# "private key" (compromised OR stolen OR leaked) — X 热门讨论 (2026-09-21 08:35 UTC)

## @revshare_app (RevShare) · 09-20 21:47 · ♥22 ↻7 💬3 Most new launchpads with holder reflections on Solana have a hidden security problem:

Their fee infrastructure is controlled by on-curve wallets with private keys.

If that key gets compromised, the attacker may gain access to fee withdrawals, position authorities, NFT positions, and the most dangerous is the ability to change them.

An attacker who takes control of the relevant positions or authorities may not only steal the fees that have already accumulated, they can potentially permanently disrupt the launchpad’s ability to collect future revenue from those tokens by stealing the positions or changing withdraw authorities.

That is a massive single point of failure.

RevShare removes it.

Our RevShare Vault ( FHKBuiohcYB5n636h7UmHahRGU5UCHX8CSb6DNSUqX65 ) is an immutable on-chain program that holds the positions and withdrawal authorities for tokens launched through RevShare.

There is no private key that can simply be stolen to take control of the vault.

The vault also has no arbitrary withdrawal function.

The only permitted action is for authorized claim wallets to claim the fees allocated to them.

And those claim wallets can only be changed through a multisig-controlled process.

So even if an off-chain handling system is compromised, the attacker does not automatically gain control of the vault, its authorities, or its positions. https://x.com/revshare_app/status/2101790500902600883