MyZubster is building more than a collection of bots and technical artifacts. We are also preserving the history of how the ecosystem grew: the work completed, the contributors rewarded, and the evidence that connects each bounty to a real payment.
The comic above tells that process in four scenes.
1. Synchronizing the historical wallet
The first panel shows the wallet following the Monero blockchain block by block. Synchronization allows the wallet to scan the chain and reconstruct the transaction history that it is authorized to see.
This is not the same as publishing MyZubster's story directly as readable text on Monero. Monero is privacy-focused. The wallet is a historical source that helps us verify payments; the narrative and supporting documents live in the MyZubster archive.
2. Connecting bounties to payment evidence
The second panel represents the verification layer.
For every historical bounty, we can maintain a record containing:
- a MyZubster bounty identifier;
- the related deliverable;
- a transaction reference;
- the date and confirmation status;
- a hash of the public evidence package.
This creates an auditable chain between work, reward, and documentation without pretending that private Monero data is publicly readable.
3. Separating verification from control
The third panel is the most important security lesson.
A watch-only wallet can help inspect incoming transaction history, but it cannot spend funds. Seed phrases, private spend keys, private view keys, passwords, and recovery material must never be committed to GitHub, placed in evidence archives, or displayed in screenshots.
Public documentation should contain only the minimum information required for verification. Secrets remain offline and protected.
4. Writing the MyZubster story
The final panel brings the pieces together.
Our long-term archive combines:
- narrative chapters and technical notes;
- comic visuals and covers;
- bounty and reward records;
- publication evidence;
- cryptographic hashes for artifact integrity;
- repository history for transparent revisions.
GitHub stores the public history and its revisions. Evidence packages preserve snapshots of important releases. Monero records the private payment layer. Together, these components document how MyZubster moved from individual experiments toward an open, collaborative ecosystem.
What this visual means
The comic is not claiming that Monero exposes every payment detail or stores our entire story in readable form. It represents a responsible workflow:
synchronize → verify → protect → document
That sequence lets us honor past contributors, preserve the provenance of MyZubster artifacts, and prepare a safer process for future bounties.
The goal is simple: make the project history durable and verifiable while respecting the privacy principles that made Monero relevant to the story in the first place.
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