What the treasury holds, and what it owes
Creator fees wait in a treasury we operate until each X account claims them. This page reads the treasury balance from chain and sets it against every lamport our ledger says is owed, with the commands to read both yourself.
The SOL balance of the treasury address, read from a Solana RPC server when this page loaded. 7ZDj5A…c8Q3Fn
Everything credited to X accounts from confirmed sweeps, less payouts confirmed on chain and shares already spent on a buyback. The three rows below are part of it.
Part of what is owed: claims and autopay payouts accepted and waiting to be sent.
Part of what is owed: payouts signed and sent, not yet confirmed. One that expires without landing is replaced by a new payout, so the money stays owed until the chain confirms it.
Part of what is owed: shares routed to buy back and burn, pooled per token until there is enough to buy.
Not owed to anyone: the platform's cut of every sweep, less the network fees and rent it has paid, any buyback it has funded and any withdrawal the operator has made. It sits inside the surplus.
Treasury balance minus what is owed. Negative would mean the treasury holds less than it owes.
The treasury balance compared with everything owed, at the moment this page loaded.
The same figures come back from the API as JSON, and the balance half needs nothing of ours at all: any Solana RPC answers it.
# What this page shows, as JSON
curl -s https://slicepad.fun/api/proof
# The treasury balance, straight from a public RPC (lamports)
curl -s https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"getBalance","params":["7ZDj5ANifupheL5VaEe8HW2UbPxRTpG9Wz8pkqc8Q3Fn"]}'
# Or with the Solana CLI
solana balance 7ZDj5ANifupheL5VaEe8HW2UbPxRTpG9Wz8pkqc8Q3Fn --url mainnet-betaWhat is owed is a sum over our ledger, so that half is ours to report. Each part of it can be traced: every credit comes from a sweep whose transaction is on the ledger, and every token’s page links the creator address its fees were collected from.
It shows the treasury holds enough right now. It does not show it will tomorrow: the treasury is a hot wallet whose key we hold, and a stolen key or an operator who stopped paying would not be caught by a balance check in advance.
It also cannot see fees still in token vaults, which are not ours until a sweep collects them. See the docs for the security model and the risks.