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.)
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.
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 https://t.co/1vktfdFEhe
Cash Mail by the numbers 📬
3 coins mailed · 3 inboxes reached
$38.00 in creator fees generated
$29.17 already paid to inboxes
34.9M $Mail burned, and counting
Cash Mail by the numbers 📬
3 coins mailed · 3 inboxes reached
$38.00 in creator fees generated
$29.17 already paid to inboxes
34.9M $Mail burned, and counting
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 https://t.co/1vktfdFEhe, and it grows with every burn.
2/ The buy and the burn
The keeper bought $Mail on its bonding curve with 0.0653 SOL:
https://t.co/VZtEcSrzlQ
Then burned every token it received, 3 seconds later:
https://t.co/rLdZQs05AX
Burn instruction on-chain: BurnChecked. Supply went down, not “sent somewhere”.
Every normie we’ve ever tried to bring on-chain quit at “seed phrase”
On Cash Mail, launching a coin takes one wallet signature. Claiming fees takes an email and a code
Send a coin to someone’s email and let them find out📬
New on the way: pair your coin with $MAIL
On CashMail you’ll be able to pair a new coin with SOL (the default) or with $Mail. A $MAIL -paired coin pays its creator fees in $Mail, so the inbox collects $Mail, and anyone trading it needs $Mail in their wallet.
https://t.co/LQaZAaBnrp
We're working on something new at Cash Mail: the option to launch a coin paired with $MAIL instead of SOL. SOL stays the default. $MAIL pairing will be a choice you make when you launch, not something we switch on for everyone.
What it changes for a $MAIL paired coin: its creator fees are paid in $MAIL instead of SOL, so the inbox owner collects $MAIL. Anyone trading it needs $MAIL in their wallet. And its early liquidity follows $MAIL own, so expect it to start small.
It also means more of the stack has to learn to handle tokens, not just SOL: fee payouts, balances, withdrawals, the Explore stats. It's experimental, so we'll test it with real launches before opening it up. We'll share how it goes.
https://t.co/LQaZAaBnrp