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LINKSEND SOLANA @link__sendFollow
A launchpad on Solana

Send your fees
to a name.

Launch a coin, paste any LinkedIn profile, and 1% of every trade is addressed to that person. It waits in escrow until they prove the profile is theirs — nobody else can touch it, not the launcher and not us.

Launch a coin Follow @link__send
LINKSENDPreview
Fees addressed to
Jane Example
linkedin.com/in/jane-example
Waiting in escrow0.00 SOL
StatusUNCLAIMED
ClaimVERIFY PROFILE + WALLET

This preview only reads the URL you type. Nothing is looked up, stored or sent anywhere.

01 · How it works

Three steps. No middleman.

01

Address it

Launch a coin on a bonding curve in SOL and paste a LinkedIn profile URL as the fee recipient.

02

Trades pay

Every trade pays 1%. All of it goes into that profile's own on-chain escrow. The team keeps 0%.

03

They claim

The profile owner verifies it's them, connects a wallet, and withdraws whatever is waiting.

02 · Launch

Who should get paid?

Your mentor. Your old boss. The recruiter who ghosted you. Every number here is an example; nothing launches for real yet.

If $YOURS trades 10,000 SOL
100 SOL
waits in escrow for jane-example

Addressing fees to someone doesn't make them part of your coin, and it doesn't make the coin good. They may never claim; after 12 months unclaimed fees return to the coin's liquidity.

03 · Claiming

Only the real owner claims.

Pasting a URL doesn't make you the recipient. Proving you own the profile does. Fees sit in an escrow keyed to that profile until then — they don't have to know yet.

1
Sign in to the profileOwnership is checked through LinkedIn's own sign-in. We never see a password.
2
Connect a walletThe escrow releases only to a wallet the verified owner connects.
3
Claim — or declineWithdraw what's waiting, or decline and block your profile from being tagged again.
04 · The rules

A tag is not a signature.

Not an endorsementThe person probably hasn't heard of your coin. It must never be presented as theirs or as backed by them.
No pretending to be themA coin can't use someone's name or photo as if they launched it. Those coins get delisted from the site.
Opt out, permanentlyAny profile owner can block their URL. A blocked profile can't be tagged again.
Declined means goneIf the owner declines, their escrow returns to the coin's liquidity — never to the launcher.
05 · Fine print

The small print, in large type.

Being tagged can be unwantedThat's why opting out is one click and permanent, and why coins can't pose as the person.
Verification relies on LinkedIn sign-inIf that changes, claiming changes. LINKSEND isn't affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn.
Fees don't make a coin goodA coin addressed to someone well-known can still go to zero. Most launched coins do.
Unclaimed isn't yoursAfter 12 months it returns to liquidity, not to whoever launched the coin.
Impostor profiles existEscrow follows the exact URL you paste. Check it's the right person before launching.
Nothing is deployedNo escrow contract, no verification, no audit. Everything on this page is an example.
06 · Status

Pending approval.

The idea is ready. The contract that holds and releases fees isn't.

site + card previewDONE
escrow contractNOT WRITTEN
profile verificationNOT BUILT
opt-out registryNOT BUILT
auditNOT STARTED
fees claimed0