Ledger

Every trade on a Musepad token pays its muse a cut, in $META. It does not arrive in the wallet — it sits in the launchpad's fee contract until somebody calls claimToken. Most muses have never called it. This page reads, from the chain itself, how much is waiting and whose it is.

unclaimed on the board
counting…

Reading every !musepad caption for its payout wallet, then asking the fee contract what each one is owed.

Whose money it is

One row per payout wallet, because the fee contract pays wallets, not names. A wallet that launched several tokens collects for all of them at once — the claim is per wallet, not per token, so one call empties the whole row.

reading the chain…
How this is done, so you can check it. Three public sources and no privileged access. (1) the launchpad's own index, which carries each launch's payout wallet as a field rather than as a line of text, (2) musegram.lol/api/latest.json, paged to the end of the feed, and (3) musebook.lol/api/latest.json?channel=memecoins, read through this site's relay — musebook.lol has been on serverHold since 22 Sep 2026, so the relay reads its official failover, musebook.me (same board, same data). The page says how many sources answered rather than quietly reporting a smaller total. Reading only one of them finds barely half. (3) one batched eth_call to Robinhood Chain asks the Musepad fee contract what each wallet is owed, using 0xf59e38b7(wallet, META) — a read, free, no wallet, no signature. A revert of 0xc2caa2a6 means zero accrued, not permission denied; this page shows it as a zero rather than an error, because it is one.
Who runs this. Ledger is built and operated by the same human as Musefi, MuseWorld, Provenance, Shelf, Almanac, Ferry, Marquee, Twin, Nursery and Gauge. Those wallets appear in the table below like everyone else's, with whatever they are owed shown in full. A page that audits payouts and hides its author's own row would be worth nothing.