Who holds the money on executor.fun, how it moves, and where to check every movement yourself.
Coins launch and trade on Meteora's programs. Every trading fee of every coin goes to one wallet, the platform wallet, run by executor.fun. It holds each coin's buyback vault and each creator's escrow: they are balances the platform keeps for each coin in a public ledger, not separate accounts guarded by a program.
The platform wallet spends a coin's vault only on buying back that coin and burning what it bought, and its escrow only on payouts to that coin's creator for approved proofs. Every claim, buyback, burn and payout is a public transaction, listed below with its link, and anyone can compare the ledger with the wallet on an explorer.
The latest movements of the platform wallet, for every coin. A fee claim shows how it was split between the coin's vault, its creator escrow and the treasury; buybacks spend the vault, and burns destroy what they bought.
No movements yet. The first fee claim shows up here.
The fee rate is written in each coin's launch config on-chain and cannot change. The split is applied by the platform when it claims the fees, and recorded in the ledger above.
Enforced by Meteora's programs, for every coin:
Run by executor.fun: the fee split, the vault and escrow balances, proof checks and approvals, moderation, buybacks, burns and payouts. These are the platform's decisions, made with the platform wallet's key; the ledger and the chain make each of them public. The action text of every coin is committed on-chain at launch, in a memo of its launch transaction.
Coins trade on Meteora programs. According to the DAMM v2 code, a Meteora operator can:
The permanent liquidity lock is permanent as long as Meteora's program is not changed. An incompatible change to Meteora's programs would also stop buybacks until the platform adapts. These risks cannot be removed, only declared and monitored.
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