Send it
 Image: original illustration, memecoin.wiki | |
| part of speech | verb phrase, interjection |
|---|---|
| scene | Solana trenches, crypto Twitter |
An exhortation to commit fully to a risky action, used in the trenches both for entering a trade and for a chart that is rising fast.
Send it is an exhortation to commit fully to a risky action without hesitation. In the trenches it is used when entering a trade ("full port, send it") and, in the intransitive form "sending," to describe a chart rising fast ("the coin is sending"). The noun "sender" denotes a coin that makes a large move, as in "looking for the next sender."
Usage
The phrase carries deliberate recklessness: saying "send it" acknowledges the risk and proceeds anyway, which matches the degen ethos of meme coin trading. Crypto glossaries of trenches slang define "send it" as taking the plunge on a risky buy. "Sending" as a price description overlaps with moon vocabulary but is more immediate: a coin that is sending is moving now, vertically, often mid pvp battle between snipers and holders. Variants include "send" as a bare noun ("that was a send") and the celebratory "we sent it." The phrase also appears in exhortations to a community before a push toward a milestone such as graduation.
History
"Send it" comes from extreme sports culture, where it meant committing to a jump, trick, or line without holding back; slang references trace it through skateboarding, snowboarding, and motocross communities, and it spread into general internet usage in the 2010s, helped by memes such as the "full send" catchphrase popularized by the Nelk YouTube collective. Crypto adopted the phrase during the meme coin cycles of the early 2020s, and it settled into everyday Solana trenches vocabulary during the pump.fun era, where glossaries published in 2025 and 2026 list it among core trench slang.