A Solana token with a purpose

Turn every trade into a small act of karma.

Karma Coin is a community-driven token on Solana. A share of every transaction flows into a dedicated wallet supporting mental health care — no cause left behind, no trade without meaning.

Context

A silent crisis, unfolding worldwide.

Around the world, children and adolescents are going through a silent mental health crisis. According to UNICEF, about 166 million adolescents worldwide live with a mental disorder, and other estimates suggest 37% of adolescents aged 10–19 experience a mental disorder every year. In Europe, one in seven children lives with a mental health condition, while in China, 17.5% of children aged 6–16 are affected.

In sub-Saharan Africa, the situation is made worse by a severe lack of resources: at least one in seven children there experiences significant psychological distress, while the effects of climate change, HIV, early pregnancy, and humanitarian crises weigh heavily on their mental health. Worse still, the continent has, on average, only one child psychiatrist per 4 million people — a chasm between needs and available care.

Behind every statistic is a child who needed support and didn't get it. Karma Coin exists to change that — turning every transaction into a small act of karma for children everywhere, wherever they are.

Why karma

Built on an old idea: what you give comes back around.

Karma Coin borrows its name and spirit from a simple principle found across Buddhist thought — action and consequence are linked. We apply that idea to trading: part of the activity around the token is redirected to support people's mental health.

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Rooted in intention

The token draws on meditation and Buddhist philosophy as a frame for the project's tone and community — calm, deliberate, and long-term rather than purely speculative.

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Support that's real

A portion of transaction fees is directed to a dedicated wallet earmarked for mental health–focused organizations. Recipients will be named publicly as partnerships are confirmed.

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Community-owned

Karma Coin grows through its holders. Decisions on which causes to support and how to grow are shaped in the open, on Telegram and X.

Who's behind it

Founded on real experience.

Ly Mamadou

Ly Mamadou

Founder

Sociologist by training, with a background in public health and software testing. Having spent several years working in child protection, he witnessed firsthand how deeply mental health struggles affect children — and how little support often reaches them, in France and around the world. This is the experience behind Karma Coin: a conviction that mental health, especially for children, deserves far more attention and resources than it currently receives. He is also passionate about spirituality — drawing particular inspiration from Buddhist philosophy, and its teaching that our actions, however small, always come back around.

Tokenomics

A simple structure, built for transparency.

Sample allocation below — final figures will be confirmed and locked before launch, then published on-chain.

Liquidity pool 60%
Community & rewards 20%
Charity wallet 10%
Team (locked) 10%
How the giving works. A small percentage is taken from swap activity and routed automatically to a public charity wallet. Balances and outgoing donations will be visible on-chain, and each transfer to a partner organization will be announced on X and Telegram.
Contract To be published at launch
Roadmap

Where we're headed.

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Launch

Token deployed on Solana, liquidity locked, contract published, community channels opened.

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Community growth

Grow the holder base on X and Telegram, first community initiatives, transparent reporting on the charity wallet.

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First donation

First transfer from the charity wallet to a named mental health organization, announced publicly with proof on-chain.

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Expand partnerships

Build ongoing relationships with additional organizations and widen the causes Karma Coin supports.

Join in

Come sit with the community.

Follow the project's progress, ask questions, and help shape which causes we support next.