The ecosystem reserve on Robinhood Chain does not sit in anyone's personal wallet. It sits in a Safe that needs two signatures out of three to move anything. This page does not describe that arrangement. It reads it, live, from the chain, every time you open it.
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No single person can move the reserve, and no key held by our build system can either. The Safe was deployed by an automation key, which is a normal part of Safe creation and grants that key no power afterwards: it is not an owner and cannot sign. Ownership was checked on-chain after deployment and is read again below every time this page loads.
We publish the signer addresses because anyone can read them from the chain anyway. We do not publish which key belongs to which person: that would only help someone deciding whom to attack, and it tells a reader nothing that matters. What matters is that the keys are separate and that two are required.
Not a selection. Every multisig transaction this Safe has ever proposed, with how many owners signed it and whether it succeeded, read from the Safe transaction service.
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