every wallet the project controls, and what it holds right now.
A bubble map links these because one person funds them, and one of them is that person’s own bag. That is true. It is also the whole story: here is each one, what it is for, and its balance as the chain reports it on this page load. Nothing on this page is typed in.
the project's wallets
Balances are read live. The role is the only thing we wrote.
| wallet | what it does | $gmerald | GameStop stock |
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protocol contracts
Not ours, not anyone's. The launchpad and the pool. Listed because they sit near the top of every holder table and get mistaken for a team.
| contract | what it is | $gmerald |
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how the launch was distributed
Computed from the machine's holder scan, which walks every transfer since the pair was made.
The pair was made on 2026-09-02 at 20:12 UTC. A "bundle" is a set of wallets that buy in the same block as the launch and hold most of the supply. The five minute number above is every wallet that bought in that window and still holds, whoever they are.
the feed, and what happened to it
Opened 2026-09-07 at 22:21 UTC. Closed 2026-09-08. The numbers are read from the machine's ledger and the chain.
That is why it closed. The tranche in the machine's config is set to exactly what was paid, so anything sent to the feeder now goes straight back, and the feeder holds nothing to pay with anyway. If it ever reopens it will be for holders only, and it will say so here first.
what is not here
No exchange wallet. No market maker. No team allocation beyond the dev wallet above. No wallet holds a key to the stash except the one that only ever adds to it. The engine's ops share is set to zero and has never been taken; the founder's wallets are paid as seats instead, in the open, and that is what funds the work. The split is written in clockwork.json and every run leaves a receipt in the same repo.
If a wallet is missing from this page, that is a bug, and the fix is to add it, not to argue. Say so in the burrow.