Ansem is giving away $20M on-chain, so I nerd-sniped myself into indexing all of it (and dressed it up as a US Treasury check)
Ansem started redistributing his $ANSEM memecoin trading fees to holders - "stimmy checks" as the community calls them. everyone was arguing about who actually got paid. nobody had data. that itch you get when a question is answerable from public data but nobody's done it? yeah.
so I indexed his distribution wallet's full history straight from the Solana blockchain: 979 payouts, ~$20M. found that 7 wallets took 72% of it, while 972 regular holders split the rest (median payout ~$1.3k).
then I had way too much fun with the frontend: the whole site is styled as a US Treasury stimulus check - pale green safety paper, engraved serif, and when you paste a wallet that got paid, it renders a check with a rubber PAID stamp. the design gimmick IS the share button, basically.
stack, for the curious: a python indexer hitting public RPC on a 15-min schedule (orchestrated with Prefect on my mac mini), spitting out a static JSON that a zero-framework vanilla JS site reads. no backend, no database server, deploys on Vercel free tier. the whole thing costs me $0/month to run.
https://ansem-stimmy-tracker.vercel.app
happy to answer anything about the indexing or the design approach.
