Colosseum Crypto World's Fair
riff.
Fans back the music. Artists get paid.
riffpad.fun · @useRiffPad
The problem
Anyone can launch a coin
in an artist's name.
The artist earns nothing
Fans trade coins named after artists every day, and none of it reaches the artist.
Fans can't tell what's real
Nothing on-chain says whether the artist is behind a coin.
One hacked account is enough
Hacked accounts of Adele, Tyla and Future pumped a fake coin to about $900k.
How riff works
Every trade sets aside a share for the artist.
A fan launches a coin
for an artist they believe in. Fixed supply, capped launch buy.
Every trade sets aside a share for the artist
Their share is held for them until they claim it, even before they join. Not guaranteed.
The artist claims it
after proving who they are with an Artist Passport.
The Artist Passport
Proof the artist is real,
checked on Solana.
Emails they already get
From Spotify for Artists and their distributor. riff checks the mail servers' signatures.
Locked with Face ID
A passkey, verified by Solana itself. A stolen wallet alone can't use it.
Anyone can check
The artist endorses their real coins. Fans check any coin, from any launchpad.
Privacy by design
Verified, without giving
up privacy.
No ID, no KYC
No social logins either.
Checked, then forgotten
Only a fingerprint of the proof goes on-chain.
Face stays on the phone
riff never sees it.
Fans need a wallet
No account, no email, no tracking.
Where we are
Live on devnet. Mainnet next.
Working end to end
Launch, trade, Artist Passport and the coin checker, live at riffpad.fun.
Public code
Two Solana programs with 134 tests and an internal security review. Not externally audited.
Next
A small, capped, unaudited mainnet beta with the first artists.