called by @dev in Degenroom #1
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Somebody posts a CA. The bot turns it into a card. One tap to buy, the group treasury gets paid, and the sell prints a receipt. Yes, really.
Quiet. Post a CA in your group and this line starts moving.
Nothing open right now. The next CA posted in a room lands here.
Every sell prints one. The signature is on-chain, so anybody can check it — including the people who did not believe you.
called by @dev in Degenroom #1
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Paid on Mondays, once the fees are swept to SOL. Unswept fees are never valued.
Every trade pays a 1% fee.
Your keys, your wallet. Kommunity never holds funds.
A treasury paid daily, your brand on every card, a weekly report card, and a setup that takes two minutes. No token, no points, no season.
On-chain receipts instead of screenshots, a scoreboard that counts the bad calls too, and a profile you can claim.
One-tap trades, cashback on every fee, and a positions screen that shows the red as clearly as the green.
You are. Kommunity never holds funds: the server builds a transaction, your wallet signs it, and the server checks the signed bytes are the ones it built before sending them.
Any Solana token a group posts, on a bonding curve or graduated. Freeze authority, transfer fees and holder concentration are on the card before you tap. Plenty of them will go to zero; that is the market you are in.
It is a way to trade what your room is already posting, with the fees and the results made public. The tokens are somebody else's casino; this prints the tickets and shows you the losing ones too.
Kommunity is not available there. The rules for paying group treasuries are unsettled in the United States, and this product is not the one that goes looking for the line.
Because there is almost nothing to trust it with. It is read-only: it finds Solana addresses in a message, posts a card, and keeps a reference to the message. It never stores what anyone wrote.
Not available in the United States