Send

SEND was a fair-launched community token on the Solana blockchain, created with a founding vision of accelerating the growth of Solana's Blinks ecosystem. Launched on Meteora at a $500,000 fully diluted valuation and with no venture capital funding, SEND distinguished itself from typical crypto fundraising projects by orienting entirely around community ownership and open ecosystem contribution from day one.

What SEND Did

Over roughly eighteen months of active development, the team behind SEND shipped more than thirty products and initiatives spanning artificial intelligence tooling, consumer applications, gaming projects, and developer infrastructure. The project functioned as a coordination mechanism rather than a traditional protocol: SEND tokens gave the community a stake in a broad portfolio of ecosystem-building efforts across Solana, rather than a claim on a single application.

The most significant contribution to emerge from the SEND era was the Solana Agent Kit, an open-source TypeScript and Python toolkit that allows AI agents to interact autonomously with Solana protocols. Endorsed by Solana's official channels and maintained under the @sendaifun GitHub organization, the kit rapidly became the de facto standard for connecting large language models to on-chain Solana operations.

Solana Agent Kit

The Solana Agent Kit wraps more than sixty Solana actions into a modular plugin architecture, covering:

Token operations: SPL token deployment via Metaplex, asset transfers, balance verification, compressed airdrops via Light Protocol and Helius, and cross-chain bridging through Wormhole and deBridge.

NFT capabilities: Collection creation on 3.Land, Metaplex-based minting with full metadata and royalty management, and automated marketplace listing.

DeFi integrations: Token swaps on Jupiter Exchange, token launches via Pump.fun and PumpPortal, liquidity pool creation on Raydium and Orca Whirlpools, perpetuals trading on Drift Protocol and Adrena Protocol, lending on Lulo, and real-time pricing via Pyth and CoinGecko Pro.

AI framework compatibility: Native support for LangChain's ReAct framework, Vercel AI SDK, OpenAI models, and Anthropic's Claude via MCP server.

The plugin architecture was designed specifically to minimize hallucinations and context overhead. Agents load only the tools relevant to the task at hand, reducing prompt bloat and improving reliability. The kit supports both interactive (human-in-the-loop) and fully autonomous operating modes, and integrates with embedded wallet providers including Turnkey and Privy for secure key management.

By early 2025, the Solana Agent Kit had attracted more than thirty external contributors, over three hundred GitHub forks, more than six hundred stars, and over five thousand five hundred npm monthly downloads. Those metrics placed it among the most widely adopted open-source toolkits in the Solana AI developer ecosystem.

Token Structure

The SEND token launched with a supply of one billion tokens. Community airdrops took 25 percent of supply. Treasury and development received 35 percent subject to three-year vesting. Core contributors held 15 percent on three-year vesting. Early supporters received 15 percent. The remaining 10 percent went to LP burn.

The project raised no VC capital and did not conduct a traditional token sale, positioning SEND as a genuinely community-financed experiment in ecosystem coordination.

Blinks Ecosystem Focus

Solana Actions and Blinks, a protocol layer enabling blockchain transactions to be embedded in any URL, formed a core early focus. The SEND team built infrastructure and applications that leveraged Blinks to make Solana interactions accessible from social media, websites, and messaging platforms without requiring users to navigate a dedicated dApp. The Solana Agent Kit's BlinksPlugin made it possible for AI agents to autonomously execute Blinks-based transactions, including staking SOL and interacting with lending protocols, through natural language instructions.

Transition to SendAI

In late 2025, the team announced that the SEND token would no longer serve as a core token for any of its products. Token holders were given until January 31, 2026 to burn their SEND tokens through an official burn portal in order to reserve an allocation in a future distribution tied to the successor entity. All original token holders were documented for potential future distributions.

The project transitioned its ongoing AI development work under the SendAI brand, operating on GitHub and social media as @sendaifun. SendAI continues to maintain the Solana Agent Kit and related developer tooling under a new capital framework, and all original SEND token holders were documented for potential future distributions.

As of early 2026, SEND's market capitalization had declined to approximately $41,000, reflecting the token's sunset status rather than the legacy of the underlying work. The Solana Agent Kit continues to serve as active infrastructure for the Solana AI developer community independent of the SEND token's fate.

Team

The project was led by Yash, publicly identified as the primary contact and spokesperson via Telegram and X. The project maintained an ethos of shipping fast and publicly across many domains without seeking external capital. Communication about the token transition was made directly by Yash in a public announcement on X.

Solana Ecosystem Position

SEND occupied a distinctive niche in Solana's history: a zero-VC community token that used its treasury and contributor energy to produce genuine developer infrastructure rather than fund a single protocol. While the token itself has been sunset, the Solana Agent Kit stands as the project's most durable contribution. The SendAI GitHub organization and documentation at kit.sendai.fun serve as the active home for this work going forward, continuing to ship integrations and attract contributors from across the Solana developer community.