Introducing https://t.co/0GVkH7ckTj
The first protocol that links on-chain fees to X Money.
Launch a coin for any X handle. Every trade fills that handle's on-chain pot.
The handle's owner claims the pot by signing in with X, or anyone can ask XLINK to deliver it to them as X Money.
Coin holders earn a share of every trade too.
Powered by @ponsdotfamily@RobinhoodCrypto@XMoney
$XL
CA: 0x1cdb289befdfac8af945a288bcdccc382cb34d32
the road to 10,000xs is littered with -70% pullbacks
— a line from @blknoiz06
Fees can land in a public-company CEO’s X.
Two days ago, that sentence still sounded like a joke.
Most people were waiting for a mature chain, a payment rail that was already open, and a consensus they could screenshot.
They did the opposite: they stood at the switch before it had been flipped.
Robinhood Chain was barely treated as a home field.
X Money barely looked like financial infrastructure.
Welding the two together meant inheriting their unfinished state — and every upgrade that would come after.
The ceiling was not a footnote. The ceiling was the position.
Then the rail opened. ⚡
A fee left the chain and arrived as a notification on X. 📩
The recipient was Robinhood’s CEO.
Not a press release. A ping.
Thirty-eight more followed.
It broke once. Most Robinhood wallets could not receive.
They did not stop to write a long explanation. They replaced the contract overnight, migrated the records, and had the payments out before morning.
The site, the speed, and the security were torn out and rebuilt in parallel.
CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap listed it.
Dexscreener put it at number one.
The treasury bought back robinhood:0x1cdb289befdfac8af945a288bcdccc382cb34d32 with dollars and burned it 🔥 — shrinking supply with real money, not painting a chart with its own token.
Holders get USDG every 30 minutes. No claim button.
Outside, the contest is who can sell the same sentence into a larger casino.
That is a coverage problem.
Coverage can be added later. A rail is much harder to retrofit.
Everything that later looks like infrastructure first looked like a hallucination.
Belief is keeping the picture in focus.
Weakness is waiting for permission before you press the shutter.
Some people came for the needle.
I came for the riverbed.
The water is still low. The bed is already there.
People leave. The building stays.
People return. The rail is still there.
A handle is already something that can settle.
The next job is only this: get more eyes on the fact that settlement is already happening.
robinhood:0x1cdb289befdfac8af945a288bcdccc382cb34d32
@xLinkMoney · @XMoney
🚨 TODAY: The SEC issued an order granting temporary, conditional exemptive relief to Tokenized Securities Venues from the definition of “exchange” in the Exchange Act to trade tokenized NMS stock using innovative permissioned automated market makers and liquidity pools.
Big shoutout to @xLinkMoney for hitting me with a 42 piece and showing love! I definitely wasn’t expecting that, but I truly appreciate y’all 💙🚀
Go give them a follow and see what they’re building, connecting on-chain trading fees directly to X handles.
The thesis is very simple:
We believe in @vladtenev@RobinhoodCrypto
We believe in @MEADGod@ponsdotfamily
We believe in @elonmusk@XMoney
Merge those sizes together - and you get robinhood:0x1cdb289befdfac8af945a288bcdccc382cb34d32
That's The Handle Economy.
That's the tweet.
We are not concerned.
The @xLinkMoney team just sent this over 😎. Thank you! It’s going into the kids @TrumpAccounts 🫡. Pretty cool tech you guys are building! I’ll be joining the community! 🤝
@Murlock1738 Same confusion as the first bank cards.
The platform already pays and holds money. We just convert crypto into the dollars sitting in that system — so it turns into a debit card you can actually spend using your X handle.
We call it - The Handle Economy.
@ryloUSA@UsePaid It’s a pretty creative hack on XMoney, but I would give people the option to opt-out (or unlink) if someone doesn’t want to be associated to a token.
I can imagine traders harassing users to endorse it + contributing to reply spam.