CrimsonPick a channel
Paste a YouTube link, name your coin, launch. The channel is locked to the coin forever.
A vault per channel
Creator fees from every trade wait in a vault that belongs to that channel only.
One line to claim
The owner adds a code to the description. We read it, the vault opens for their wallet.
From a link
to a payout.
No sign-up and no YouTube login. A channel owns its fees, and one line in its description is the key that opens them.
Paste a channel
Anyone launches a coin on Pons and links it to a YouTube channel. The link is written on-chain and can never change.
Fees pile up
Creator fees go to a vault reserved for that channel, keyed by its permanent channel ID, not its name or handle.
Owner proves it
The creator connects a wallet and gets a code tied to both the channel and that wallet, then pastes it in the description.
Collect
We read the description live. Code found, the vault opens for that wallet, and every past and future coin pays it.
Coins get made about creators every day. Creators never see a cent.
Crimson flips that. A coin launched for a channel pays that channel, whether the creator is already in crypto or has never heard of us. The money waits safely in its vault until the real owner shows up.
Fans get a way to back the people they watch. Creators get a revenue stream they never had to set up. Everything runs on Robinhood Chain, out in the open, so anyone can check where the fees go.
A coin for
any channel.
Its creator fees will belong to the channel you link. The channel can't be changed after launch.
CHANNEL
COIN
LINKS optional
ECONOMICS
Own a channel?
Collect its fees.
About two minutes. Once verified, every coin launched for your channel pays your wallet.
Your channel
Paste your channel link, then connect the wallet that should receive the fees.
Add the code to your description
YouTube Studio, Customization, Basic info, Description. Paste the code anywhere and publish.
Verify
We read the description live. YouTube can take a minute to update.
Stay safe
We never DM anyone a code. Codes only appear here, after you connect your own wallet.
We never ask for your YouTube or Google password.
Only the wallet that asked for a code can use it.
Every coin,
every channel.
All coins launched on Crimson and the channel that earns their fees.
Questions,
answered.
The short answers. Still stuck? Ask us on X.
Can I launch a coin for a channel I don't own?
Yes. Anyone can back any channel. The fees still belong to the channel: only the wallet that proves ownership of it can ever collect them.
What if the creator never claims?
The fees stay in the channel's vault. Nobody else can take them, not the launcher and not us. They wait there until the owner verifies.
How does a creator prove ownership?
Connect a wallet, get a unique code and paste it anywhere in the channel description. We read it through the official YouTube API. If the code is there, that wallet is the owner.
Do I need to log in with YouTube?
No login, no Google account and no password. Only the public channel description is read.
Can someone steal my code?
No. Each code is tied to the channel and to the wallet that asked for it. A copied code is useless for any other wallet.
Can I remove the code after?
Yes. Ownership is saved on-chain at verification, so you can delete the code from your description right after.
What if the channel changes its name or handle?
Nothing changes. Vaults are keyed by the channel ID, which YouTube never changes, so a renamed channel keeps all its fees.
One channel, many coins?
Yes. Every coin linked to a channel feeds the same vault. The owner claims once and all of them pay the same wallet.
What does a launch cost?
Only the network launch fee. The dev buy is optional and can stay at 0.
Which network?
Robinhood Chain. Coins launch on Pons, and fees and trades are in ETH.
Can the channel of a coin be edited?
Never. The link between a coin and its channel is locked at launch, which is why the launch page shows you a preview first.
Will anyone DM me a code?
Never. Codes only appear on this site, in your own browser, after you connect your wallet. Ignore any DM about Crimson codes.