DOC. REF: PATENS/KEEPER-000
The fees pass through a wallet we control.
On pump.fun, creator fees land in a wallet before anything is distributed. There is no program doing this for us: we claim the SOL, we swap it, we send it. Between those steps somebody holding that key could take it.
That is the weakest thing about this design and it belongs on its own page rather than in a footnote. A launchpad that distributes natively does not have this problem; PATENS does, and says so before anybody asks.
§1 THE KEEPER, AS IT STANDS TODAY
ADDRESS
No keeper wallet has been created.
KIND OF HAND
Nothing to read yet.
SIGNATURES
Nothing to read yet.
ROUNDS RUN
0
EVER HELD
0.00 SOL
THOSE ARE SENTENCES, NOT ——. NOTHING FAILED TO READ HERE — THERE IS NOTHING TO READ, AND THE TWO ARE KEPT APART ON EVERY PAGE OF THIS SITE.
§2 WHAT WILL BE PUBLISHED HERE, AND WHY EACH ONE
THE ADDRESS
The wallet the fees land in, in full, linked to an explorer. Not a shortened form and not a promise that one exists.
WHAT KIND OF HAND IT IS
Read the same way /rotation reads Backed's: curve check first, then owner and size. A plain wallet is called a plain wallet, in the same red as everyone else's.
ITS SIGNATURE COUNT
How often that key signs. A key that signs thousands of times a day is exposed thousands of times a day, and that is a fact about our risk, not theirs.
WHAT IT HELD, AND FOR HOW LONG
The window between claiming fees and distributing them is the window in which somebody could take them. Its length is published per round.
§3 WHAT THE KEEPER CANNOT DO
- —It cannot mint. The supply is fixed at launch and the mint authority is revoked, so no round can dilute a holder to pay another one.
- —It cannot take your tokens. It never has an approval over your balance and never asks for one — the site has no transaction for you to sign.
- —It cannot run a round on a partial snapshot. If the holder list is not walked to the end, the type refuses to build a census and the round does not fire.
- —It cannot round in its own favour. Integer division leaves dust; the dust stays in the vault for the next round rather than being handed to the largest holder to make the total close.
The other half of the same question is on the rotation: who can freeze the equity after it reaches you. Both pages exist because the answer to “who has power over this” is never just one name.