Very easy, do some research about mining and the actual protocol..
Coins are generated at 2 addresses instead of one as can be seen.
Block amounts are always fixed + fees, so if you do a coinbase check. (The data your miner is exchanging with the pool and decode it you will see your address and the pools adress with static amount to pay out)
CK has no control whatsoever with the coins, as you are doing direct coinbase mining.
Also due to it being coinbase mining, you yourself can make a quick little program to check randomly whenever you want the actual coinbase that you are mining, and that will reassure and prove that CK is trustworthy and not stealing hashrate and blocks like 99% of the other shitcoin pools.
Then the bitcoin network will generate the new coins into your address minus the fees which is also automatically generated in the pools address.
That is strange. The network transfers directly to my address, but the fees are forwarded to the pool?
But the pool says it takes 2%, not just the fees. I don't see how can the pool take 2% (or any other arbitrary value), without reporting itself as the block founder, and then taking thos 2% and transfer de 98% to my address.
Like said above the coins are generated directly into block finders address and ckpools 2% fee address... Coinbase mining allows multi address payouts without the requirement for a 3rd party to issue them.
It's done directly via multi generation and not a single address..
What most other pools do is totally different, they mine to own address then distribute via there own database the payout reward..
But that's also with a reason, especially when there is 1000s of different payout addresses mining together to earn that same reward.
Where here its only you mining for yourself, you don't find a block you don't get paid hence the term "solo".
Over there you will always be paid your share even if your personal miners don't find a block
