transparency
buybacks
creator fees from $RILL trading are claimed and spent on buying $RILL back on the open market. every step is a solana transaction you can check yourself.
curator rewards (vouch staking), when the team pays them from the same treasury, are listed here too, each with its transaction.
totals
- sol claimed
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- sol spent on buybacks
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- $RILL bought back
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- entries
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sums of the amounts in the ledger below, as published by the team.
dev wallet
view on solscan (opens in a new tab)
claims and buybacks are detected automatically from the dev wallet's transactions. its whole history — including anything not listed here — is public on solscan (opens in a new tab)
burned by utility
boosting a trail and claiming a name burn $RILL: burned, removed from the supply forever — nobody receives it. every burn is a transaction signed by the wallet that made it; rill counts one only after reading it back from solana.
- $RILL burned
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- burns
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- boosts
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- names
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no burns yet — the first boost or name will be listed here with its transaction.
| date | for | wallet | $RILL burned | transaction |
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ledger
amounts as published by the team; the transaction is the proof.
reading the dev wallet…
could not load the ledger right now.
no entries yet — the first claim and buyback will be listed here with their transactions.
view it on solscan (opens in a new tab)
follow @Rillatlas on x (opens in a new tab)| date | type | sol | $RILL | note | transaction | on solana |
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the whole ledger is one public file: data/ledger.json
how to check an entry
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open the transaction. every entry links its signature on solscan, a public solana explorer rill does not run.
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compare. the date, the wallet that signed, and the sol and $RILL that moved should match the row.
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read the status. this page asks solana itself whether each transaction exists and succeeded: confirmed, failed on-chain, or not found.
rill is a personal internet atlas — what you save becomes a living map.
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