Stonk Stream gives your token a stage. Go live on your token's page, trade the chart without leaving the stream, and keep every holder in one room. A chart doesn't sell a stonk. A stream does.
Every token fights for attention. Most of them lose it silently.
A chart alone gives holders nothing to watch. Without a face, a voice and a room, attention drifts away within minutes — and drifting attention is selling pressure waiting to happen.
The loudest signal a token can send is a livestream. When the creator goes live, holders watch the person behind the ticker — and watch the chart climb while they do. Streams turn tokens into shows, and shows turn viewers into buyers.
Every viewer is a potential buyer sitting one click from the chart. The stream pulls them in, the candles give them a reason to stay, and the chat gives them a crowd to buy with. Attention stops being a vanity metric and becomes volume.
stonk.fun launched without a stream. So we built one.
The launchpad gives every token a chart, a market and holders — but the token's page is silent. Nowhere to go live, nowhere to watch, nowhere for the community to gather. Creators end up streaming into the void on other platforms while their chart sits one app away.
Stonk Stream closes that gap: the stream, the chart, the trades and the chat live on the same page as the token itself. Attention stays where the liquidity is.
One click and your camera is on the token's page. No provider accounts, no overlays to configure — you, live, in front of your holders.
Buy and sell without leaving the stream. Candlesticks, price and market cap live right next to the broadcast, so the stream and the trade are the same screen.
Every token gets its own room that lives even when nobody is streaming. The community clock keeps ticking between streams.
Open any token's page on the market — yours or one you're holding.
Your camera and mic turn on, and the token page becomes your stage.
Viewers buy the chart and fill the chat while you stream.
Pick a token from the market, turn on your camera, and give holders a reason to hold.