu
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Click on Stream Ranking
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View the ranked list of top users

How it works

Simple Concept

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Support streamers on any channel of the platform
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Your contributions accumulate throughout the UTC calendar month
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Rankings update as contributions land
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Earn badges and climb the ranks based on your total support
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Top 10 each month earn a non-tradable Ad-Free Pass for the next month

What Counts

Your ranking is based on the total USD value of your contributions:

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Gifts - Direct donations to streamers
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Shouts - Paid message highlights
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Spins - Mission/spin tips
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Subscriptions - Monthly channel subscriptions
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Gift Subscriptions - Subscriptions you buy for others

All currencies (USDC, SOL, BONK) are converted to USD for fair comparison. This matches the channel leaderboard contribution set (Stream Ranking is monthly/platform-wide; channel leaderboard is weekly/per-channel).

Ranks & Badges

There are 10 ranks, from Recruit (starting rank) to Emperor (highest rank).

Fair Competition

Higher ranks require more participants to unlock - you can't become Emperor with just 10 people competing! This ensures that prestigious ranks are truly earned through real competition.

Seasons & Updates

Monthly Seasons (UTC)

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Season ID format: YYYY-MM (e.g. July 2026 → 2026-07)
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Resets at 00:00 UTC on the 1st of each month

Updates

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Rankings recompute from season totals as contributions arrive
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Your badge reflects your current monthly ranking
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Top 10 receive an Ad-Free Pass covering the next UTC calendar month

Fresh Starts

At the end of each month:

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Contribution totals reset for the new season
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Everyone starts fresh
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History retains roughly the last 12 months

Where You'll See Your Progress

Chat Badges

Your current season rank appears as a badge next to your username in chat, showing other users your level of platform support.

Leaderboards

Check the global leaderboard to see:

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Top 100 contributors for the current season
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Your current rank and total contributed
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How much you need to reach the next rank

Settings and Permissions

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Stream Ranking is visible to all users
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Rankings update automatically
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No opt-out option (public by nature)

Limits or Constraints

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Only contributions through Solana.Stream count
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Rankings may have a slight delay
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Top positions are limited (typically top 100)

Related Features

Coin Ranking

What It Does

Coin Ranking ranks traders by monthly volume on platform coins. It uses the same rank names as Stream Ranking, from Recruit up to Emperor.

How to Use It

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Open the left menu while you are browsing Coins
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Open Coin Ranking
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See who has traded the most this month

How It Works

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The season is the UTC calendar month, same clock as Stream Ranking
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Your place comes from trading volume, not from shouts or subscriptions
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Higher ranks need more people in the season before they unlock. You cannot become Emperor in a tiny field

Settings and Permissions

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Coin Ranking is visible while browsing coins
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Rankings update from the monthly totals

Limits or Constraints

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Tips on a channel do not move this board. Those count on the channel Leaderboard and on Stream Ranking
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Only volume on Solana.Stream coins counts

Related Features

Chat

What It Does

Chat enables real-time conversation between viewers and streamers. Messages appear instantly in the chat panel alongside the stream.

How to Use It

1.
Sign in with Google or a Solana wallet to access chat
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Type your message in the chat input field at the bottom
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Use the emoji picker to add emojis to your message
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Press Enter or click the send button to post

Using Emotes:

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Type : to open the emote picker
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Select from global emotes or channel-specific subscriber emotes
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Emotes display as images in your message

Viewing Chat:

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Messages scroll automatically as new ones arrive
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User badges display next to usernames (moderator, subscriber, etc.)
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Highlighted messages from shouts stand out with special styling

Settings and Permissions

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Chat access may be restricted based on streamer settings:
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Everyone — All connected users can chat
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Followers Only — Must follow the streamer
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Subscribers Only — Must be an active subscriber
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Holders Only — Must hold the streamer's coin
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Moderators can delete messages and manage users

Limits or Constraints

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Chat requires you to be signed in
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Messages are subject to moderation
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Rate limiting may apply during high activity
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Banned users cannot send messages

Related Features

Hearts

What It Does

Hearts let you show appreciation for a streamer with a quick, free reaction. The button in chat plays an animation. Open it to pick Like, Love, Haha, Wow, Sad, or Angry.

How to Use It

1.
Sign in and open a channel
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Find the reaction button in the chat box
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Click it to send the current reaction, or open the picker:
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Like, Love, Haha, Wow, Sad, Angry
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The animation plays in chat, and the count updates in real time

Reactions are free.

While a Raid Boss is active, that button becomes your class abilities instead. It switches back when the fight ends. The Follow heart under the player is unchanged.

Settings and Permissions

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You need to be signed in
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Reaction counts are visible to all viewers

Limits or Constraints

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Hearts have no monetary value
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Hearts do not appear on OBS overlays

Related Features

Share

What It Does

Quickly spread the word about your favorite streams on social media or copy a direct link to send anywhere.

How to Use It

Share to X (Twitter):

1.
Click the Share button below the video player
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Select Share to X
3.
A pre-filled tweet opens with the stream link and title
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Edit if desired and post to your X account

Copy Link:

1.
Click the Share button below the video player
2.
Select Copy Link
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The stream URL is copied to your clipboard
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Paste anywhere to share

Embed Stream:

1.
Click the Share button below the video player
2.
Select Embed
3.
Copy the provided iframe embed code
4.
Paste the code into your website's HTML

Settings and Permissions

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Sharing is available to all users, no login required
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Embed codes work on any website that allows iframes

Limits or Constraints

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Embedded streams may have limited interactivity
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Some websites block iframe embeds
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Share URLs use the current channel format: solana.stream/[username]

Related Features

Notifications

What It Does

Notifications alert you to important events like receiving gifts, subscription updates, and mentions across the platform.

How to Use It

1.
Click the Bell icon in the header navigation
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View your notification list in the dropdown panel
3.
Click a notification to see details or navigate to the source
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Use Mark as Read to clear notification indicators
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Click Dismiss to remove individual notifications

Notifications appear in real-time and the bell icon shows an unread count badge.

Settings and Permissions

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Notifications require a connected wallet
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Notification preferences are based on your account settings

Limits or Constraints

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Notification history has a limited retention period
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Some notifications may be grouped during high activity
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Push notifications not currently supported — browser must be open

Related Features

Shouts

What It Does

Shouts let you send a tip with a highlighted message that appears prominently in chat and triggers an alert on the streamer's OBS overlay.

How to Use It

1.
Click the Gift button (gift icon) in the chat area
2.
Select Shouts from the dropdown menu
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Choose your payment method (SOL, USDC, BONK, or streamer coin)
4.
Set your tip amount using the slider or enter a custom value
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Type your message (up to 50 characters; each emoji counts as one)
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Click Shouts
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Confirm the transaction in your wallet

Your shout will:

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Appear highlighted in the chat
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Display on the streamer's OBS tip alert overlay (if configured)
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Show on the leaderboard if you're a top tipper

Settings and Permissions

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Shouts require a minimum tip amount of $0.02 USD equivalent
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Messages are filtered for inappropriate content
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Banned users cannot send shouts

Limits or Constraints

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Maximum message length: 50 characters (emoji = 1)
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Profanity filter automatically applies
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Shouts are subject to chat access restrictions (followers only, subscribers only, etc.)

Related Features

Gifts

What It Does

Gifts let you send animated visual rewards to streamers. Each gift has a set price and triggers a special animation on the stream.

How to Use It

1.
Click the Gift button (gift icon) in the chat area
2.
Select Gifts from the dropdown menu
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Choose your payment method (SOL, USDC, BONK, or streamer coin)
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Select a quantity using the slider (1-99)
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Click on a gift to select it:
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Each gift shows its price in your selected currency
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USD equivalent is displayed below
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Click Gifts
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Confirm the transaction in your wallet

Gift animations appear on the streamer's channel and OBS overlay.

Settings and Permissions

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Gift prices are fixed per gift type
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Multiple gifts can be sent in one transaction
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Banned users cannot send gifts

Limits or Constraints

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Maximum quantity: 99 gifts per transaction
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Gift selection is currently preset by the platform
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Gifts trigger on the streamer's configured OBS overlay

Related Features

Subscriptions

What It Does

Subscriptions provide recurring support to streamers in exchange for exclusive benefits like subscriber emotes, badges, chat privileges, and ad-free viewing on that channel.

How to Use It

For Viewers:

1.
Visit a streamer's channel page
2.
Click the Subscribe button below the video player
3.
Choose your subscription tier. Prices below use the $5 default. A streamer can set the monthly price from $5 to $100, and the longer tiers keep the same discounts:
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1 Month — the monthly price ($5.00 by default)
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3 Months — 10% off ($13.50 by default)
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6 Months — 20% off ($24.00 by default)
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Select your payment method (SOL, USDC, BONK, or streamer coin if available)
5.
Confirm the transaction in your wallet
6.
Your subscription activates immediately

To renew a subscription:

1.
Click the Subscribed button on the channel page
2.
Select a tier to extend your subscription
3.
Remaining days carry over to the new subscription

For Streamers:

Subscriptions are automatically enabled for all streamers. Revenue is sent directly to your connected wallet.

Settings and Permissions

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Subscribers gain access to:
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Custom emotes in chat
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Subscriber badges
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Chat access when in "Subscribers Only" mode
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Ad-free viewing on that streamer's channel
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Subscription status is visible to the streamer

Limits or Constraints

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Subscriptions are non-refundable
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Minimum subscription period is 1 month
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Subscription benefits expire when the period ends

Related Features

Gift Subscriptions

What It Does

Gift Subscriptions let you purchase subscriptions for other viewers in the community, giving them subscriber benefits at no cost to them.

How to Use It

1.
Visit a streamer's channel page
2.
Click the Subscribe button below the video player
3.
Select the Gift Subscription tab
4.
Choose who receives the gifts:
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Someone specific — A viewer in the room, or an @username / wallet
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Random in this room — People currently watching (default)
5.
Choose the number of gift subscriptions:
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Gift 1 or Gift 5, or a custom quantity up to 10
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Quantity stacks extra months when you pick someone specific
6.
Select your payment method (SOL, USDC, BONK, or streamer coin)
7.
Click Gift and confirm in your wallet

Recipients are notified when they receive a gifted subscription.

Settings and Permissions

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Gift subscriptions provide 1-month access per gift
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Random gifts stay in the current room. If nobody is watching, the gift does not go to followers or other site users.
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Gift subscriptions count toward the recipient's subscription history

Limits or Constraints

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Maximum gift subscriptions per transaction varies by channel
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Recipients must have a connected wallet to receive the gift
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Gift subscriptions are non-refundable

Related Features

Missions

What It Does

Missions (Wheel of Chance) is an interactive game where viewers suggest challenges for the streamer. Viewers fund missions, the streamer spins a wheel to pick one, and completing the mission awards the pool to the streamer.

How to Use It

As a Viewer:

Suggest a Mission:

1.
Click the Missions button (target icon) in the chat area
2.
Enter your mission idea in the text field
3.
Click Suggest to add your mission to the list

Fund a Mission:

1.
Open the Missions panel
2.
Browse active missions in the list
3.
Click Fund next to a mission you want to see completed
4.
Enter your contribution amount and confirm in your wallet

As a Streamer:

Start a Spin:

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Once missions have funding, click Spin
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The wheel randomly selects one of the active missions
3.
Perform the selected mission for your audience

Complete or Reject:

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Click Complete if you finished the mission
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Click Reject to decline the mission (with consequences)

Settings and Permissions

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Streamers and moderators can manage mission queues
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Moderators can reject inappropriate suggestions

Limits or Constraints

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Session-based — missions reset between streams
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Self-regulating via reputation and viewer trust

Related Features

Streamer Coin

What It Does

A streamer coin is optional. It uses Flat Curve, so the price stays at about $1. Fans hold it the way they would hold merch. It is not a chart you buy for a moonshot.

Only a connected streamer can launch one. Memelords launch Degen Curve or Reserve Curve instead.

How to Use It

For streamers

1.
Connect Twitch, Kick, or YouTube
2.
Click your avatar and choose Create Coin, or open the Coin tab on your channel
3.
Set the name, ticker, description, and image
4.
Approve the transactions in your wallet

One streamer coin per streamer. You do not have to launch one. The channel still takes shouts, gifts, and subscriptions without it.

For viewers

1.
Open the streamer's channel and the coin panel
2.
Buy or sell with USDC. The fill stays near $1
3.
Pay shouts, gifts, and subscriptions with that coin when you want the streamer to keep more. See Fees

Settings and Permissions

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Anyone with a wallet can buy and sell
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Holders chat access needs this coin. See Chat Access
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Your coin only payouts need this coin. See Payout Preferences

Limits or Constraints

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One Flat Curve coin per streamer
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A streamer wallet does not also launch Degen Curve or Reserve Curve
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A memelord wallet cannot become a streamer

Related Features

Coins

What It Does

Coins are tokens launched on Solana.Stream. Browse them from Coins in the left menu, open a coin, and buy or sell from your wallet.

Each coin uses one curve. The coin page tells you which.

Curves

Flat Curve

The Streamer Coin. Price stays at about $1. Only a connected streamer launches this as their channel coin.

Degen Curve

The meme coin. Price can move. This is the launch memelords are pointed to first.

Reserve Curve

A meme coin with a slower climb than Degen Curve.

How to Use It

Buy or sell

1.
Open a coin from Coins, from a channel, or from search
2.
Choose buy or sell
3.
Confirm the transaction in your wallet

The trading fee is shown before you confirm. It is separate from the 10% fee on shouts, gifts, and subscriptions.

Launch

1.
Click your avatar
2.
Select Create Coin
3.
Streamers launch Flat Curve
4.
Memelords launch Degen Curve, Reserve Curve, or Flat Curve

A memelord wallet cannot also become a streamer.

Settings and Permissions

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You need a wallet to trade
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Coin names, tickers, and images have to follow the content standards

Limits or Constraints

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One streamer coin per streamer
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Coins you launch show under My Coins in the avatar menu

Related Features

Ad-Free Pass

What It Does

An Ad-Free Pass takes ads off every channel and unlocks premium video on every channel.

A channel subscription is a different product. That one is ad-free on that channel only, and it includes emotes and badges. A pass does not include those.

How to Use It

Buy a pass

1.
Click Ad-Free on a channel
2.
Choose a length:
•
1 Month — $7.00
•
3 Months — $18.90 (10% off)
•
6 Months — $33.60 (20% off)
3.
Confirm in your wallet

Time still left on a pass carries forward when you extend it.

Gift a pass

Open Ad-Free and select Gift Pass. Pick someone specific, or random viewers in the room, then confirm in your wallet.

Earn a pass

•
Collection — trade $20,000 of platform volume, then claim 30 days. The clock starts when you claim. See Collection
•
Stream Ranking — finish a month in the top 10 and you get a pass for the next month. See Stream Ranking

What You Get

•
Ad-free on every channel
•
Premium video on every channel

Limits or Constraints

•
Passes are non-refundable
•
A channel subscription does not include the platform pass
•
A pass does not include subscriber emotes, badges, or subscribers-only chat

Related Features

Referrals

What It Does

Share your link. When someone joins with it, you earn 25% of platform fees from what they do on Solana.Stream.

How to Use It

1.
Sign in and set a username
2.
Click your avatar
3.
Select Referrals
4.
Copy the link. It looks like solana.stream/r/your-username
5.
Send it wherever you already talk to people

The panel shows who joined, and it splits earnings between their tips and their coin trades.

Payouts

Accrued earnings pay out daily once they reach $5. Until then the total keeps adding up in the panel.

Settings and Permissions

•
You need a username before the link exists
•
Only you can see your referral earnings

Limits or Constraints

•
The cut is a share of platform fees, not a share of the streamer's payout
•
There is no link until the username is set

Related Features

OBS Overlays

What It Does

OBS Overlays provide browser source URLs that display tip alerts, animations, and username displays directly in your streaming software (OBS, Streamlabs, etc.).

How to Use It

Adding Overlays to OBS:

1.
Open your streaming software (OBS Studio, Streamlabs, etc.)
2.
Add a new Browser Source to your scene
3.
Copy one of your overlay URLs from Settings > Stream
4.
Paste the URL into the browser source properties
5.
Use the default width and height. Position the overlay.
6.
Click OK to add the overlay

Available Overlays:

Alerts Overlay:

•
Displays animated alerts when viewers send shouts or gifts
•
Shows the viewer's username, amount, and message
•
Plays sound effects (if configured)

Chat Overlay:

•
Shows your aggregated chat (native + Twitch + Kick) on stream

Username Overlay:

•
Displays your Solana.Stream username on screen
•
Useful for branding and verification

Preview Overlays:

1.
Go to Settings > Stream
2.
Click Preview Widgets to see how your overlays look
3.
Test with sample alerts before going live

Settings and Permissions

•
Overlay URLs are unique to your channel — keep them private
•
Overlays automatically connect to your channel's events

Limits or Constraints

•
Overlays require an active internet connection
•
Browser sources in OBS need sufficient system resources
•
Custom styling options are limited to platform defaults

Related Features

Stream Settings

What It Does

Stream Settings is where you copy OBS overlay URLs and, when stream keys are turned on, pair the places you broadcast.

Chat, the leaderboard, Community, and the info panel are not here. Those toggles live in Settings > Channel.

How to Use It

1.
Click your avatar in the header
2.
Select Settings > Stream

Widgets

Copy a URL, then add it in OBS as a Browser Source. See OBS Overlays.

•
Alerts Overlay — shouts and gifts on stream
•
Chat Overlay — your aggregated chat (native + Twitch + Kick)
•
Username Overlay — your Solana.Stream username on screen
•
Preview Widgets — sample alerts before you go live. Turn preview off before the real stream

Stream Key

When this section is shown, you can pair Twitch, Kick, and YouTube. More than one is fine. Solana.Stream restreams the one you go live on. You can also copy a stream key for your own encoder.

Settings and Permissions

•
Only you can access your stream settings
•
Overlay URLs are unique to your channel. Keep them private

Limits or Constraints

•
Pairing a platform requires that platform's login
•
Preview Widgets should be off when you are actually live

Related Features

Chat Access

What It Does

Chat Access lets you restrict who can send messages in your chat based on their relationship to your channel.

How to Use It

1.
Click your avatar in the header
2.
Select Settings > Channel
3.
Turn Enable Chat on
4.
Find the Chat Access dropdown
5.
Select your preferred access level:
•
Everyone — Any signed-in user can chat
•
Followers — Only users who follow you can chat
•
Subscribers — Only active subscribers can chat
•
Holders — Only holders of your streamer coin can chat. The option is labeled with your ticker. You can set a minimum dollar amount of that coin. Subscribers and moderators can still chat

Changes take effect immediately for new messages.

Settings and Permissions

•
Only you can change chat access settings
•
Moderators can still chat regardless of access level
•
Access restrictions don't affect existing messages

Limits or Constraints

•
Subscribers only matters once you have subscribers
•
Holders requires a launched Streamer Coin
•
Changing access levels frequently may confuse viewers

Related Features

Channel Assets

What It Does

Channel Assets lets you upload custom emotes, badges, and anniversary badges for your subscribers to use in chat.

How to Use It

1.
Click your avatar in the header
2.
Select Settings > Assets
3.
Manage your channel assets:

Emotes:

•
Click Upload Emote to add a new emote
•
Select an image file (PNG recommended, max 128x128 pixels)
•
Enter an emote code (e.g., :poggers:)
•
Click Save to make it available

Badges:

•
Click Upload Badge to add a subscriber badge
•
Select an image file
•
Badges display next to subscriber usernames in chat

Anniversary Badges:

•
Upload special badges for long-term subscribers
•
Anniversary badges are awarded automatically based on subscription duration

Managing Assets:

•
Click the edit icon to change an asset's name
•
Click the delete icon to remove an asset
•
Deleted emotes are no longer usable in chat

Settings and Permissions

•
Only you can manage your channel assets
•
Subscribers gain access to your emotes when subscribed
•
Badges display automatically in chat

Limits or Constraints

•
File size and dimension limits apply
•
Emote codes must be unique on your channel
•
Limited number of emotes per channel

Related Features

Profile Settings

What It Does

Profile Settings lets you manage your public profile information including username, display name, bio, and social links.

How to Use It

1.
Click your avatar in the header
2.
Select Settings > Profile
3.
Edit the following fields:

Basic Info:

•
Username — Your unique identifier (appears in your channel URL)
•
Display Name — The name shown on your profile and in chat
•
Short Bio — A brief description about yourself or your channel

Streamer-Only Settings:

•
Category — Select your primary streaming category
•
Language — Set your stream's primary language

Social Links:

•
Add links to your social media profiles
•
Supported platforms include X (Twitter), Discord, and more
•
Links appear on your profile page

Danger Zone:

•
Delete Account — Removes your profile, settings, connected platforms, stream keys, and chat on your channel. Chat you sent in other channels stays and shows as Deleted user.
•
Tips, subscriptions, and on-chain transactions stay. Leaderboards keep their totals.
•
People you referred or gifted still see your username as text, not as a profile.
•
If you signed in with Google, that Google account uses the same wallet later. You create a new profile; tip and ranking history stay on that wallet. Your handle is held for 30 days.
•
Cannot delete while you have a launched coin (streamer or meme) — holders still need this account. Support cannot override that lock.

Settings and Permissions

•
Username changes may be limited
•
Profile information is visible to all users
•
Only you can edit your profile

Limits or Constraints

•
Username must be unique across the platform
•
Bio has a character limit
•
Social links must be valid URLs

Related Features

Connected Platforms

What It Does

Connected Platforms are the YouTube, Twitch, and Kick accounts linked to your Solana.Stream channel. You can pair more than one. When you go live on a paired account, that stream shows on your channel.

How to Use It

Pair a platform

1.
During Start Streaming, or later from your avatar menu
2.
Select Settings > Stream
3.
Pair Twitch, Kick, and/or YouTube
4.
Each row shows the platform and the username on that site

You are granting Solana.Stream permission to verify the channel and read live status. You are not handing over the account.

Automatic Detection

•
When you go live on a paired platform, Solana.Stream detects it
•
Your channel shows that stream
•
Offline status is detected the same way

Settings and Permissions

•
More than one platform can be paired
•
Each connection uses that platform's login
•
Your streaming platform credentials are never stored as a password you type in here

Limits or Constraints

•
You need an account on each platform you pair
•
Detection depends on that platform's public status
•
Some platforms update live status a little late

Related Features

Payout Preferences

What It Does

Payout Preferences let you choose how you receive payments from tips, subscriptions, and gifts. You can receive payments in their original form or convert to a specific currency.

How to Use It

1.
Click your avatar in the header
2.
Select Settings > Earnings
3.
Find Payout Method
4.
Select your preferred option:
•
In-kind — Receive payments in whichever currency the viewer used (SOL, USDC, BONK, etc.)
•
USDC only — Convert all payments to USDC
•
Your coin only — Convert all payments to your streamer coin. This option shows your ticker, and only appears after you launch one

On the same screen, Minimum Tip Amount sets the cheapest shout you accept: $0.02, $0.20, $2, or $20. Every gift price scales with that floor.

Payments are sent directly to your connected wallet. The platform fee is 10%, or 6.67% when the viewer pays with your coin. See Fees.

Payout Options Explained

In-Kind (Default)

The simplest option. Whatever token your viewers send, you receive that same token:

•
Viewer sends 1 SOL → You receive ~0.90 SOL (after the 10% platform fee)
•
Viewer sends 10 USDC → You receive ~9.00 USDC
•
Viewer sends 1000 BONK → You receive ~900 BONK

Best for: Streamers who want flexibility and don't mind managing multiple tokens.

USDC only

All incoming payments are automatically converted to USDC using Jupiter:

•
Viewer sends 1 SOL → You receive equivalent in USDC
•
Viewer sends 10 USDC → You receive ~9.00 USDC (no conversion needed)
•
Viewer sends 1000 BONK → You receive equivalent in USDC

Best for: Streamers who prefer stable value and easy accounting.

Your coin only

All incoming payments are converted to your Streamer Coin via Meteora:

•
Viewer sends USDC → Swapped directly for your coin
•
Viewer sends SOL/BONK → Two-hop swap (SOL → USDC → Your Coin)
•
Viewer sends your coin → No swap needed

Best for: Streamers who want to build demand for their coin with every tip.

How Conversions Work

Original TokenUSDC onlyYour coin only
SOLJupiter swap (1% slippage)Two-hop: Jupiter + Meteora (5% slippage)
USDCNo conversionMeteora swap (5% slippage)
BONKJupiter swap (1% slippage)Two-hop: Jupiter + Meteora (5% slippage)
Streamer CoinJupiter swap (1% slippage)No conversion

Settings and Permissions

•
Only you can change your payout preferences
•
Changes apply to new payments only
•
Previous payments are not affected

Limits or Constraints

•
Your coin only requires a launched Streamer Coin
•
Conversion rates are determined at transaction time
•
Small payments may be subject to minimum conversion amounts
•
Higher slippage on streamer coin conversions to ensure swaps complete

Related Features

Moderation

What It Does

Moderation tools help streamers and moderators manage chat communities by banning disruptive users, muting temporarily, removing inappropriate messages, and maintaining a positive environment.

How to Use It

Context Menu (Desktop):

1.
Right-click on a user's profile picture in chat
2.
Access all moderation options in one menu
3.
Select the appropriate action

Swipe Actions (Mobile):

1.
Swipe left on a message to reveal moderation options
2.
Tap the desired action
3.
Mobile-friendly interface for quick moderation

Banning a User:

1.
Click on a user's name in chat or the Community
2.
Select Ban User
3.
Confirm the ban
4.
Banned users cannot chat or interact with your channel

Muting a User:

1.
Click on a user's name in chat
2.
Select Mute User
3.
Set the mute duration (X minutes to permanent)
4.
Muted users cannot send messages until the mute expires

Deleting Messages:

1.
Hover over an inappropriate message
2.
Click the Delete icon in the right corner of the message
3.
The message is removed from chat for all viewers

Managing Moderators:

•
Add trusted viewers as moderators from the Community
•
Moderators can perform all moderation actions on your behalf
•
Remove moderator status anytime

User Roles & Permissions

Viewers

•
Send text messages and hearts
•
Use standard emojis and mention users
•
Gifts, shouts, and subscriptions
•
Participate in dice roll games

Subscribers

•
All viewer features
•
Access to custom emojis
•
Special subscriber badge
•
Enhanced participation in channel activities

Moderators

•
All subscriber features
•
Delete inappropriate messages
•
Mute users temporarily
•
Ban users from chat
•
Special moderator badge and username color
•
Access to moderation context menu

Streamers

•
All features available
•
Access to custom emojis
•
Start raids and dice roll games
•
Full moderation capabilities
•
Special streamer username color

Administrators

•
Full platform access
•
Global moderation capabilities
•
Special admin badge and username color

Content Filtering

Automated Protections

•
Profanity Filter - Automatically blocks inappropriate language
•
Image Content Filtering - AI-powered image analysis (Google Vision API)
•
Spam Protection - Rate limiting and abuse prevention
•
Global Ban System - Platform-wide user restrictions

Tips for Effective Moderation

For Streamers

•
Monitor Chat Actively - Stay engaged with your audience
•
Set Clear Rules - Establish and communicate chat guidelines
•
Use Moderation Tools - Keep chat positive with appropriate moderation
•
Acknowledge Support - Respond to gifts, follows, and subscriptions

For Moderators

•
Be Fair and Consistent - Apply rules equally to all users
•
Communicate Clearly - Explain actions when necessary
•
Use Appropriate Penalties - Match punishment to the offense
•
Support the Streamer - Help maintain the tone and style they want

Settings and Permissions

•
Streamers have full moderation control
•
Moderators can ban, mute, and delete messages
•
Bans can be reversed by the streamer
•
Moderator actions are logged for accountability

Limits or Constraints

•
Moderator actions are logged
•
Bans persist across sessions
•
Mutes have maximum duration limits
•
Global bans are managed by platform administrators

Related Features

Community

What It Does

The Community shows information about the streamer, current moderators, and active viewers in the channel. Streamers can also access the Airdrop feature from here.

How to Use It

Viewing Community Info:

1.
Visit a streamer's channel page
2.
Look for the Community section
3.
See the following sections:
•
Streamer — Profile info and bio
•
Moderators — List of channel moderators with badges
•
Active Viewers — Users currently watching the stream

For Streamers:

The Community also includes:

•
Airdrop Button — Quick access to send tokens to viewers
•
View who's currently in your channel

Enable/Disable:

1.
Go to Settings > Channel
2.
Toggle Enable Community on or off
3.
When disabled, the Community is hidden from your channel

Settings and Permissions

•
Active viewers list is visible to all
•
Moderator list is public
•
Only the streamer can enable/disable Community

Limits or Constraints

•
Active viewers list may not show all viewers in very large channels
•
Viewer presence updates in near real-time

Related Features

Raid

What It Does

Blast your community into the next stream! A raid sends your viewers to another live channel with a hype announcement in both chats, a countdown banner, and a one-tap join button.

Requirements

•
You must be streaming on the current channel
•
You must be logged into your account

How to Use It

Starting a Raid

1.
In your chat, type: /raid <channel>
2.
As you type, smart suggestions appear (following, featured, popular)
3.
Pick a suggestion or finish typing the exact username

What Happens Next

1.
The target chat displays: "Raid incoming!"
2.
Your chat shows: "Raiding <channel> in…" with a countdown
3.
After the countdown, viewers see a confirm button to join
4.
Viewers who confirm are sent directly to the target stream

Details

•
Raid messages show your viewer count (when available)
•
You can cancel the raid during the countdown
•
You can't start a new raid until a previous one finishes

Tips For Epic Raids

•
Tease the raid a minute before you start
•
Use the suggestions list to discover live targets fast
•
Drop a quick hello in the target chat when you arrive

Related Features

•
Raid Boss — a chat fight, not a raid to another channel

Airdrop

What It Does

Airdrop lets you send tokens to your viewers as a reward or giveaway. You can target specific viewers, random active viewers, or subscribers.

How to Use It

1.
Open the Community on your channel
2.
Click the Airdrop button
3.
Configure your airdrop:

Select Recipients:

•
Specific User — Enter a username to send to one viewer
•
Active Viewers — Randomly select from current viewers
•
Active Subscribers — Randomly select from current subscribers

Set Amount:

•
Choose your token (SOL, USDC, BONK, or your streamer coin)
•
Enter the amount per recipient
•
Select the number of recipients (for random airdrops)

Review and Send:

1.
Review the total cost including transaction fees
2.
Click Send Airdrop
3.
Confirm the transaction in your wallet

Recipients receive tokens directly in their connected wallet.

Settings and Permissions

•
Only the streamer can initiate airdrops
•
Recipients must have a connected wallet
•
Transaction fees are paid by the sender

Limits or Constraints

•
Maximum recipients per airdrop varies by network conditions
•
Minimum amount per recipient applies
•
Insufficient balance prevents airdrop

Related Features

Dice Roll

What It Does

Dice Roll is a quick chat game where viewers compete for the highest roll. The streamer starts a round, viewers type /roll to participate, and the highest number wins.

How to Use It

As a Viewer:

Join a Round:

1.
Wait for the streamer to start a dice roll
2.
When you see: Type /roll to participate! • Roll 1–X
3.
Type /roll in chat
4.
Your roll appears instantly (e.g., rolls 87 (1–100))

Notes:

•
Only your first roll counts, duplicates are ignored
•
Muted or banned viewers cannot participate
•
Rolls after the timer ends do not count

As a Streamer:

Start a Round:

1.
Type /roll 100 in chat (replace 100 with your max range)
2.
Wait 60 seconds for viewers to participate
3.
Winner is announced automatically when the round ends

Range Options:

•
Minimum: 2
•
Maximum: 10,000
•
Example: /roll 100 creates a 1–100 range

Settings and Permissions

•
Only the streamer can start dice roll rounds
•
30-second cooldown between rounds
•
Only one round can be active at a time

Limits or Constraints

•
Round length is fixed at 60 seconds
•
If no one rolls, the round ends with "no winner"
•
Ties go to whoever rolled first

Related Features

Degen Liftoff

What It Does

Degen Liftoff is a fast-paced, community-powered event where viewers fuel a rocket through levels with their contributions and hearts. The further the rocket goes, the bigger the celebration!

How It Starts

The event auto-triggers when contributions in the channel hit the starting threshold. Once activated, a banner appears showing:

•
Current level
•
Countdown timer
•
Total raised
•
Number of contributors

How to Participate

Sending Contributions

1.
Send a tip to the streamer during the event
2.
All tokens (SOL, USDC, BONK, streamer coin) convert to USDC value
3.
Your contribution adds to the rocket's fuel

Sending Hearts

1.
After reaching Level 1, hearts also boost progress
2.
Click the heart button to send hearts
3.
Mix contributions and hearts to maximize momentum

You become a contributor as soon as you participate in the event.

Levels and Progress

The Journey

There are 10 levels to conquer, from Moon to Galaxy:

LevelDestination
1🌙 Moon
2🔴 Mars
3🟠 Jupiter
4🪐 Saturn
5⚪ Uranus
6🔵 Neptune
7⚫ Pluto
8☄️ Asteroids
9⭐ Interstellar
10🌌 Galaxy

Increasing Difficulty

Each level requires more fuel than the last. As you climb higher, the targets get tougher—requiring more community coordination to reach the next destination.

Timer and Ending

How the Timer Works

•
A 2-minute countdown runs during the event
•
Reaching a new level resets the timer back to 2 minutes
•
The event ends when the timer expires

Keep the Momentum

The key to reaching Galaxy is maintaining momentum. Each level-up buys more time, so coordinate with your community to keep contributions flowing!

Visuals and Feedback

During the Event

•
Real-time progress bar showing rocket advancement
•
Animated rocket climbing through space
•
Live updates of contributions and contributors

Victory Celebration

•
Fireworks explode when you reach the final level (Galaxy)
•
Special celebration animation for the entire community

Time's Up

•
Explosion animation when the timer runs out
•
Summary message showing final level reached and total raised

Tips for Success

•
Contributions kickstart the event — only tips can trigger Degen Liftoff
•
Level-ups are crucial — they reset the timer and keep the event alive
•
Mix contributions and hearts — after Level 1, hearts add extra fuel
•
Coordinate with chat — big pushes at the right time can secure level-ups
•
Watch the timer — don't let momentum stall when time is low

Settings and Permissions

•
Event triggers automatically based on contribution thresholds
•
All viewers can participate by sending tips or hearts
•
Progress is visible to everyone in the channel
•
Banned users cannot contribute to the event

Limits or Constraints

•
Hearts only count toward progress after Level 1
•
Timer cannot be paused once the event starts
•
Event ends immediately when timer reaches zero
•
One Degen Liftoff event runs at a time per channel

Related Features

•
Raid Boss — same chat slot. Liftoff cannot start during a fight, and /boss is rejected while a liftoff is active.

Raid Boss

What It Does

Raid Boss is a fight that takes over the chat panel. Solyxia shows up, viewers pick a class, and the room tries to take her down. Shouts, gifts, and subscriptions hit her too.

This is not a Raid. A raid sends your viewers to another channel.

How to Use It

As a streamer

1.
Have at least two signed-in viewers on your channel page
2.
Type /boss in chat
3.
Everyone eligible gets 15 seconds to pick Warrior, Rogue, Mage, or Priest
4.
If someone does not pick, they are given a class the party is missing

You can play, or you can ignore it and keep talking. The fight does not need you in it.

Type /boss end to call it off.

As a viewer

1.
Be signed in, on that channel page, when the fight starts
2.
Pick a class during the 15 second draft
3.
After that, the reaction button becomes your two abilities. One hits the boss. One keeps you alive
4.
Shouts, gifts, and subscriptions damage the boss on top of that

If you drop to 0 you are downed. You stay in chat. A Priest can bring you back. You are not kicked and you are not muted.

Settings and Permissions

•
Only the streamer starts or ends the fight
•
Signed-in viewers on the Solana.Stream channel page can play
•
Twitch, Kick, and YouTube viewers can watch. They do not get a class

Limits or Constraints

•
Needs at least 2 players
•
One fight at a time on the channel
•
Cannot start while Degen Liftoff is running, and Liftoff cannot start during a fight
•
People who show up after the draft watch this one and play the next
•
Not available in coin-page chat

Related Features

Dashboard

What It Does

The Dashboard provides analytics and insights about your channel performance, including earnings, viewer statistics, and growth trends.

How to Use It

1.
Click your avatar in the header
2.
Select Analytics > Dashboard
3.
Or navigate directly to /dashboard

Dashboard Sections:

Earnings Overview:

•
Total earnings from tips, subscriptions, and gifts
•
Earnings breakdown by payment type
•
Recent transaction history

Viewer Analytics:

•
Peak concurrent viewers
•
Average view duration
•
Unique viewers per stream

Growth Metrics:

•
Follower count and growth rate
•
Subscriber count and trends
•
Heart totals

Time Filters:

•
View stats for today, this week, this month, or all time
•
Compare periods to track growth

Settings and Permissions

•
Only you can access your dashboard
•
Data refreshes periodically
•
Historical data is retained

Limits or Constraints

•
Analytics may have slight delays
•
Some metrics require minimum data points to display
•
Export functionality may be limited

Related Features

Activity Feed

What It Does

The Feed is your all-in-one streaming command center, giving you real-time insights into your broadcast. Track activity, engage your audience, and never miss a moment—all from a single dashboard.

How to Use It

Accessing the Feed:

1.
Open the app and log in
2.
Click your avatar in the header
3.
Select Analytics > Feed
4.
Or navigate directly to /feed

Overview

The Feed is a two-panel dashboard built for streamers who want to stay connected with their community in real-time:

•
Left Panel - Live chat to follow conversations
•
Right Panel - Activity feed tracking all events
•
Header - Stream metrics always visible at the top

Main Components

1. Live Chat

The left panel keeps you plugged into your audience:

•
See messages as they happen in real-time
•
Profile pictures next to each message (toggle on/off)
•
Popup chat - Open it in a separate window for easy viewing
•
Adjustable font size: small, medium, or large

2. Activity Feed

The right panel shows all your engagement events in real-time.

Each activity entry displays:

•
Event type and icon
•
Username of the viewer
•
Amount (for payments)
•
Timestamp
•
Associated message (for shouts)

3. Stream Metrics

Always visible at the top of your Feed, showing key stats:

•
Session Length - How long you've been live
•
Current Viewers - Your live viewer count
•
Followers - Your total follower count
•
Stream Status - Green dot for live, gray for offline

Customization Options

Display Settings

•
Show or hide profile images across widgets
•
Turn sound alerts on or off
•
Adjust alert volume (0–100%)
•
Choose text size: small, medium, or large

Activity Filters

Control which events appear in your Activity Feed:

•
New Followers
•
Gifts
•
Shouts
•
Subscriptions
•
Gift Subs
•
Raids
•
Spins
•
Airdrops
•
Twitch events (subscriptions, gift subs, cheers, raids)
Note: Degen Liftoff and new-viewer join alerts are not yet emitted on the Activity Feed. Use the Degen Liftoff overlay for liftoff moments.

Tips for Streamers

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Keep the Feed open - Monitor it during your stream to stay engaged
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Acknowledge activity - Thank followers, subscribers, and gift-givers in real time
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Use chat popup - Keep conversations visible without covering your stream
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Check settings before going live - Set font size, alerts, and filters in advance
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Use review mode during breaks - Scroll through past events so you don't miss anything

Settings and Permissions

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Only you can access your activity feed
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Feed updates in real-time
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Historical activities are stored
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All settings persist between sessions

Limits or Constraints

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Feed history has a retention limit
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Very high activity may cause slight delays
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Older entries may be archived

Related Features

Theme Selection

What It Does

Theme Selection lets you personalize the platform's appearance by choosing from different color themes.

How to Use It

1.
Click your avatar in the header
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Open the dropdown menu
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Find the Theme section
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Click on a theme color circle to switch

Available Themes:

Each theme changes the platform's color scheme:

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Background colors
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Text colors
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Accent colors
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Button styles

Themes are represented by colored circles showing a preview of the color palette.

Settings and Permissions

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Theme selection is available to all users
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Your preference is saved to your account
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Theme applies across all pages

Limits or Constraints

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Theme options are preset by the platform
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Custom themes are not supported
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Theme affects only the Solana.Stream interface

Related Features

Collection

What It Does

Collection is a sticker binder for platform coins you hold, plus a grind that earns Ad-Free Passes.

How to Use It

1.
Open the left menu while browsing Coins
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Click Collection
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Coins you hold show up as stamps in the binder
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Trade $20,000 of platform volume to fill a level
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Click Claim to start 30 days of Ad-Free

The 30 days start when you claim, not when the level fills. Extra levels stay banked until you claim them.

Settings and Permissions

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You need to be signed in
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Collection is on the Coins side of the left menu

Limits or Constraints

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Only volume on Solana.Stream coins counts, and only after the collection grind started
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Claiming a pass does not buy subscriber emotes. That is a channel subscription

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