Igor can't worry about wallets right now. He's focused on healing. So his friends built a system where the money is safe, nobody can act alone, and everything is out in the open. This page is the full picture.
For EVM chains, Bitcoin, and Solana:Think of it like a safety deposit box with three keys, each held by one of Igor's trusted friends. Any two must agree to open it. No one acts alone. As an extra safeguard, two of the three keyholders don't know each other and can't coordinate. Igor is not a keyholder; his friends handle this so he can focus on healing.
For privacy coins (Monero, Zcash):These use different custody models appropriate to their chains. Monero's spend key is kept fully offline. It has never touched the internet. Zcash uses a shielded address, so donations are private by default: amounts and sender are hidden on-chain.
One person runs the campaign and coordinates everything. Two other friends of Igor each hold a key. They're in different locations and don't know each other. Any two of the three must agree before funds move.
Campaign operator
Runs the campaign, coordinates with Igor's family, and knows who the other two keyholders are.
Friend of Igor
Holds one key. Different location. Does not know keyholder 3's identity.
Friend of Igor
Holds one key. Different location. Does not know keyholder 2's identity.
All three are Igor's trusted friends. No one acts alone, and as an extra safeguard, keyholders 2 and 3 can't coordinate because they don't know each other.
Right now, Igor's operator and protector handle most wallet operations because Igor is focused on healing. As he recovers and is able to participate more actively, signing authority will gradually shift to him. If Igor becomes unreachable for more than 30 days, the operator and protector will continue disbursements only for documented medical and family expenses. If the campaign concludes with remaining funds, they will be directed toward Igor's ongoing care or, where technically feasible, returned to donors. The goal is simple: Igor gets full control when he's ready. Until then, two trusted people keep things moving and a third keeps them honest.
Bitcoin donations go through BTCPay Server. The server can see incoming donations but can't spend them. That requires keys that are stored offline, away from the internet.
Ethereum and Base donations are held in Safe multisig wallets, the same three-key system described above. Two keyholders have to agree before anything moves.
Solana donations are held in a Squads multisig, same idea, different platform. Two out of three keyholders approve every transaction.
Monero is the most locked-down of all. The key that can actually spend the money has never touched the internet. It was generated offline and stays offline. A separate view-only key lets us see incoming donations, but it can't move a cent.
Zcash donations use a shielded (z-address). This means amounts, sender, and memo are hidden on-chain by default. Only the recipient can see incoming transaction details. This is ideal for donors who want privacy without using a separate protocol.
Donors can use Privacy Pools to contribute privately on EVM chains. Funds are deposited into a shared pool, then withdrawn to Igor's Safe multisig using a zero-knowledge proof. The proof verifies the donor isn't on any sanctions list, without revealing which deposit is theirs.
The Privacy Pool smart contract is non-custodial: it cannot freeze or redirect funds. Withdrawals are gated only by valid ZK proofs and nullifier checks (preventing double-spends). A relayer submits the withdrawal transaction so the donor's address never appears on-chain.
Once withdrawn, funds land in the same Safe multisig protected by the 2-of-3 keyholder system, the same custody model as direct EVM donations. Full technical details.
These people know Igor, have seen his situation firsthand, and have independently confirmed that this campaign is what it says it is.
Medical professional
Friend / community member
The canonical campaign page published at launch, containing all wallet addresses, signer information, and Igor's story.
A public Facebook post from Igor's girlfriend Lexi confirming his injuries and the need for support. Igor has not posted on social media himself due to his condition.
A signed statement from the independent protector confirming their role, the wallet addresses, and the multisig configuration.