You already have the audience. This is the part that pays you for it.

You mint 1,000,000,000 of something with your name on it. People buy it because they are into what you do. The price moves with how many people want in — the more that buy, the higher it goes, and it works exactly the same way in reverse.

You do not need money for liquidity, you do not need to know what a wallet is on day one, and you never touch the code. What you need is the thing you already have: people who listen to you.

Either one runs on any of seven chains — Solana, TON, Base, BNB Smart Chain, Monad, Robinhood Chain and Avalanche. Every board is the same screen with the same fields; you pick the lane and the chain at the top of it.

You are not learning a different product per chain. The same two lanes, the same supply split, the same lock tiers and the same board appear on all seven — what changes is which crowd is standing there and what they pay gas in.

The price ladder is identical everywhere: $5 to open a Fair lane, $23 for the Pro security package, and $5–$25 for the lock window you pick. Solana and the five Multi-Chain networks charge that in dollars; TON charges 3.5 TON, most of which is the network gas that deploys your own contracts.

One thing genuinely differs, and it is worth knowing before you choose. On Solana and TON your mint, freeze and update authorities are revoked by three transactions after launch. On the five Multi-Chain networks the supply is created once inside the contract with no mint, freeze, blacklist or metadata-update function at all — there is nothing to revoke, because the power was never written.

On a Pro launch the split is fixed and nobody can move it, including us: you keep 100,000,000 and 900,000,000 goes into the pool. There is no slider, because a slider is how a creator keeps half the supply and dumps it on the people who believed them.

🔴 Your own share unlocks monthly, and it starts small on purpose. You get the least when the token is newest and most fragile, and the most once you have stayed. It pays for showing up, the way a monthly payout does.

Your liquidity comes back after the window you bought. On the 180-day window that means months 7–10, at 10% / 20% / 30% / 40% — gentlest at the first one, when the market is most nervous about it, and all of it back by the last.

Your audience's real question is not “what is a bonding curve”. It is “can this person take my money and disappear?” Everything below is enforced by code that nobody can edit afterwards — not you, not us — and every one of them shows up on your public profile with a link to the contract, so nobody has to take your word for it.

🔑 Locked liquidity is not the same thing as locked supply. It means the pool cannot be pulled out from under the token. It does not mean nobody can ever sell — a buyer selling is a market, not a rug.

On a Pro launch the money is the vesting schedule above plus your liquidity coming back — and the pool fees it earned the whole time it sat locked.

There is one Go Live button on this platform and it lives on your token's page. That is deliberate: the stream and the token are the same product. People watch you, the chat and the buy alerts sit in the same list beside the video, and the room belongs to the token rather than to a channel we can take away.

So the order is: launch first, then go live. If you have no token yet there is nothing to broadcast from — that is the whole answer to “how do I stream here”.

Launch from WeGotUsTV while you are signed in and the token links itself to your creator page — your name and your picture ride with it from the first second, and it shows up under Tokens on your profile.

You can also launch wallet-only and connect it later from the token's own page using that same wallet. Nothing about the token changes either way. Both are fine.