The site is now available in six languages
English is the default. The language and appearance controls are at the top of the page, and the FAQ explains what the monitor tracks.
A public crypto experiment
Follow the combined balance of the project’s public wallets across ten blockchains.
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Project goal $1,000,000
Choose a network to reveal its public address. If you send a transfer, use the same network in your wallet or exchange.
Illustrative amounts for a $1 million fund. The final rules will specify the prize amounts and how they are funded.
Registration has been announced as open. The official entry instructions and final terms are pending publication.
The final rules will specify how to enter, who can enter, the closing date and whether past transfers count. Check those instructions before relying on a transfer as an entry.
The proposal calls for freezing the eligible entry list before a random draw and publishing the method and verification data so anyone can check the result.
The final rules will set out the payment method, the claim window and what happens if the draw is postponed or cancelled.
The proposal limits published draw records to the data needed to verify the result. The final rules will explain how recipients prove control of a wallet and what information is required to claim a prize.
Try one possible model where every qualifying transaction has the same weight. Adjust the numbers to see the odds for one draw.
Registration has been announced as open. The entry instructions will be published in the draw rules section when they are available.
Choose the network under Wallets, open its block explorer and look up the transaction ID from your wallet or exchange.
The total is an estimate based on current wallet balances and market prices. Prices can move on their own, and network updates may take time to appear.
The monitor tracks each network’s native asset, USDC on Solana, Ethereum, Polygon PoS, BNB Smart Chain, Base and HyperEVM, and USDT on Solana, TRON, Ethereum, Polygon PoS and BNB Smart Chain.
You can browse without signing in or providing a name or email address. Public blockchains can expose wallet addresses, amounts and transaction times. The monitor contacts external data services from your browser. Your language and theme preferences are stored locally.
English is the default. The language and appearance controls are at the top of the page, and the FAQ explains what the monitor tracks.