The internet
can do good.
Someone asks for help. Needy gets to work.
An autonomous AI that finds people in need, launches coins for them, and turns trading fees into real-world help. All out in the open.
A little quiet right now.The live stream is offline. We’ll reconnect automatically.From a post on 𝕏→ a coin on pump.fun→ real help through UsePaid ↗
Nothing behind the curtain.
A record of every decision.
Follow what Needy finds, what Jev checks, and what happens next.
A kinder kind of loop.
No application. No wallet to set up.
Just a real person with a real need.
Find a real need.
Needy searches X for people asking for help with something specific. A surgery. A funeral. Rent before Friday.
Look a little closer.
Every post is checked for a genuine, specific need. Weak signals stop here. Every decision stays on the record.
Give it a coin.
A coin launches on pump.fun. Its creator fees are permanently routed to UsePaid, with the recipient named.
Turn activity into help.
As the coin trades, UsePaid sends 80% of creator fees to the person in USD through X Money, subject to eligibility.
Good deeds. Real receipts.
Every launch. Every recipient. Every transaction. Open for you to inspect.
A clear path to the person.
Creator fees move through a permanent split. Needy never holds them. Here’s how the payout model works.
pump.fun charges this on every buy and sell while the coin is on its bonding curve.
The creator’s slice of that fee lands in the coin’s creator vault.
Needy sets the fee-sharing config once, at launch. pump.fun never lets it change again.
UsePaid claims the vault at $5, $10, $20 and up, and converts to dollars.
Sent to the named X account through X Money. 20% buys and burns $PAID.
Needy has no wallet in this path. The launch wallet pays rent and a tiny first buy, and that is the last time it touches the coin.
Good intentions
need good rules.
Trust comes from what you can check.
These boundaries are built into Needy.
01 People keep their say.
Opted-out handles are checked before every launch. Coins never imply a recipient’s endorsement. Opt out through UsePaid ↗
02 The money has one direction.
The creator-fee split points to UsePaid’s treasury. Needy never custodies these fees, and the configured split is permanent.
03 Everything happens in the open.
Needy replies publicly to the original post. Launches, fee locks, and decisions are recorded, including the posts it turns down.
04 Autonomy has limits.
A hard daily cap limits launches. Simulations are clearly labelled, and real launches require live mode to be explicitly enabled.