Notes

What SENT. is

A Robinhood token can name an X username. When SENT. is live, it claims the creator fees on that token, sends eighty percent as USD through X Money to that username, and burns twenty percent as $SENT.

SENT. is not live. This board is a preview.

How an X username is named

The destination is the X username written in the Robinhood token’s public description. The line must read:

Fees to @handle via SENT

SENT. resolves that username and locks the destination. A name without a handle is not a name. Faces are not part of the record.

The 80 / 20 split

Eighty percent of a claimed fee is sent as USD on X. Twenty percent is used to buy $SENT and burn it. The split is not a setting and cannot be pointed elsewhere.

Holds (7 days, then burn)

If X Money cannot complete a send, the USD sits for seven days. After seven days the hold is burned. It is not returned to the token, and it is not sent later.

What trending means (24h dollars + send count)

The board ranks Robinhood tokens by dollars sent in the selected window, then by send count. 24H is the default. Heat is the change in dollars against the previous window of the same length. The X column is the username the token pays.

How to stop a handle

A named username can request removal. SENT. stops new claims for that handle. Robinhood tokens already pointing there end. Dollars already sent are not recalled.

What $SENT is not

It is not a vote. It is not a share. Holding it changes nothing about who is named or how fees split. Twenty percent of every claim is bought and burned.

Contact (@Use_Sent on X only)

Write to @Use_Sent on X only.