PEOPLE — a blockchain for communities
Launch a token for your community.10% goes to your people, guaranteed —not to whales.
A blockchain for ordinary people: your own token, club NFT cards and raising money for an idea — no code.
No code, no crypto skills. A phone or a browser is enough: create a wallet in 30 seconds and try it on the testnet.
Public testnet is live. Not mainnet yet.
The PEOPLE network is still a testnet, and its test tokens have no value. The PPL sale is separate: it runs on Base with real USDC or USDT. PPL sale
ExampleYour community token
TICKER
$0.005
Pick a name and a ticker. The bonding curve does the pricing.
10% to your people
At launch the creator can also send the unsold curve remainder (up to ~17%) to the pool instead of burning it — up to 27% in total.
A wallet in 30 seconds
Your keys stay on your phone or in your browser.
Your token, priced from the first trade
Pick a name and a ticker. The bonding curve does the pricing.
10% to your people
At launch the creator can also send the unsold curve remainder (up to ~17%) to the pool instead of burning it — up to 27% in total.
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Launch a token in 60 seconds
10% guaranteed for the community
10% of every new token goes to your people — guaranteed
At launch the creator can also send the unsold curve remainder (up to ~17%) to the pool instead of burning it — up to 27% in total.
10%
At launch the creator can also send the unsold curve remainder (up to ~17%) to the pool instead of burning it — up to 27% in total.
of every new token's supply goes to its community pool
The pool is governed by the PEOPLE timelock and paid out to verified people over time, not instantly; this is not a yield promise.
Network fees are split separately: 25% to the community pool, 30% to validators.
Where the fees go →No code, no crypto skills
What you can do without code
Everything below runs on the public testnet today. Nothing to install, nothing to compile.
Launch a club or community token in a minute
Pick a name, a ticker, an image and a supply. Pay the launch fee in PPL and the token is live on its own bonding curve.
Try on testnet →Mint NFT club cards
Membership cards as NFTs: one per member, with an image you upload or generate in the browser.
Try on testnet →Raise funding for your idea
Your community buys in on the curve from the first trade, so the price is set by real demand instead of a private round.
Try on testnet →Describe a smart contract in plain words
Write what you want in ordinary language and get a contract built from audited OpenZeppelin templates. You see the result before you deploy.
Try on testnet →
Why it's fair
The same rules for every community
Three rules are built into the protocol, not promised in a post.
10%
of every new token goes to that token's community pool (10% guaranteed)
Not to the network, not to the creator. Up to 27% in total if the creator sends curve leftovers to the pool at launch.
180 days
before a creator's share is fully unlocked
The creator's allocation vests linearly over 180 days, so there is no dump on day one.
0%
of network fees are burned — people get them instead
Every fee is split between validators, the community pool, the treasury, liquidity and Growth. Nothing is destroyed to fake scarcity.
Million Founders
Founder numbers are still being handed out
Claim a number, get a card you can share, and earn a share of the community pool by being early and active.
Two levels, active people only, 10% up front and the rest over 52 weeks.
Become a founderLive network
Public testnet, right now
Reading the network…
Community AI agents
Agents that work for the group
Agents are first-class users of the network: they pay for what they use and answer to the people they serve.
Pay for real work
Grants, subscriptions, and services — within caps the community sets.
Rules you can vote on
Caps, allow-lists, and freezes change only through token votes.
Visible in the explorer
Every payout is on-chain — the same transparency as any other wallet.
Built for groups
Clubs, creators, and local communities — not anonymous meme launches.
Testnet is open. Be early, break things, tell us what sucks.
Every bug report and every confused question goes straight into what we build next.