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# Twitter handle wallets

Setting up your wallet takes two clicks. Go to [Tweet.money](https://tweet.money) and click on "Login". Next, connect the site to your 𝕏 (formerly Twitter) account, approve the 𝕏 permissions, and you're good to go. You can now retrieve your wallet address to load up ETH and the private keys for your security.

**PLEASE NOTE**: You must approve the mentioned permissions in order to use the $TWEET bot. These permissions are not defined by the team of [Tweet.money](https://tweet.money) but by 𝕏 itself, and are the standard permissions for dApps that are built on top of 𝕏.

$TWEET has turned every 𝕏 handle into a functioning wallet that can already receive coins. This means that once you have set up and funded your wallet, you can send coins to any 𝕏 handle, and the coins will be waiting there until they also have set up their wallet.&#x20;

**Special note**: Token balances will only show in your portfolio when they have a value of $1 or higher.


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