Reading the ledger and the live terminal
Where to look to confirm that fees were claimed, converted and donated, and how to tie each line back to the blockchain and to GoFundMe.
4 min read · Updated November 3, 2026
Trust is the whole product. Everything the pipeline does is recorded twice: on the Solana blockchain, where it cannot be edited, and in a public ledger on this site, where it is easy to read.
The ledger
- One row per step: fees claimed, SOL → USDT, sent to card wallet, donation queued, donated.
- Each row names the campaign and, where it applies, the coin, and carries the on-chain signature with a link to Solscan.
- Donations link to the GoFundMe receipt instead of a transaction.
- Totals at the top: SOL claimed, USD converted, USD donated.
The live terminal
The terminal is the same information as it happens: a stream of events from the keeper and the pipeline. New coin linked, fees claimed, swap executed, donation paid. It is the quickest way to see that the machinery is alive.
The fee wallet
All claimed fees flow through a single public wallet, linked in the footer. Its history on Solscan should match the ledger line for line. If it ever did not, that would be a bug, and we would want to hear about it.