// Transparency

Verifiable, not trustworthy.

We publish custody addresses and burn data so anyone can verify them on-chain — without taking our word for it.

// Principles

Public addresses

Reserve custody addresses are fully public; anyone can query balances directly in a block explorer.

Read live

Figures on this page are read directly from Solana chain state and public price feeds — not self-reported.

Reproducible math

Burned = initial supply − current on-chain total supply. The method is public; you can recompute it yourself.

// Proof of Reserves

Reserves, verifiable on-chain.

Custody addresses are public — anyone can independently verify them on the blockchain, not on our word.

Public address · On-chain auditable · Periodic snapshots

Total reserves (live est.)
LIVE
AEosz933…g1enAqen
View on explorer
// Token burn

Deflation, verifiable on-chain.

Burned tokens leave circulation permanently. The burned amount updates live with on-chain supply.

* Burned amount is computed from live on-chain total supply, publicly verifiable.

Total burnedBURN
0TOKEN
0.00% of initial supply
Circulating supply
1B
Initial supply
Burned value
// How to verify it yourself
  1. 01Copy the custody address below.
  2. 02Open Solscan, or any Solana block explorer.
  3. 03Paste the address and view the account's SOL and SPL token balances.
  4. 04Compare against the figures on this page — they should match, allowing for seconds-level sync delay.
// Methodology
  • Total reserves are computed as on-chain balance × live market price. Prices come from public feeds and move with the market.
  • Burned amount is derived from live on-chain total supply. Initial supply is 2,000,000,000 VKF.
  • This page refreshes every 30 seconds; brief lag after an on-chain change is expected.

What this page does not prove

  • An on-chain balance proves what a specific address held at a specific moment. It is not an audit of the company's overall financial position.
  • This page is not an audited financial statement and is not a substitute for third-party audit.