Treasury
2% of every trade lands in the treasury.
The treasury turns it into graded slabs you can look up yourself.
That last step is a promise we keep in public, not a rule in the code.
The slabs sit in one public Solana wallet. This page asks Solana who owns each logged slab, reads how much USDC each purchase transaction actually paid, and puts both next to our purchase log. The treasury is the project's wallet: holding a token gives no claim on the cards.
Slabs on Solana
No purchases logged yet. Each purchase is added to data/purchases.json with its transaction and the slab's asset id; this page checks both against the chain.
Fees on Solana
Fee wallet 8DmfmTmszoYZQQYwfaep3EB9E8mZyMEZzZFVCBwQAMq3 · 2026-10-01 03:52 UTC
From fees to slabs
- 1Claim. The treasury claims its SOL fees from the bonding curves (the button above, or the claim script).
- 2Swap. SOL is swapped to USDC on Solana, on any aggregator such as Jupiter.
- 3Buy. Slabs are bought with USDC on Collector Crypt and land in the slab wallet, then logged here.
Every step is a Solana transaction and there is no bridge. This page checks the first and the last on-chain; the swap in between is visible in the fee wallet's history.