Network and contracts
Everything runs on Mantle. None of it is upgradeable, and none of it is a proxy.
Network
| Chain | Mantle |
| Chain ID | 5000 |
| Gas token | MNT |
| Explorer | mantlescan.xyz |
Amounts are in wei, 18 decimals, the same as ether. A price quoted as MNT per 1e18 tokens is MNT per whole token.
Contracts
These are read from this deployment's own configuration rather than written into the page, so they are the addresses this site is actually talking to. Anything reading 0x… is not configured here.
| Contract | Address | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Launchpad | 0x10FceD2ACbd0aB9926f236e809Df44f3dc118Ace | Deploys tokens, runs every curve, holds reserves, books fees, graduates. |
| PositionLocker | 0xC319D73954783C97b5978100971b2DE7Fe07f108 | Owns the Uniswap position after graduation. Collects fees, never removes liquidity. |
| CurveRouter | 0x9865c139BEBFD45e282D1FF9503ed8B397B0cc6E | Routes buys and sells through the pool once a token has graduated. |
| PoolRouter | 0xAC6D902276f67585b80147F52E809C89E13b4Dcf | Routes buys and sells for tokens listed here rather than launched here, through whichever Uniswap pool they already trade in. Takes a 0.5% fee on the MNT side, since this platform earns nothing from a pool it did not create. |
| Wrapped MNT | 0x78c1b0C915c4FAA5FffA6CAbf0219DA63d7f4cb8 | Mantle's wrapped native token. Pools hold this rather than native MNT. |
What is not there
No proxy, no admin upgrade, no pause on trading, and no function anywhere that removes liquidity from a graduated position. The Launchpad has an owner who can set parameters for future launches, and a token's threshold and fee are fixed at the moment it launches. Changing a parameter cannot reach back into a token that already exists.
Tokens
Each launch deploys a plain ERC-20 with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 and 18 decimals. No mint, no burn, no owner, no transfer hook, no blacklist. Its address is in the Launched event and in allTokens(uint256) on the Launchpad.
Verifying
Source is verified on Mantlescan. Nothing on this site is self reported: every figure the interface shows is derived from chain events, and you can rebuild all of it from the events without asking us for anything.