Show Your Work

The whole method, out loud

If a giving system can't be checked, it's just a promise. Here's ours, step by step — and the parts that are still a promise.

Step 1

Collect

A share of trading fees from the community token routes to a Squads multisig on Solana. The address is published. Every inflow and outflow is a public transaction — you don't need our dashboard to see the balance, you need a block explorer.

Step 2

Nominate

A parent or legal guardian submits a child's public savings-account gift link, their state, and an email. It costs nothing and no token is involved. We store the link encrypted and we never publish it. Each entry gets a public entry code that identifies it without identifying anyone.

Step 3

Draw

At the cutoff, the entry list is frozen and hashed; that fingerprint is published. We also publish the hash of a secret we've chosen, plus a future Solana slot. Once that slot lands, we reveal the secret. Entries hash + secret + that slot's block hash combine into a seed, and the seed maps to one index in the frozen list.

Step 4

Deliver

We make the contribution through the winner's gift link, then publish a receipt: contribution ID, state, amount, date and a proof URL. The receipt stays up permanently.

What you can check yourself

The treasury balance and every transaction in and out of the multisig.
That the entries hash was published before the winner was known.
That the revealed secret hashes to the earlier commitment.
That the derived seed produces the published winning index.
That every contribution in the ledger has a receipt URL attached.

What still requires trusting us

That the entries in the frozen list are real people, not entries we invented.
That we removed duplicates and disqualified entries honestly.
That the bank or brokerage transfer actually landed in the child's account.
That the encrypted account links are handled the way we say they are.

We'd rather write that plainly than let a chart imply otherwise. Reducing this list is the roadmap.

Don't take our word for it. Take the chain's.