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Site buttons

A money button any site can wear: “Buy $10 of AAPL on ours”. The button generator mints an intent link with your site as the return URL and hands you a copy-paste HTML snippet — no script, no iframe, no keys. Visitors tap it, sign with their own wallet on Yeetful, and a “Return to your site” button brings them back.

How it works

  1. On /links/embed, type the ask, add your https return URL, and (optionally) a button label.
  2. Mint. You get a live preview, the bare /i/<slug> URL, and the snippet — a plain <a> with inline styles that renders the same on any site, plus an optional trust badge.
  3. Paste it anywhere HTML goes: your dapp, a blog post, a newsletter, a docs page.

Why a plain link is the whole trick

The button is an intent link, so every runtime guarantee rides along free: the visitor faces an explicit Connect & build consent step, the ask is rebuilt from scratch by deterministic guarded builders, their wallet is the only signer, and the return to your site happens only via a post-signature button — never automatically. Your return URL was validated and stored at mint; nothing on the page can redirect a visitor anywhere else.

Tracking & earnings

The button's funnel (opens → connects → builds → signs → dollars) lives on your links dashboard, and fee-bearing conversions accrue creator earnings like any other link.

Want the whole chat instead?

A button hands visitors to Yeetful and back. If you want the full experience insideyour site — the chat mounted on your page, signing with the wallet your page already has connected — that's the five-line embed. Buttons for reach, embed for depth; they share the same guarded transaction layer.