Gift Vault
The Gift Vault connects a token's tax revenue to an X (Twitter) account. A designated X user — the Gift Owner — controls where the tax funds are directed. If the Gift Owner stops engaging, the Vault automatically falls back to buyback & burn.
How It Works
Assigning a Gift Owner
During token creation, the creator specifies an X (Twitter) handle as the Gift Owner. This account gains the ability to direct the token's tax revenue to any EVM wallet address.
Managing the Vault via Tweet
The Gift Owner controls the Vault by posting a tweet in a specific format:
gift the fee from [token_address] to [wallet_address] #BasememeGiftOnce the tweet is detected and verified, the tax revenue is forwarded to the specified wallet address. The Gift Owner can change the destination at any time by posting a new tweet.
7-Day Grace Period
The Gift Owner must post a valid management tweet at least once every 7 days to maintain control. If 7 days pass without a new tweet, the Vault automatically transitions to Fallback mode (buyback & burn), and control is permanently lost.
Vault States
The Gift Vault has three states:
Accumulating
Tax revenue is collecting in the Vault, waiting for the Gift Owner's first management tweet.
Streaming
The Gift Owner has taken control. Tax revenue is forwarded to the wallet address specified in the latest tweet.
Fallback (SnowBall)
The Gift Owner failed to post within 7 days. The Vault permanently switches to buyback & burn mode, just like a SnowBall Vault.
Key Characteristics
Social proof — Vault management is tied to public X (Twitter) activity, creating transparency and accountability.
Flexible routing — The Gift Owner can redirect tax revenue to any wallet address at any time, simply by posting a new tweet.
Built-in accountability — The 7-day timeout ensures inactive Gift Owners lose control, protecting token holders.
Safe fallback — If the Gift Owner goes inactive, the Vault defaults to buyback & burn, which benefits all token holders.
Immutable assignment — The Gift Owner's X handle is set at token creation and cannot be changed.
Who Benefits
Gift Owners can earn ongoing revenue from a token's tax without holding or trading the token themselves.
Token holders benefit from the accountability mechanism — if the Gift Owner becomes inactive, all tax revenue goes toward reducing the token supply.
Creators can use Gift Vaults to incentivize influencers, community leaders, or partners by giving them control over a revenue stream tied to the token's success.
When to Use Gift Vault
Gift Vault is ideal for:
Tokens created to support or reward a specific X (Twitter) personality.
Community-driven projects where an influencer or KOL manages the revenue.
Scenarios where the creator wants to tie token economics to social engagement.
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