Can Kaspa's funding process track how developers spend released coins?

Once coins are released from the fund to a developer or development team, their further movement is not tracked by the wallet managers who administered the fund. The fund operates on a trust model: once coins leave the fund, they are fully under the developer's control, and the fund stewards neither follow nor enforce how those coins are used afterward. Anyone curious about where the coins go can independently look them up using the Kaspa explorer, a public tool that shows the full transaction history of any Kaspa address. This matters for beginners because it means the Kaspa funding process relies on transparency of the blockchain itself rather than centralized oversight — you don't have to take anyone's word for it, you can check the public ledger yourself.