“My daughter made a coin out of my baby registry. A crib turned up before the shower did.”
Make a wish. It ships.
Put an Amazon wishlist link in the token description. The recipient keeps 80% of the trading fees, spent top down on their list and shipped to their door.
A wishlist is a wallet with better taste.
Fees become boxes, not balances.
No wallet address. No seed phrase. A public wishlist link, a card on file at our end, and a courier who knows the street.
- 63
- Items bought
- $3,412
- Fees spent on lists
- 4
- Lists emptied
Every split is on-chain. Every box gets a tracking number the whole chat can watch.
Three steps. One box at a time.
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Launch on pump.fun
Create the token, set fee sharing to 100%, point it at Wishes, revoke authority.
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Name the list
Write
Wishlist amzn.to/3kQp1vT via Wishesin the description. -
The list empties
Fees buy the top item, then the next one, until the page says nothing left.
List MK-4471
- Mechanical keyboard, quiet switches $61.99 Bought
- Ceramic space heater $43.08 Bought
- Winter coat, size M, grey $128.40 Bought
- Cast iron pan, 12 inch $37.95 Bought
- Standing desk, walnut top $214.00 $147 to go
Top down, no skipping. The next item starts filling the second the last one ships.
Built for people who have never held crypto.
Any public list works
A creator, a classroom, a shelter. If it ships there, fees go there.
80% to the list
The recipient's share, spent in full on the things they picked.
No wallet, ever
No app, no keys, no bridge. Answer the door.
20% buys back and burns
The rest buys $WISH on the open market and burns it.
From the doorstep.
“I put my classroom list up as a joke. Two hundred glue sticks arrived in one box and I cried at work.”
“Strangers who cannot spell my name bought me a stand mixer. It is on the counter right now.”
Where the fee goes.
$WISH
Solana · pump.fun
Contract address
CA: soon
Twenty percent of every fee buys $WISH on the open market and burns it. No presale, no team allocation.
Questions, answered on one page.
Do I need a wallet to get my stuff?
No. That is the entire point. You need a public wishlist and an address the courier can find.
What if the list runs out?
The token page shows the list as empty and the fees wait. Add more items and buying starts again within the hour.
Can I put anyone's list in a description?
You can, and people do. Recipients can opt out at any time, and the fees already gathered are burned instead.
Who sees my home address?
Nobody. Amazon keeps it hidden on a public list. We buy the item, Amazon ships it, and the site only shows what got bought.