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The idea
PIMP connects fan coins to the creators they celebrate. Anyone can start a coin for an OnlyFans or Pornhub creator. Trading generates creator fees, and the creator can claim their share by proving ownership of the linked account. Fans get to start the community; creators do not need to launch or manage a token themselves.
Pick your creator
Choose a profile from the directory or add an OnlyFans or Pornhub creator link.
Launch a fan coin
Give your coin a name and connect it to the creator. Their verification does not hold up your launch.
The creator claims
Trading generates fees for the profile. The creator proves ownership and claims their share to a wallet.
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The creator directory
Start with 200 prelisted OnlyFans profiles, each with its name and source profile link. These are unclaimed listings, not verified PIMP members. If a fan adds someone new, their profile link becomes the starting point for a new PIMP profile. A listing or fan coin is not an endorsement.
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Launching a fan coin
Choose a creator from the directory or paste their profile URL, then name your coin and add a ticker and description. The creator account is the fee recipient identity. Creator verification belongs to the claim flow, so a fan does not have to wait for the creator to join before starting a coin.
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One account, one profile
The profile URL identifies the creator, rather than a display name that someone else could copy. Coins for the same account belong together on one PIMP profile. Adding an OnlyFans link and a Pornhub link to the same identity requires proving control of each account; a matching name is not enough.
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Where the fees go
The model is simple: eligible trades generate creator fees, those fees are attributed to the named profile, and the verified creator claims their share to a crypto wallet. Trading volume is not the creator’s earnings; the fee rate and recipient allocation determine the amount. Each coin’s fee terms belong with that coin.
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Before the creator joins
A profile can collect attributed fees while it is unclaimed. Creating the profile or launching its first fan coin does not give the fan ownership of the creator’s fees. Only the person who proves control of the linked creator account can claim that profile.
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Claiming your profile
Open Claim profile and enter your creator account URL. A temporary code in your public bio provides proof that you control that exact account. After verification, connect your payout wallet. If the bio cannot be read, retry or use an ownership review; an unreadable page must never be treated as a successful check.
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OnlyFans and Pornhub
PIMP is centered on OnlyFans and Pornhub creators. For Pornhub, use a creator-controlled model account with an editable profile, rather than a performer listing someone else maintains. The directory currently contains the original 200 OnlyFans profile references. A platform account is proof of identity, while PIMP handles the crypto claim flow.
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Receiving crypto
Creators claim their fees through PIMP to their chosen wallet. This model does not depend on sending an OnlyFans tip, a Pornhub gift, or an X Money payment. Keep the payout wallet under your control; PIMP should never ask for its recovery phrase or private key.
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PIMP and fan coins
PIMP is the project’s own token identity. A fan coin is a separate token linked to a creator profile. The proposed 3% Pons fee for the PIMP token is separate from any fan coin’s fee allocation. Holding PIMP is not the same as owning a creator profile or being entitled to its fees.
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Common questions
Does a creator need to approve the initial fan coin? The fan-first flow allows a profile and coin before the creator joins. Does a listing mean verification? No: profiles remain unclaimed until ownership is checked. Can more than one coin support a creator? Yes, they share the same recipient profile. Does a bio code require giving PIMP a password? No, it proves access through a public profile edit.