Adding small tool to the site shortly.
You'll be able to drop your wallet and see how much fees you have paid all time. You will be surprised at how much it is, mark my words.
That should put our ZeroFee movement in perspective.
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Since 04:55 this morning:
- 368.8 SOL traded by the makers, up 3.9×
- 115.3 SOL of creator rewards claimed and put to work, up 6.3×
+14.6 SOL of realized profit, up 5×
- 16.2 SOL paid out
- 864 trades in the last 24 hours
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Thanks for confirming. So the limits are policy, and the signer, gateway, and staking owner are single team keys. emergencyWithdraw can still pull locked CREDIT until it is removed or locked. Will be happy to look again once the keys are a multisig, $CRED is in the deployment file, and the API source is public.
Thanks. few of these still don’t match the contract.
Minting only against deposits isn’t enforced. The owner can add minters, and the quote signer sets the amount. Public events let people watch it, not stop it.
Staking matches the code: principal stays in the contract, USDG is a separate transfer. Still open is emergencyWithdraw, which lets the owner pull locked CREDIT.
Vault burns are fine on a normal request. The owner can still swap the gateway that calls settle.
Rates live on your server, not in the contract. The buy quote is still signed off-chain.
Also still open: who holds the signer and gateway keys, when the API code is public, and why the site $CRED address isn’t in the deployment file.
Red flags from the public contracts:
• Owner can add minters. No cap on CREDIT.
• Staking claim only gives your CREDIT back. The USDG yield is not paid by that contract.
• Staking owner can pull the locked tokens.
• Vault gateway can burn deposited credit, and the owner can change that gateway.
• API and site code are not public. Those are what set the price.
The bridge with Solana will go live today along with our collaboration with PumpFun. All the same supply and trading methods will take place on ZCE. Thanks everyone for your support, and RWA will also go live soon.