This pool charges a fee of
— %. That fee is not the operator's income, and it is not the
Ixian team's income either. It goes into a community fund: a wallet the
Ixian team only holds in trust, for safekeeping. The operator was told the
address and nothing else, and cannot spend a single IXI of it — and the team holds
the key but does not decide what happens to the money.
The community decides. What the fund is spent on is chosen by open vote:
anyone can propose an idea and anyone can vote on it. That is the reason this page
exists — a promise not to take the money would be worth exactly as much as the person
making it; an arrangement in which no single party controls it is worth more.
Everything below is the evidence, read live from the chain.
Propose what the fund should pay for, and vote on the ideas already on the table.
Thirty days. A bar is what arrived on that day, per pot. Days with nothing stay empty rather than being smoothed over — a quiet week is information too.
| Day | to the fund | to the operator |
|---|
Amount and time, nothing else. There is no sender column, and it is not hidden: the pool detects an arrival by watching the wallet balance rise, and a rising balance simply does not carry a sender. Whoever sends something stays unknown to this page by construction.
| Time | Pot | Amount |
|---|
Nothing has arrived since this pool started watching.
Two different kinds of number appear above, and they are worth telling apart.
The sampling has three limits, and none of them are hidden here. Two payments landing between two samples appear as one. Money leaving a wallet lowers the balance and is not shown as a negative arrival — only the new starting point is remembered. And whatever sat in a wallet before this pool began watching it was never observed arriving, so it counts towards the balance but not towards the arrivals. Where the two disagree, the balance is the truth about the wallet and the arrivals are the truth about what this pool saw.