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Oxygen Donuts's answer:
Oxygen Donuts is built specifically for streamers who want to accept crypto donations without turning their donation flow into a complicated Web3 setup.
It combines a donation page, OBS alerts, meme donations, Telegram notifications, and direct wallet payouts in one product. Viewers can support a streamer with crypto, while the streamer gets alerts on stream and receives funds to their own wallet instead of keeping money on a platform balance.
Oxygen Donuts supports BSC, Base and TRX, with USDT, USDC, BNB, and ETH donations. It also includes first-level AML/risk checks, a 2% service fee, and an onboarding flow for both experienced crypto users and creators who are new to wallets.
Oxygen Donuts's answer:
A streamer should choose Oxygen Donuts if they want a donation tool focused on crypto, direct wallet settlement, and OBS-native stream interaction.
Traditional donation platforms are usually built around cards, PayPal, regional payout systems, or custodial balances. Oxygen Donuts is different: donations are designed to go to the streamer's wallet, with a clear 2% service fee, OBS alerts, meme donations, Telegram notifications, and support for USDT, USDC, BNB, and ETH on BSC, Base and TRX.
It is especially useful for streamers who want to accept support from different regions, avoid unnecessary payout friction, and add crypto-native donation mechanics without losing the familiar donation-link and alert experience.
Oxygen Donuts's answer:
The primary audience is Twitch streamers, YouTube creators, and live-streaming creators who want to receive donations through a modern crypto-based flow.
Oxygen Donuts is useful for creators who already understand wallets and stablecoins, but it is also designed for Web2 users who are new to crypto. The product includes onboarding, wallet guidance, OBS setup guides, Telegram notifications, and documentation that explains the flow in simple language.
The best fit is a creator who wants a donation link, stream alerts, meme donations, and direct wallet payouts without relying only on traditional card or PayPal-based donation systems.
Oxygen Donuts's answer:
Oxygen Donuts was created because many streamers still depend on donation tools that are limited by regions, payout rules, payment methods, or platform balances.
The idea was to build a donation system that feels familiar to streamers - a donation page, OBS alerts, messages, memes, and notifications - but uses crypto rails for settlement. That makes it easier to support creators across borders and gives streamers more direct control over their funds.
The product started from a simple question: what would a donation platform look like if it was built for streamers first, but with wallets, stablecoins, and on-chain payments as the payment layer?
Oxygen Donuts's answer:
Oxygen Donuts is built as a modern web application with a crypto payment layer and live-streaming integrations.
The product uses Next.js and React for the web application, Supabase for backend data and operational workflows, Vercel for web deployment, and Railway for worker infrastructure. The crypto layer supports EVM networks, currently BSC, Base and TRX, with donations in USDT, USDC, BNB, and ETH.
For streamer workflows, Oxygen Donuts integrates with OBS through browser-source alerts, supports Telegram bot notifications, and includes wallet-based flows for both connected EVM wallets and embedded wallet onboarding.
Oxygen Donuts's answer:
Oxygen Donuts is currently used by early streamers, creators, and product testers.
Public customer logos are not listed yet. The product is still growing, and the team is focused on onboarding streamers, improving the donation flow, and publishing transparent guides for creators who want to accept crypto donations.