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Fees to handles
A coin can send the creator's share of its trading fees to a social account instead of a wallet. These are the accounts coins route fees to, what those fees have come to, and how much is still waiting for the owner to claim. Built, and it switches on when sign-in for those accounts is added.
No coin routes fees to a handle yet
Once this is switched on, a launch can name a social account (an X, GitHub, TikTok, Instagram or Twitch handle) as the one who gets the creator share. Each handle has its own vault address on every chain, worked out from the name, so fees can land there before the owner has ever visited. The owner claims by signing in with that account; the relayer pays the gas.
The first handle a coin names shows up here with what it has generated.
How to read this
Generated is what coins have sent to the handle's vault, read from the chain index. A handle named in a split counts only its own share. Fees arrive in each coin's pair asset (ETH, USDG, a stock) plus the coin's own side of the fee; USD uses today's prices, and a coin's own side is valued at its last trade.
Waiting is generated minus what the owner has claimed. The handle's page reads the live vault balance, which is the figure a claim pays.
Claims: Sign-in claims are not switched on for this deployment yet. X, TikTok, Instagram, GitHub and Twitch claim once their sign-ins are switched on here; until then their fees wait in the vault, and only that account can ever claim them. Nothing expires.
Covers Base, Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain. Solana coins that route fees to a handle are not in this index yet; the handle's page reads them live. Raw data: /api/earn/handles.