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Two new choices at Cash Mail 📬
> Pick how the fees are routed. 60/20/20: 60% to the inbox, 20% back to you, 20% toward burning $Mail. Or the classic 80/20, where the inbox gets 80% and nothing comes back to you. You choose once, and it locks on-chain at launch.
> Buy in at launch. Add a first buy of up to 5 SOL, and your wallet asks once for the whole thing: create the coin, buy it, lock the split.
Try now: cashmail.fun
New coins now split creator fees three ways: 60% to the inbox you mail, 20% back to your own wallet, and 20% toward burning $Mail. It’s locked on-chain at launch, and nobody can edit it, us included.
You can also add a personal note. It shows up in the recipient’s email, labelled as written by you, so it doesn’t look like a stranger’s coin. (No links allowed, on purpose.)
Working on a CashMail update right now, and we’d like you to see it before it ships.
The split for new coins is changing. Today it’s 80% to the inbox and 20% to the burn. Next: 60% to the inbox, 20% back to the person who launched the coin, and 20% still going to the $Mail burn. The sender finally gets a cut for picking the right person to mail.
We’re also adding a personal note to the email the recipient gets, so it says “happy birthday, this one’s for you” instead of looking like a stranger’s coin.
Working on a CashMail update right now, and we’d like you to see it before it ships.
The split for new coins is changing. Today it’s 80% to the inbox and 20% to the burn. Next: 60% to the inbox, 20% back to the person who launched the coin, and 20% still going to the $Mail burn. The sender finally gets a cut for picking the right person to mail.
We’re also adding a personal note to the email the recipient gets, so it says “happy birthday, this one’s for you” instead of looking like a stranger’s coin.
Quick update from the Cash Mail mailroom
Today launches failed because our image host hit a storage limit, so coin images and metadata couldn’t be saved.
We upgraded and fixed it, and we also made the site fall back to other gateways, so coin pictures no longer disappear if one of them has a bad day.
Someone mails you a coin. Then this lands in your inbox. 📬
A friend launches a coin on CashMail and types your email on the To: line. That’s all they need from you. No wallet on your side.
You get an email: “You will receive 80% of creator fees from PIZZA.” Open it, verify with a one-time code, and you can see your balance.
The amount depends entirely on trading and can be zero. We say that in the email too.
“20% goes toward burning $Mail” used to be a line on our site. Now it’s a timer.
Every few minutes a keeper checks the dev wallet. If there’s enough in it, it buys $Mail and burns the tokens it just bought. Nothing manual, nothing held back.
It only runs when coins trade and fees come in, so quiet weeks mean quiet burns. Small numbers today, honest ones.
How claiming works on Cash Mail 📬
1. Type the email the coin was mailed to
2. Enter the 6-digit code we send you
3. Withdraw to any wallet
First time sending to a new address has a 24-hour safety wait, so nobody can drain an inbox they got into by mistake.
(Numbers in the video are examples.)
Launches are back📬
Pick a coin, type an email, approve once with your wallet. 80% of the creator fees go to the inbox you name.
Try now cashmail.fun
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2/ The buy and the burn
The keeper bought $Mail on its bonding curve with 0.0653 SOL:
solscan.io/tx/44kAaUzce4txJa…
Then burned every token it received, 3 seconds later:
solscan.io/tx/2pZd9UNN3KRTBQ…
Burn instruction on-chain: BurnChecked. Supply went down, not “sent somewhere”.
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3/ Don’t trust, check
Dev wallet: 3sACZmPXckSWJJwnmzH9DnT1xKS2Zb76eBSsGqdGLhXH
Open it on Solscan and you’ll see the fee payouts in, the buy, the burn.
The full log is also on cashmail.fun, and it grows with every burn.
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