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Confirm each address, its source and its owner on Blockscout.

#You need

  • The addresses below, from this site only
  • A browser: every check reads Blockscout, with no wallet and no ETH
ContractSource nameAddress
$KYZN tokenKyznToken0x9b3A76·205B09
$KYZN/WETH poolUniswap’s own pair contract0x49449B·593665
ReserveReserve0x8112e9·a1045e
StakingStaking0x76E274·a08c0a
Weight registryWeightRegistry0x9960eb·227d09
Gateway settlementGatewaySettlement0xe4EdA9·9415D2

Each address links to Blockscout, Robinhood Chain’s explorer. The same list, with every dependency, is in Contracts and links.

#Steps

  1. 01
    Open each address
    Open the address from the table on robinhoodchain.blockscout.com. Check that the address at the top of the explorer’s page is the one you opened, character by character.
  2. 02
    Check the source
    On each Kyzen Network contract, the explorer marks the Contract tab with a check and reads Contract source code verified (exact match): the published source compiles to the deployed code. Contract name reads as in the table: KyznToken, Reserve, Staking, WeightRegistry or GatewaySettlement.
  3. 03
    Check the owner
    In the Contract tab, open Read/Write contract and read owner; reading needs no wallet. The Reserve, Staking, the weight registry and the Gateway settlement contract each keep an owner: owner() reads the owner wallet, 0x965200·Ddd16e. For the token: until the renounce, owner() reads the owner wallet shown above; once renounced, it reads the zero address, 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000, and no setting in the token can change (Ownership).
  4. 04
    Check the token's links
    On the token, reserve(), staking() and gateway() read the Reserve, Staking and the Gateway settlement contract above, and pair() the pool. On the Reserve, Staking and the Gateway settlement contract, kyzn() reads the token. totalSupply() reads at most 1,000,000,000 $KYZN, in 18 decimals: the token has no mint, and burns lower it.
  5. 05
    Check the pool
    On the pool, token0() and token1() read WETH and $KYZN, and factory() reads the Uniswap v2 Factory, 0x8bcEaA·17937f. The token’s router() reads Uniswap v2 Router02, 0x89e5DB·649eba.
  6. 06
    Check the dependencies
    Compare WETH with Robinhood Chain’s own list, at docs.robinhood.com/chain/contracts. Uniswap, Sablier and Chainlink list their addresses in their own documentation.
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