Public-good fund

–riel

raised for the public-good fund

gas fees

– tRIEL

Paid by every transaction on the chain — payments, contract calls, anything. The chain hands the fee to this account when it builds the block, so nobody opts in and nobody can opt out.

transfer levy

– KHRt

A flat amount on each KHRt payment, taken by the token contract. This is the part a payer actually sees in their wallet.

Where the money came from

Block	When	Source	Amount	Paid by	Transaction
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Why gas rows have no transaction link. A gas fee is not a transfer — the chain credits it to this account while producing the block, so there is no transaction hash to point at. It is visible as the balance being higher than in the previous block, which is what these rows measure. Levy rows are ordinary token transfers and do have a hash. Anything sent to the fund directly is listed separately so it is never counted as fees the chain collected.

Check this yourself

Nothing here is a claim you have to take on faith — the fund is an ordinary account and every figure can be re-derived from the chain. The raw data behind this page is at /fund, and the balance can be read straight from any node:

curl -s -X POST -H 'content-type:application/json' \
  --data '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"eth_getBalance","params":["0x…","latest"]}' \
  $CSB_RPC_URL

This page is deliberately the one part of CSB open without a login. Everywhere else the chain restricts each person to their own data; a public fund is the opposite case, and it should be auditable by anyone without asking permission.