The machine holds a dedicated, receive-only donation wallet on Solana mainnet, separate from its anchoring key. Every deposit is read by a watcher within the hour and written into the same public, chain-anchored books as every card payment. This wallet only receives; nothing here yields, converts, or trades.

To be named in the supporter ledger

Plainly, because a founder drill proved it on real money: most wallets, Phantom included, cannot attach a memo to a token send at all. If your wallet has a memo or note field, the code below is the simplest way to be named. If it does not, that is not your mistake and it is not a dead end: announce the donation here anyway, and the machine matches your deposit from evidence it can verify. A deposit it cannot attribute is still recorded, in full, as anonymous. Money that arrived is money on the books, named or not.

Already sent it? Claim the deposit

Paste the transaction and the machine will tell you which wallet paid. Then sign one line with that wallet and the deposit takes the name you choose. Pasting the transaction alone proves nothing, and the machine says so plainly: the chain is public, so anyone could paste anyone's. The signature is the proof, and every wallet can sign a message even when it cannot write a memo.

USDC is valued 1:1; SOL is valued at the market rate at the moment of recording, and the rate is written into the books row. Crypto support is a donation to the machine's work: no yield, no token, no promise beyond a public, verifiable record.