How sent works.
A coin's fees go to the creators its holders pick, on the creators' own platforms, every 15 minutes.
Launch a coin.
Name it, pick the ticker, and choose how the fees split. 20% is ours. You decide how the other 80% goes across four lanes, and it is fixed from that moment.
Holders pick.
A holder backs one creator and one message with their whole balance. A signature, no gas, and they can switch whenever they like.
The fees get sent.
Every 15 minutes the money goes out where the creator already is. On Telegram that is Stars, as a gift carrying the message or a paid reaction on the newest post.
Everyone sees it.
Everything sent keeps the platform's own reference and gets a short link. The link rides inside the message, so the creator can see who sent it and why.
How do the fees split?
20% goes to sent. That share is fixed at launch and it is the same for every coin. The deployer decides the other 80% when they launch, across four lanes: their own wallet, a fixed basket of channels they pick themselves, voted creators, and holder rewards. Once the coin is live those numbers do not change.
Who decides which creators get paid?
The holders do, for one of the lanes. Each holder backs a single creator and a single message with their whole balance, by signature, with no gas. At 00:00 UTC the day is cut: the top three voted creators split that lane in proportion to the balance behind them, and the top message goes out with it. The deployer's fixed basket sits beside that and was set at launch.
What are holder rewards?
A deployer can route part of the fees back to the coin's holders. Paid straight out of the treasury in ETH: no contract, no claim, no signature, and no gas for the holder. A share too small to be worth its own transfer carries to a later tick. The lane pays on Robinhood Chain, and the Solana leg is still being built.
Why does nobody have to claim?
Because the money arrives where the creator already is. There is no account with us, no wallet to connect and nothing to sign. On Telegram a winning channel receives Stars, and the first sign of any of this is the gift itself.
What if a creator cannot receive right now?
We check every channel again just before paying it. If it cannot receive, because the admin turned gifts and paid reactions off, or opted the channel out, its slot is freed for that cut and its share goes to the others in the same lane, in proportion. If nobody in that lane can receive, the money waits for a later cut. It is never lost and it never comes back to us.
Which rails are live?
Telegram today. A channel with paid reactions or gifts switched on can receive right now. X, pump.fun, Farcaster, Kick, Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and GitHub are on the way, one at a time. A rail stays marked as coming soon until something has actually been sent through it.
Can a channel say no?
Yes. An admin signs in with Telegram on the channel's own page here and opts out in one click. From then on the channel fails every check and its slot goes to the others.
Where do the fees come from?
The coin itself. On Robinhood Chain a coin launches on PONS V2 with our treasury as its fee recipient, and on Solana it launches on pump.fun the same way. Every credit that lands is attributed on chain to the coin that produced it. Robinhood Chain coins carry an address that starts 0x5E and ends 7368, and Solana mints end in SENT.