Add zZEC + ETH liquidity
Pair zZEC with ETH in the live pool and earn a share of trading fees while your position is active. Start from ZEC, ETH or zZEC.
Add liquidity ↗Returns vary with trading. Pool value can rise or fall.All things Zcash.
On Robinhood Chain.
$ZEAL is the community token behind zealz.fun, the home for Zcash on Robinhood Chain. Trade the Zcash ecosystem, wrap and redeem ZEC as zZEC, and launch tokens that buy back and burn $ZEAL.
Live
$ZEAL$0.00402+13.7%
zZEC$1,474.13−2.2%
$ZEAL burned965.2K+691.2K
today
The utility
Everything happens on zealz.fun.
$ZEAL is the token. zealz.fun is where you use it: one terminal for Zcash on Robinhood Chain.
- TradeThe Zcash ecosystem$ZEAL, $ANONZEAL and zZEC: live charts, the feed, leaderboards and burns.↗
- Wrap ZcashZcash ⇄ zZECSend native ZEC, receive zZEC 1:1 on Robinhood Chain. Redeem back, or add liquidity.↗
- Live ledgerFollow the moneyReserve backing, fees routed and every $ZEAL bought back and burned.↗
- LaunchLaunch a tokenLaunches pair with zZEC and burn $ZEAL. Free to try on the public testnet.↗
Put your Zcash to work
Earn with zZEC.
Hold launches, earn zZEC
zealz.fun launches can pay holders a share of every trade in zZEC, with no staking. Hold, and rewards arrive in your wallet.
Earn on zealzMainnet holder rewards start when zealz.fun mainnet trading opens.How $ZEAL works
Trade Zcash. Burn $ZEAL.
- 01
Zcash comes on chain
Native ZEC is wrapped 1:1 into zZEC, backed by ZEC in a published reserve and redeemable back to ZEC.
- 02
People trade
Trades in the zZEC pool pay a small fee today. zealz.fun launches add their own fee split, set in the contracts, once mainnet trading opens.
- 03
Fees burn $ZEAL
Part of those fees buys back and burns $ZEAL through the Furnace. zealz.fun launches can also pay holders in zZEC.
Straight answers
What you’re actually holding.
zZEC is reserve-backed, not trustless.
An operator holds the ZEC reserve at a public address anyone can watch. Payouts and attestations are published.
zZEC is exposure, not shielding.
On Robinhood Chain it is a transparent token. Redeem to native ZEC to shield it on Zcash.
$ZEAL is a memecoin with a job.
Not equity and not a claim on the reserve. Trading fees buy it back and burn it. No staking, no promised returns.
Lore
A zeal is
a group of zebras.
The name is not ours. The Zcash Foundation picked its mascot on stage at Zcon1 in 2019, and the pun stuck. Zebra is the Foundation's node software; enough zebras make a zeal.
Zcash
Foundation@ZcashFoundationThe Foundation's mascot is a zeal, a group of zebras. In the future, when many people are running Zebra nodes, that will be a zeal!
Pun courtesy of @kaplannie · #Zcon1
June 22, 2019Open on X →
Roadmap and build log
Roadmap
Built so far.
What comes next.
A roadmap for the whole ZEAL ecosystem. These workstreams can progress together; planned features are not live services or promised launch dates.
Communitylive
Launch $ZEAL
$ZEAL is live on pons.family. Public contracts, documentation and a dated build log form the ecosystem’s foundation. Creator-fee routing now points at Tap v2; follow live sweep status in the ledger.
Explore $ZEAL →Wrapped Zcashlive
Bring Zcash to Robinhood Chain
Wrap native ZEC to receive V2 zZEC on the live r4 token. Existing V1 can still Move to V2. V2 native ZEC payouts are open; automatic payouts are 0.01–5 ZEC from the published reserve.
Wrap ZEC →Liquidityin progress
Deepen zZEC liquidity
The r4 0.50%/0.25% pool is live, including protocol-owned #2646448. Collect and remove stay on Uniswap. Next is liquidity product (easier funding, clearer position flow), not more protocol capital. Additional rewards are not live.
Provide liquidity →Launchpadin progress
Launch zealz.fun
A token launchpad built around zZEC markets and $ZEAL buybacks and burns. The public test lab is the live product. Public mainnet launching on zealz.fun is closed. The homepage is a sales page with a labelled sample preview, not a factory directory.
See what is built and what remains →Long-term foundationplanned
Strengthen the foundation
Keep improving reserve transparency, security and reliability, while exploring additional safeguards to strengthen the ecosystem over time.
Understand the current trust model →Build log
413 entries · dated · linked · nothing here is a promise
Trading went live on zealz.fun mainnet. $ZEAL, $ANONZEAL and zZEC are buyable and sellable in the terminal, and any Robinhood Chain token with an ETH-paired Uniswap v4 pool can be traded by pasting its contract address. The token is read from its own contract and its pool is quoted through before it is offered, so a pool that cannot actually be traded is refused rather than listed.
zealz.fun →Every trade pays 0.4%: 0.2% to the platform, 0.1% that buys back and burns $ZEAL through the Furnace, and 0.1% credited back to the trader as zZEC. A wallet holding only dollars can still trade, because the order is signed and a relayer submits it.
Two privacy settings, deliberately different sizes. Shield your address takes the wallet address off your profile and withholds trade receipts, keeping your name, trades and P/L visible. Private profile hides trades, positions, P/L and zZEC earned, and posts your zonks unsigned.
Full build archive · every update
Trading went live on zealz.fun mainnet. $ZEAL, $ANONZEAL and zZEC are
buyable and sellable in the terminal, and any Robinhood Chain token with an ETH-paired
Uniswap v4 pool can be traded by pasting its contract address. The token is read from
its own contract and its pool is quoted through before it is offered, so a pool that
cannot actually be traded is refused rather than listed.zealz.fun ↗
Every trade pays 0.4%: 0.2% to the platform, 0.1% that buys back and
burns $ZEAL through the Furnace, and 0.1% credited back to the trader as zZEC. A
wallet holding only dollars can still trade, because the order is signed and a relayer
submits it.
Two privacy settings, deliberately different sizes. Shield your
address takes the wallet address off your profile and withholds trade receipts,
keeping your name, trades and P/L visible. Private profile hides trades, positions,
P/L and zZEC earned, and posts your zonks unsigned.
Fixed a P/L error that counted money you added as profit: adding cash
converts ETH to dollars through the same pool a trade uses, and the leaderboard was
reading those deposits as realised gains. Also found and fixed trades that were
indexed without a dollar price and so were invisible to the feed, P/L, the leaderboard
and rebates.
The burn now reaches the fees it was missing. The Furnace can only
turn ETH and zZEC into burned $ZEAL, and almost every trade pays in dollars, so the
dollar share of the burn fee had been collecting somewhere it could never be spent. It
is converted and forwarded on a schedule now.
The hero zebra scene is upgraded: sharper ink, cleaner paper, and
greens and golds graded to the exact brand colours, with a retina version for large
screens. The looping hero video is retired, so the homepage loads about 2.3 MB
lighter.See
the homepage ↗
Docs rewritten for the live system: V2 zZEC, the 0.50% LP + 0.25%
burn-hook pool, the Foundry split, redemption limits and zealz.fun as the app. V1 fee
material now sits only in clearly labelled Legacy V1 notes, diagrams read their
numbers from the site config, the reserve coverage gauge uses the V2 contract’s own
reserve and liability, and the docs are about half as long.Read the docs ↗
zealtoken.com homepage simplified to one short page: what $ZEAL and
zZEC are, one grid of links into zealz.fun (trade the Zcash ecosystem, wrap and redeem
ZEC, the live ledger, launch on testnet), how fees feed $ZEAL in three steps, straight
answers on what you hold, lore, FAQ, and the roadmap and build log tucked into one
expandable section. Old homepage links to #wrap, #redeem, #liquidity and #ledger now
open the matching page on zealz.fun.See the new homepage ↗
The live ledger (fees routed, reserve backing, buybacks and burns,
liquidity) now also opens inside zealz.fun and the test lab as Ecosystem ledger in the
sidebar. Same ledger and data as zealtoken.com. Wrap and redeem links across
zealtoken.com and zealz.fun now open the Wrap & redeem ZEC page on zealz.fun;
app.zealtoken.com still works.Open the
Ecosystem ledger ↗
zealz.fun now opens straight into the mainnet terminal, with no
password: the Zcash ecosystem tokens ($ZEAL, $ANONZEAL, zZEC) with live prices and
charts, plus Feed, Board, Burns and Wrap & redeem ZEC. Trading and launching on
mainnet are still off until the audit; the header links to the public test lab
instead. Both zealz.fun and the test lab now open on the live Feed rather than a
preselected token, and the sidebar links to the docs and zealtoken.com.Open
zealz.fun ↗
The ZEAL App (wrap ZEC, redeem zZEC, add liquidity) now also opens
inside the zealz.fun mainnet terminal in its dark style. Same code, contracts and
payout limits as app.zealtoken.com; only zealz.fun may frame the new embed page, and
every other page still refuses framing. app.zealtoken.com stays the public entry
point.Open the ZEAL App ↗
The zealz.fun test lab sidebar now pins the Zcash ecosystem tokens
from mainnet ($ZEAL, $ANONZEAL, zZEC). Each opens a view-only page with live mainnet
price, chart, buys vs sells and recent trades, clearly marked not tradeable on
testnet, with links to DexScreener and zZEC redemption.See $ZEAL on the test lab ↗
The zealz.fun test lab launch form is now one page: fund your launch,
name and icon, launch style (instant or 10-minute batch) and the fee split (holder
rewards, ZEAL buybacks, creator share) front and centre, then review and launch, with
a live preview alongside. Same validation, drafts and launch transactions. Test tokens
only.Try a test launch ↗
Opened the V2 zealz.fun test lab to everyone: no password on
testnet.zealz.fun. New desk with a top-10 rail, All tokens, Watchlist and Leaderboard
in place; feed, zonks, P/L leaderboard, profiles, Burn Board, portfolio value and zZEC
earned; an app-style phone layout and a new Connect wallet sheet. Test tokens only;
mainnet terminal stays password-gated and mainnet trading is not live.Open the test lab ↗
The mainnet preview is now the full zealz.fun terminal on Robinhood
Chain mainnet (password-gated): $ZEAL, $ANONZEAL and zZEC with real prices, our own
charts, a trades feed, leaderboard and profiles built from a new mainnet swap indexer.
No simulated traders on mainnet. Trading and launching on zealz.fun mainnet stay off
until the audit.
Raised live automatic wrap to 0.001–5 ZEC per payment, matching V2
redeem. The AWS worker limit and the deposit sweep signer were installed together,
with backups and two successful wrap runs; the signer still sends only to the
published reserve. First reserve-direct V2 redeem proven the same day: request 3 paid
0.01 ZEC from t1Ujk… with change back to the reserve, reported and verified on
chain.Wrap limits ↗
Returned leftover isolated V2 float ZEC to the published reserve
(0.9193 ZEC to t1Ujk…, 0.0002 ZEC fee). Do not retry that send. Live V2 automatic
payouts stay on the reserve signer. The float wallet remains in place empty except
dust. Public site copy is updated in source; it is live on zealtoken.com only after an
explicit publish.float return ↗
Started a read-only mainnet preview of zealz.fun behind the site
password. It lists the Zcash ecosystem projects ($ZEAL first, then $ANONZEAL and zZEC)
with live DexScreener prices and charts, and a Burn Board with the Furnace’s real ZEAL
buybacks and burns linked to each transaction. Launching and trading on mainnet are
not live, and the password no longer turns them on.
On the test lab you can now paste any Robinhood Chain testnet token
address and trade it if it has a test zZEC or ETH pool. Trades go through the rebate
router, so half of the 0.75% fee comes back to you in test zZEC. Outside tokens carry
an unverified-project warning, and a Zcash ecosystem / All projects toggle sits in the
rail. The rail also ranks by market cap, rewards paid or holders over 1H, 24H or 7D.
Everyone now has a display name, new wallets pick one when they first connect,
profiles take a cover photo, and clicking zZEC earned opens withdraw-to-shielded and
sell options. Test tokens only.
Turned on live V2 automatic payouts from the published reserve. The
new payer is running on the worker; leftover isolated-float ZEC has not been moved yet
(waiting for one proven reserve pay). No float send in this step.Redemption limits ↗
The test lab now has its own identity and a privacy lane. Private
profiles hide your trades, P/L and earnings from other people on zealz.fun
(transactions stay public on chain); shielded launches carry a Private badge; and your
zZEC earned card has a Withdraw to shielded ZEC button. New words and layout: your
Herd, the Stampede, and a Burn Board pairing live mainnet ZEAL burns with zZEC paid to
traders, plus a strip across the desk led by your P/L. The leaderboard now ranks by
P/L. Also fixed a signing bug that stopped profile saves, zonks and follows from going
through. Test assets only.Test lab status
↗
zealz.fun now has a live bottom bar on every page with the mainnet
zZEC and ZEAL prices and how much ZEAL the Furnace has bought back and burned in the
last 24 hours and all time, read from the Furnace contracts and their burn events. On
the test lab, wallet messages became small pop-ups under your wallet, profiles show a
plain P/L (sells minus buys plus what your remaining tokens are worth, capped at what
their pools can pay), and theses are now called Zonks.zealz.fun ↗
Deployed the zealz rebate router on Robinhood Chain testnet. Swaps
through it pay 0.75% on the zZEC or ETH leg: 0.375% goes to the platform treasury and
0.375% goes straight back to the trader as zZEC in the same transaction. No owner, no
fee changes, no withdrawals. A live 0.001 test zZEC swap confirmed the split on chain,
and rebates now count toward zZEC earned. The test-lab trade ticket moves onto it
next. Test assets only.Router on explorer ↗
zZEC earned is now the headline number on the passworded test lab: a
gold chip next to your wallet, a zZEC earned stat and card on every profile, and an
earned column plus Top earners ranking on the leaderboard. Every figure is summed from
on-chain zZEC payouts to holders of zealz launches (975 payouts to 25 wallets indexed
so far). Also built and tested, not deployed: a testnet swap router that charges 0.75%
and returns half to the trader as zZEC in the same transaction, with no admin
controls. Test assets only.Test lab status
↗
Hardened reserve-direct V2 settlement so a matching t1 output is not
enough: coins must have come from t1Ujk…, change must return there, shielded value
cannot invent the pay, the same native txid cannot settle two requests, and an
all-zero txid is refused. Tested in source; not live; no native send.Security and trust ↗
Simulated traders are live on the test lab, and the demand bot is
funded again and now guarantees every listed test token trades at least once an hour.
Also: the header reads Testnet, profile photos no longer clip under the banner, and
the token list’s Buy pill opens the trade pop-up, which now shows your position and
transactions under the ticket. Deployed to the operator preview; test assets
only.Test lab status ↗
Source V2 automatic payouts now spend the published reserve with a
locked signer: only transparent t1Ujk… inputs, change back there, destination the
committed holder t1, 0.01–5 ZEC and 5.1 ZEC per rolling day. Isolated V2 float top-up
is retired once that gate is installed. The switch was turned on for live AWS on Sep
16; no reserve-direct payout has been made yet, so it is live but unproven. Remaining
float ZEC has not been moved. No native send.Redemption
limits ↗
Matched automatic wrap and V2 redeem at 5 ZEC in source: wrap 0.001–5
per payment, redeem 0.01–5 per request and 5.1 ZEC per rolling day. Isolated V2 float
is still about 1 ZEC, so this is not live until that float is funded and the
wrap/payout workers are installed. No native send. V1 auto-redeem stays 0.5
ZEC.Redemption limits ↗
Built twelve labelled simulated trader personas for the test lab:
each has its own testnet wallet, profile and style, trades through the public test
router and sometimes posts a thesis written only from indexed numbers. Every one shows
a BOT badge. Deployed and registered; trading starts once their test-ETH top-up key is
configured (the existing demand bot has been paused for low test gas since September
12). Test assets only.Test lab status
↗
Test lab: reloading no longer disconnects your wallet — the lab
silently re-reads the wallet you last used (no prompt) and reconnects only if it still
authorises the site on Robinhood Chain Testnet; Disconnect forgets it. Brief “updates
delayed” flashes are gone: the market API was healthy, so the warning now appears only
if a problem lasts 20 seconds. Your positions now sit in the right rail on Feed, Board
and Profile, and the token list ends in a simple View all row. Deployed to the
operator preview.Test lab status ↗
Corrected the automatic V2 redemption cap. The site, app and intake
allowed 0.01–0.5 ZEC, but the live payout authorizer and native handoff still enforced
0.05 ZEC, so larger requests would have waited in escrow unpaid (none were made). Both
now enforce 0.5 ZEC per request with the unchanged 0.51 ZEC daily budget and 0.02 ZEC
float floor; readiness still checks the float first. Deployed to the payout host with
backups and verified. The partner API now covers redemption end to end: prepare the
escrow request, read its receipt and status, and register the holder-signed
destination. Holders sign everything; the API holds no keys.Redemption limits ↗
Test-lab polish: the top search bar is one clean field with proper
spacing, and the token stats row was rebuilt as seven even cells (market cap, price,
24H change, 24H volume, liquidity, holders, top 10) with quiet labels, one value style
and explanations on hover. Tokens with no 24-hour history show a dash instead of
“New”. Deployed to the operator preview.Test lab status
↗
FOMO-style trade pop-up on the passworded test lab: on desktop,
tokens clicked from the feed, leaderboard or a profile open over the page with the
chart and trade markers, market cap and 24H change, About and Theses, and either the
trade ticket or the clicked trader’s position with PnL, average entry and
transactions. Quotes refresh automatically and Buy shows “Fetching quote…” until one
is ready, using the same wallet-confirmed trade path. Also fixed light mode (no dark
page bleeding through), restored the Launch token button in the desk header, and made
a token icon required for every new launch. Deployed to the operator preview; test
assets only.Test lab status ↗
Moved Robinhood Chain reads to a dedicated Alchemy endpoint.
zealtoken.com, the partner API, zealz.fun and the AWS operator worker try it first and
fall back to the public node for reads; transaction broadcasts never fall back. The
API key stays server-side. Deployed and verified: site relay reads, including
full-history log queries, report the dedicated upstream, and the wrap worker ran 10 of
10 passes without the read errors that previously failed about one pass in eight. The
keeper and V2 destination-intake daemons were restarted onto it and verified
running.RPC setup ↗
Every test token now has an icon: tokens without a creator logo show
one of 26 objects from the zealz.fun herd illustration (Z balloon, sailboats, the
sunglasses bull, the ZEAL coin, van, coffee bar…), assigned by token address,
replacing two-letter initials across the rail, feed, profiles and token page. Creator
logos and designed icons are untouched. The caption above the top-bar search is gone
(kept for screen readers). Deployed to the operator preview.Test lab status ↗
Test-lab profiles look inhabited: every wallet without an uploaded
photo now shows a zebra portrait and a profile cover cropped from the zealz.fun herd
illustration (50 characters, 14 scenes), assigned by wallet hash so the same wallet
gets the same art in the feed, leaderboard, rail, hover cards and profile. Uploaded
photos win; the art is a default, not an identity claim. Built, verified in the
browser, deployed to the operator preview.Test lab status
↗
Social desk v2 behind the test-lab password, built on FOMO’s
structure: trader profiles now span every listed market — all indexed swaps with
implied market caps, positions from the holder ledger with cost-basis PnL, closed and
top trades with average entry and exit, a 24H/7D/30D/ALL net-flow line, followers and
following, first trade, average hold and 24h rank, plus shareable ?u=handle links. The
leaderboard ranks indexed volume across all markets with BOT labels for simulation
wallets, Your rank and a New traders tab. The feed is one-line rows of trades, theses,
new listings and first-time traders with Copy buy/sell, filters and a
Show-new-activity pill; hover cards and a Top-traders rail round it out. Every number
is indexed buy/sell flow at the labelled simulated-USD reference, never
marked-to-market. Verified against the live index at desktop and phone widths;
deployed to the operator preview. The top testnet warning bar is gone at operator
request; the footer disclaimer and TEST LAB badge remain.Test lab status ↗
Converted the ops-funded reserve-sink balance: 0.2969 ETH to
0.53148561 confirmed native ZEC. Also swept a dust leftover from the liquidity sink
into that purchase. Do not retry. No mint. Keeper untouched.Robinhood bridge tx ↗
Paused protocol-LP adds from Foundry sinks so wrap capacity comes
first. Sent leftover liquidity-sink ETH into the reserve sink, then converted 0.1678
ETH to 0.29786767 confirmed native ZEC. Do not retry. Keeper untouched.Robinhood bridge tx ↗
Converted 0.10 ETH from the reserve sink through Relay and 1Click
into 0.18993529 confirmed native ZEC in the published reserve, to restore wrap fee
capacity after the LP mint used the spare buffer. Do not retry. No attestation or mint
in this step. The wrap worker still has to count the confirmed UTXO before deposit
instructions reopen.Robinhood bridge tx ↗
New wrap deposits are on hold. At 16:30 UTC the LP-from-sinks run
minted 0.47975049 zZEC into protocol LP, using all but 1 zatoshi of spare backing.
That left the 0.00314001 ZEC of leftover wrap holds and the consolidation-fee buffer
uncovered, so the worker correctly closed deposit instructions. Existing deposits are
unaffected. The LP planner now always leaves 0.005 ZEC of headroom unminted. Update:
0.19000529 native ZEC was added to the published reserve (live 12.90974272 ZEC against
12.71973742 ZEC liability), fee capacity returned and deposit instructions reopened by
18:08 UTC the same day.LP mint ↗
Fixed deposits flickering to on hold. About one wrap-worker pass in
eight failed on a brief node read error before touching its payment journal, and each
one published a closed status for roughly 35 seconds. Such passes now leave the last
status in place; it still expires after two minutes, so real outages close the desk as
before. Failures now log a safe reason. Deployed to the AWS worker and observed
staying open through a failed pass. Also: phone tab labels no longer truncate, Switch
account explains how to change accounts, the site RPC relay briefly reuses recent view
reads when the public node rate-limits, and the browser test suite was updated to the
live V2 app.Wrap availability ↗
Built and tested a public, read-only partner API for zZEC wrapping,
so exchanges and wallets can offer it in their own interface. It returns availability
with named blockers, the one route transaction the receiving wallet signs, the
permanent deposit address only after the same chain and worker checks the ZEAL app
runs, and per-deposit progress. No keys, no signing, no deposits handled. Deployed
September 16 to zealtoken.com/api/v1; wrapping stays operator-custodied.Partner API docs ↗
Added protocol-owned r4 liquidity from both Foundry sinks into
#2646448: minted 0.47975049 V2 zZEC, then increased by about 0.264 ETH and 0.500 zZEC.
Keeper and ops sink untouched. No extra reserve conversion. Do not retry these
receipts.LP increase receipt ↗
Test lab intro banner and herd video are gone — the desk opens
straight into the terminal, dark by default again (light stays available in the
header).Test lab status ↗
Passworded desk reworked to the FOMO terminal layout: thin top bar
with universal search, cash and avatar; left rail nav pills and sparkline token rows
with hover quick-Buy; compact token metrics (market cap, price, 24H change, volume,
liquidity, holders, top-10); chart trade markers with my-swaps/friends/min-size
overlay filters; holders with average entry and PnL; right column with the Buy/Sell
ticket, token about with buys/sells bars, and your positions with cost-basis PnL. Test
assets only; visitors still see Upgrading to V2.Test lab status
↗
testnet.zealz.fun is publicly closed for a V2 desk upgrade. Visitors
see Upgrading to V2. The FOMO-style desk is an operator preview behind the same
password as the mainnet pad. Interface only; test tokens have no cash value.Test lab status ↗
CloudWatch ProcessAlarm no longer sends Gmail. Routine operator jobs
(RPC, tap-pull, website, keeper ticks) keep the Healthy metric at 1 so that generic
15-minute alarm does not fire. Peg defense, wrap review and a missing health heartbeat
still can. Host status-check still emails. Detailed operator mail is unchanged.
Deployed to the AWS worker.monitoring status ↗
Increased protocol-owned full-range position #2646448 by 0.10045 ETH
and 0.21898266 zZEC (PositionManager, not a new NFT). Do not retry.LP increase receipt ↗
Minted 0.2467027 V2 zZEC to the LP owner after a 0.114 ETH
reserve-sink conversion (0.2467027 native ZEC) and attest refresh. Do not retry the
mint or that sweep. Position #2646448 was not increased in this step.mint receipt ↗
Converted 0.223 ETH from the reserve sink through Relay and 1Click
into 0.48426765 confirmed native ZEC in the published reserve. Do not retry.
Attestation, mint and the #2646448 increase were not part of this purchase.Robinhood bridge tx ↗
Operator mail: CloudWatch process alarm now needs 15 straight minutes
of Healthy=0 (was 3). Routine job failures including tap-pull wait 15 minutes before
that metric. Peg defense, funding, wrap review and unexpected roles still email
immediately. A Robinhood RPC 403 is a retry, not a crashed keeper; do not re-run burns
that already have a hash.monitoring status ↗
zealz.fun sales calculator now opens on Balanced (1% hook, 0.25% each
to holders, buybacks, creator and platform). Platform is slate on the fee bar so it
does not look like a gap. Launch forms still start at the 0.75% minimum. Public
mainnet launching stays closed.zealz.fun ↗
zealz.fun fee picker now uses a color bar and a written legend: black
buyback, ZEAL green holders, gold creator, white platform. Thin slices no longer hide
their names. Public mainnet launching stays closed.zealz.fun ↗
zealz.fun fee sliders stay movable on the 5% Holder rewards preset.
Raising buyback or creator takes from holders down to the 0.25% floor instead of
locking the track. Raising holders at 5% takes from buyback the same way. Public
mainnet launching stays closed.zealz.fun ↗
Public testnet simulation now attempts a varied buy or sell on up to
48 eligible markets every minute instead of 14 markets every five minutes. New and
quiet markets still go first. Immediate buy-then-sell in the same run stays off. Test
assets and labelled simulation wallets only; low test gas still pauses trading to
protect settlement.Trade on testnet ↗
zealz.fun sales calculator now opens on Holder rewards (5% hook, 4.5%
to holders, 0% creator) instead of the 0.75% minimum. The featured payout is holder
zZEC at the chosen daily volume. Real launch forms still start at the 0.75% minimum.
Public mainnet launching stays closed.zealz.fun ↗
zealz.fun public homepage is a sales page: factory feed removed,
labelled sample preview restored. Two early factory tokens stay omitted from the site
and remain on chain. Public launching stays closed.zealz.fun ↗
Paid Dexscreener token info is live for V2 zZEC (0x1955…1A25): coin
icon, wrap 1:1 banner, wrap desk, docs, testnet.zealz.fun, zealz.fun, X and Telegram.
Use the 0.50%/60 ETH pool chart. Ignore the thin leftover 0.05% v4 book and the ~$200
v3 WETH pair. Dexscreener listing is not an audit, a peg guarantee or an LP
lock.zZEC on Dexscreener ↗
testnet.zealz.fun ticket size labels now say USD, not Simulated USD.
The trade still settles in test zZEC; faucet Test USD stays in Advanced.Trade on testnet ↗
testnet.zealz.fun sells now use the same compact zZEC / USD size
toggle as buys. The ticket converts that value to an estimated token amount at spot;
preview still shows tokens sold and test zZEC received.Trade on testnet
↗
testnet.zealz.fun buys now have a compact zZEC / USD size toggle. USD
is Simulated USD, not faucet Test USD. ETH and Test USD remain under
Advanced.Trade on testnet ↗
testnet.zealz.fun Buy/Sell now says the quote asset is test zZEC,
with ETH and Test USD in Advanced. No extra payment controls on the simple
ticket.Trade on testnet ↗
testnet.zealz.fun charts now default to All indexed history instead
of 24 hours. Line, FDV and Auto interval are unchanged. 24H remains a range
option.Trade on testnet ↗
Add liquidity now has a zZEC-only Kyber path as well as ETH-only.
Same live 0.50%/60 pool: Kyber swaps part of the starting asset for the other and you
sign the deposit there. Preview 0.01–1 zZEC; keep ETH for gas. Quotes only on
zealtoken.com; no in-app zap transaction.Add
liquidity ↗
Visitor feedback on testnet.zealz.fun: clicking another trending
token no longer jumps the page to the top. The buy/sell ticket is a simple amount plus
quote; Simulated USD, auto-quotes, fees, limits and routed buys sit under Advanced.
Sells are sized in tokens, with test zZEC received in smaller text. Test assets have
no cash value.Trade on testnet ↗
Closed public mainnet launching on zealz.fun. The site no longer
sends launch transactions to ZealzFactoryEth (0x3178…57D5). Launch on
testnet.zealz.fun. The factory remains deployed and permissionless, so a wallet can
still call it directly. Tokens already created there can still appear in the
directory. Charts and prices stay thin until a full indexer exists.Launch on testnet ↗
Public docs, README and handoff now match live r4 wrap, redeem and
the 0.50%/0.25% pool. Independent audit, independent signing, a project LP lock and
WalletConnect pairing stay not-activated. zealz.fun lists factory launches instead of
sample tokens; charts and prices on those cards are still thin until a full indexer
exists.Overview ↗
Add liquidity now keeps only an in-flight PositionManager deposit as
the current receipt. Approvals are not listed as deposits. A confirmed or reverted add
moves to Recent in this browser, returns the wizard to step 1, and clears the leftover
Max amount so review cannot show a fake shortfall or a leftover simulation
revert.Add liquidity ↗
Increased protocol-owned full-range position #2646448 on the live r4
0.50%/60 pool by about 1.46 zZEC and 0.65 ETH (PositionManager increase, not a new
NFT). Independent reads show the NFT still in the LP owner wallet and pool depth about
2.90 ETH / 6.52 zZEC. A review-screen NOT_MINTED after that receipt was a follow-up
read, not a reverted deposit. Do not retry.LP increase receipt ↗
Finished Add liquidity deposits stay in a browser history list under
My positions. Only a pending transaction holds the review step; a confirmed receipt no
longer traps the form there.Add
liquidity ↗
Pinned the V2 direct-mint command to live r4 so the leftover V1
address in operator env cannot be treated as paused r4. No mint was sent by this
tooling fix.V2 mint command ↗
V2 reserve-attestation refresh now restates the on-chain paid-out
debit from fulfilled V2 payouts instead of refusing a nonzero accumulator.
Empty-create still requires a zero debit. This is an operator-tooling change, not a
mint or LP add.V2
attestation refresh ↗
Installed live automatic V2 payouts at 0.01–0.5 ZEC (0.5 ZEC per
rolling day, 0.02 ZEC floor) after the 0.50 ZEC desk top-up confirmed (txid
ff1409d4…84ad) and its isolated shield became spendable (txid b70b4f9b…a42bb).
Isolated-float spendable was 0.91955 ZEC. Do not retry either native send.desk-top-up shield ↗
Returned 0.08 ZEC from the isolated V2 float to the published reserve
(txid 5881e99f…5104, orchard deshield, 0.00015 ZEC fee). After three native
confirmations, wrap reports fee capacity and is accepting again (reserve live
10.09932055 ZEC, liability 10.08857255 ZEC, leftover wrap holds 0.00314001 ZEC, margin
0.00760799 ZEC). Do not retry that send. Isolated float top-ups still do not count
toward wrap fees.reserve return ↗
Public wrap no longer fail-closes deposits when reimbursement holds
the issuance lock: wrap skips that pass and reimbursement skips when the wrap
checkpoint is busy.wrapping status ↗
Silenced expected V1 mint-paused and leftover V1 minter-proposal
alert mail, pointed keeper inventory alerts at live V2 zZEC, stopped the hourly V1 LP
reinvest job that was reverting, and rearmed an interrupted wrap checkpoint so public
wrapping can run again.monitoring status ↗
Removed V1/V2 wording from Wrap, Redeem, Add liquidity and the
workspace intro. Those tabs just say zZEC. Leftover holders still reach Move to V2 and
the original desk on the V1 dashboard tab.Zcash
workspace ↗
Confirmed the 0.4103 ZEC isolated V2 float top-up (txid
874623c2…27f5, 17 native confirmations), submitted the internal shield (txid
5f4b6c26…9bd7, 0.00015 ZEC fee; mined, confirmations still accumulating), and
installed live automatic V2 payouts at 0.01–0.1 ZEC (0.25 ZEC per rolling day, 0.02
ZEC floor). Do not retry either native send.V2 float shield ↗
Listed the live V2 zZEC contract (0x1955…1A25) next to $ZEAL in the
homepage hero, with copy and explorer. The footer already had both. Existing V1
remains on the V1 dashboard.V2 zZEC contract ↗
Returned the Wrap through V1 dashboard actions to a compact centered
segmented control (sage track, white selected slice). The header CTA stays Connect
wallet; switching to Robinhood Chain still happens during connect.Zcash workspace ↗
Sized the Wrap through V1 dashboard workspace actions as separate
buttons instead of a full-width bar. The header CTA stays Connect wallet; switching to
Robinhood Chain still happens during connect.Zcash
workspace ↗
Renamed the V1 leftover app tab to V1 dashboard. Wrap, Redeem and Add
liquidity still sit on V2. #migrate and #v1 open the same V1 dashboard. Automatic V2
payouts remain 0.01–0.05 ZEC.V1
dashboard ↗
Submitted a 0.4103 ZEC reserve transfer to the isolated V2 payout
float (txid 874623c2…27f5, 0.00010 ZEC fee) after installing a Linux-only top-up
signer. Ten confirmations, shielding, and the 0.1 worker bounds are still pending.
Automatic V2 payouts remain 0.01–0.05 ZEC.V2 float top-up ↗
Prepared a dedicated reserve top-up toward a 0.5 ZEC isolated V2
float and raised automatic payout source bounds to 0.01–0.1 ZEC per request (0.25 ZEC
per rolling day, 0.02 ZEC floor). Live production worker still pays 0.01–0.05 ZEC
until the top-up is confirmed, shielded, and the worker binaries are installed. Public
site copy is not live until a production deploy.Redeeming
zZEC ↗
Restyled the V2 redeem desk to match the V1 desk (stepper,
amount/address fields, status cards) and moved Move to V2 plus the original V1 desk
onto a V1 dashboard tab. Redeem is V2 only. #migrate and #v1 open that tab. Automatic
V2 payouts remain 0.01–0.05 ZEC; V1 auto remains 0.5 ZEC per request and per rolling
day.Redeem zZEC ↗
Opened production V2 native ZEC payouts on live r4. The isolated
payout worker is active behind V2_PAYOUT_ACTIVE and V2_INTAKE_ACTIVE: native handoff
socket, signed destination intake, reporter/verifier queue timers, and HTTPS
registration (empty POST returns 400, not 503). Automatic V2 payouts are 0.01–0.05 ZEC
from the 0.09985 ZEC shielded float, keeping a 0.02 ZEC floor. The Linux QA copy
stayed stopped. Settlement on r4 was already unpaused; r3/r2/canary minting stayed
paused.Redeeming zZEC ↗
V2 native redeem on mainnet r4 stays closed. Opening it now waits on
the production payout worker and an explicit owner unpause, not a testnet calendar.
Testnet r5 already paid through the QA worker; timed reclaim is covered by local
tests. This update does not unpause mainnet V2 payouts.Redeeming
zZEC ↗
Cancelled unpaid r5 request 6 so 0.01 test zZEC returned immediately
instead of sitting until the seven-day reclaim clock. Timed Open reclaim remains
covered by local contract tests and is not a mainnet gate. Mainnet V2 native payouts
stay closed.r5 request 6 cancelled ↗
Rehearsed V2 native payouts on testnet r5 through the Linux QA
worker: request 5 committed, paid 0.01 test ZEC once, reported, repeat-report refused,
then confirmed and burned. An unpaid Open request 6 was created in the same session.
Mainnet V2 native payouts stay closed.r5 request 5 confirmed ↗
Paused new requests on leftover V1 WrapDesk 0xb53E…E118 so that desk
cannot take new wrap deposits. Public wrapping still mints r4 V2. Site Furnace copy
and security addresses now lead with r4 0x0580…; the ledger still sums leftover V1
Furnace burns. V1 minting stays paused; the V1 redemption desk stays open. V2 native
ZEC payouts remain closed.V1 WrapDesk paused ↗
Pointed zealz.fun launch signing at ZealzFactoryEth (0x3178…57D5) on
r4 V2. Creators can pay the 0.005 zZEC fee in ETH via launchWithEth (0.02 ETH cap,
leftover refunded) or approve V2 zZEC. The homepage directory remains labelled sample
data; LIVE stays false. testnet.zealz.fun is unchanged. No mainnet canary launch was
broadcast. V2 native ZEC payouts remain closed.Launch on zealz.fun
↗
Cut public wrapping over to live r4 V2. The AWS unique-address worker
mints V2, V1 minting is paused so new wraps cannot create V1, and the wrap form checks
the V2 minter plus both pause flags. Existing V1 still migrates 1:1 or redeems on the
V1 desk. V2 native ZEC payouts remain closed.V1 minting paused ↗
Migrated the peg keeper’s 2.8569634 V1 zZEC to V2 in wallet
0x19ce…9738 (approve then migrate). Inventory is now 0 V1, 3.54217293 V2 and 0.566
ETH. No ETH moved from the native reserve, Foundry 6812/f8D7 sinks or ops 2598.
MAX_TRADE_ETH stays 0.1. At current ZEC/ETH the mix is ETH-low versus the 35–65% band;
peg sells can use the new V2. V2 native ZEC payouts remain closed.Keeper V1→V2 migrate ↗
Deployed ZealzFactoryEth on Robinhood Chain mainnet at 0x3178…57D5
with balanced launch hook 0x4269…a0cC (0x20CC flags; 0.75% min total, 0.25% platform /
burn / holders) and locker 0x04De…5D6F. The factory is bound to V2 r4 zZEC and V2
Furnace. launchWithEth buys the 0.005 zZEC fee on the pinned 0.50%/60 ETH pool and
refunds leftover ETH; that hop does not mint zZEC. Production zealz.fun is not pointed
at this factory. The public test lab still uses test zZEC.ZealzFactoryEth ↗
Pointed the AWS peg keeper at the live V2 r4 ETH/zZEC pool (0.50% LP,
0.25% hook). Wrap and redeem stay on V1. No ETH was moved from the Foundry reserve or
liquidity sinks in this step. V2 native ZEC payouts remain closed.Market and keeper ↗
Operator email now fires on every new V1 desk redemption request,
including ones the automatic payer already completed, and when the V1 zingo float
spendable shielded balance is below 0.50 ZEC. That float is t1cS6w…, not the reserve
and not the closed V2 float. V2 native ZEC payouts remain closed.Operations runbook ↗
Unpaused ignition on the V2 r4 Furnace and pointed the AWS burner at
both hooked books. The job now checks hourly and ignites a Furnace only when a dry-run
would buy back at least 250 ZEAL. V1 stays on that cadence while it still trades. Hook
fees still accrue if a check skips. V2 native ZEC payouts remain closed.V2 Furnace ignition unpaused ↗
Added ZealzFactoryEth.launchWithEth in source: the 0.005 zZEC launch
fee can be paid in ETH by buying V2 zZEC from the hardcoded r4 pool (0.50% LP, 0.25%
Furnace hook), with leftover ETH and extra zZEC refunded to the creator. This does not
mint zZEC or wrap ZEC. Unit tests cover the r4-only gate. The factory is not deployed;
production zealz.fun is not released; the public test lab still charges test
zZEC.Launchpad design ↗
Raised the V1 automatic redemption rolling 24-hour desk cap from 0.25
ZEC to 0.5 ZEC so it matches the 0.5 ZEC per-request limit. Reserve reimbursement may
refill the hot float up to 0.5 ZEC per day, still in 0.1 ZEC transfers from
unencumbered surplus. Larger redemptions still need operator coordination. No reserve
transfer was sent with this policy change.Redeem zZEC
↗
Reopened public wrapping as V1 wrap then Move to V2. V1 minting was
unpaused, the AWS unique-address worker is accepting, and the wrap form reads the V1
minter and minting-pause flags. New wraps mint V1 zZEC; the live market and liquidity
desk still need V2. Direct V2 wrapping is not offered. V2 native ZEC payouts remain
closed.V1 minting unpaused ↗
Reordered the shared app tabs to Wrap ZEC, Redeem zZEC, Add
liquidity, then Move to V2. Existing #wrap, #redeem, #liquidity and #migrate links
still open the same desks. Wrap minting and V2 native ZEC payouts remain
closed.Open the app ↗
Merged operator V2 LP position #2647751 into the larger full-range
NFT #2646448 and burned the emptied token. Liquidity was moved inside the 0.50%/60
pool, not added from reserve. Wrap minting and V2 native ZEC payouts remain
closed.Merged V2 LP NFTs ↗
The public two-asset V2 desk adds to an existing full-range NFT in
the connected wallet when one is present, and mints only on a first deposit. Kyber
still mints its own position. Wrap minting and V2 native ZEC payouts remain
closed.Add V2 liquidity ↗
Direct V2 liquidity deposits can be sized from ETH or from zZEC.
Connected wallets get an all-my-zZEC control that leaves 0.5% headroom for the mint
maximum. Wrap minting and V2 native ZEC payouts remain closed.Add V2 liquidity ↗
Reopened the ETH-only Kyber liquidity preview on the live V2 0.50%/60
r4 pool. The quote and Continue to Kyber link target that pool’s V2 zZEC, not V1.
Direct zZEC + ETH deposits remain available. Wrap minting and V2 native ZEC payouts
remain closed.Add V2
liquidity ↗
Moved three 0.05%/10 V2 LP positions (#2592442, #2592853, #2597700)
into the 0.50%/60 r4 pool as full-range position #2646448, with 0.50% to LPs and 0.25%
hook to ZEAL buyback and burn. The 0.05% pool now has zero liquidity. Wrap minting and
V2 native ZEC payouts remain closed.New 0.50% LP position ↗
Retargeted in-app V2 liquidity deposits to the intended r4 pool:
0.50% LP fee, tick spacing 60, and 0.25% ZealBurnHook to ZEAL buyback and burn (0.75%
headline). That pool is initialized and empty of LP; an earlier 0.05%/10 position is a
different pool key. Wrap minting and V2 native ZEC payouts remain closed.Add V2 liquidity ↗
Reopened in-app V2 liquidity deposits on the live r4 zZEC/ETH pool
(0.05% LP fee, tick spacing 10, hook 0x3388…0044). The desk now mints into that pool
instead of the old 0.30%/60 key. Wrap minting and V2 native ZEC payouts remain closed.
The ETH-only Kyber preview still quotes V1 and is not offered.Add V2 liquidity ↗
Fixed Move to V2 contract reads to use the latest block instead of a
pinned block number. Wallet and public RPCs that reject historic block tags were
returning “unsupported block number” and blocking balance loads and migrate
submits.Move V1 to V2 ↗
Restyled Move to V2 to match Wrap and Redeem and removed the Migrate
LP tab. Token migration is still one wallet flow: exact V1 approval, then migrate 1:1.
A Uniswap LP position cannot be moved in one click; withdraw on Uniswap first. V2
native ZEC payouts remain closed; the V1 desk still pays only V1 tokens.Move V1 to V2 ↗
Opened the public Move to V2 app action. Holders migrate V1 zZEC to
r4 1:1 with one button: an exact V1 approval, then the migrate transaction is
submitted automatically. There is no protocol fee, only Robinhood Chain gas. Migration
permanently locks V1 in the V2 contract. V2 native ZEC payouts remain closed; the V1
redemption desk still pays only V1 tokens.Move V1 to
V2 ↗
Prepared a fail-closed owner activation command that checks fresh r4
attestation and paused-empty state before unpausing and minting only the reviewed 0.25
zZEC LP inventory. It has not been executed; liquidity remains unfunded.V2 activation preparation ↗
Added a fail-closed mainnet r4 attestation command. It rebuilds
reserve and liability inputs, checks the paused empty deployment and V1 binding,
simulates the exact call and uses the existing signer lock. Typecheck passed; no
attestation was broadcast.V2
attestation preparation ↗
Chained the website proxy, HTTPS handler and signed intake locally:
first registration and replay succeeded without leaking destinations, and
closed/forged/untrusted paths failed closed. Public HTTPS remains 503. Journaled
testnet request 4 still cannot pay twice; the native 0.01 test ZEC output still proves
independently. Staged pinned V2 profile modules on AWS with matching hashes, restarted
closed intake only, and left payout gates off. Prepared an unsigned 0.25 zZEC plus
0.1124 ETH LP seed for review. Mainnet r4 stays paused with zero supply.V2 integration and recovery ↗
Prepared a real testnet signed-intake and durable-queue payout
rehearsal using an explicit testnet profile. Mainnet authorization text remains
unchanged; testnet signatures and journals are rejected by the default mainnet path.
Ops checks passed with 192 tests and two opt-in skips, plus 27 site tests. The real
testnet rehearsal subsequently passed signed intake, restart replay, one commitment,
one native 0.01 test ZEC payout and separate verifier completion with zero escrow.
Public HTTPS/browser integration remains outstanding; mainnet V2 stays
paused.V2 network isolation checks ↗
Shielded the initial V2 payout float with the approved 0.00015 ZEC
fee; the wallet reports 0.09985 ZEC confirmed shielded funds and a fresh encrypted
backup completed. Deployed the HTTPS intake transport and verified its connection to
the closed private worker. Forwarding remains disabled. Website integration, full
real-testnet settlement rehearsal, fresh backing checks and reviewed liquidity funding
remain before activation.V2 release
progress ↗
Prepared an AWS-managed HTTPS intake handler to avoid a custom DNS
dependency. Three focused tests passed. Closed CloudFormation deployment is prepared
and AWS template validation passed. Private VPC listener/security-group setup and
deployment remain pending; public intake stays closed.V2 managed
HTTPS preparation ↗
Built a closed-by-default same-origin V2 intake proxy with bounded
payloads, restricted origins, no redirects and sanitized registration responses. Four
focused tests and the standalone API typecheck passed. Site verification now includes
this endpoint typecheck. HTTPS worker configuration and deployment remain outstanding;
public intake is closed.V2 intake
transport preparation ↗
Added per-wallet browser locks shared by V2 request and recovery
actions. A two-tab rehearsal confirmed that an occupied lock sends nothing and the
normal request flow resumes after release. This protects same-origin tabs only.
Production remains disabled.V2 browser
concurrency ↗
Wired the local V2 request form to wallet submission and receipt
confirmation without storing raw payout addresses. Matching receipt events open the
exact registration record. 23 unit tests and three targeted browser checks passed,
including isolated enabled submission, receipt recovery and registration navigation.
Real-chain integration remains outstanding and the source release flag stays
disabled.V2 request form ↗
Built local V2 request preparation with mainnet destination checksum
validation, browser-side hashing, balance checks and the initial 0.01–0.05 zZEC payout
range. Request IDs are bound to receipt events. Form integration remains unfinished
and release stays disabled.V2 request
preparation ↗
Built local V2 holder recovery controls for Open requests, with fresh
contract checks, simulation and pending/uncertain wallet-response holds. Two
mocked-wallet browser checks passed, including no-send status checking and
wallet-change handling. Committed payouts do not expose cancellation or timed reclaim.
Not published; new request creation remains unfinished.V2 holder
recovery controls ↗
Aligned the AWS snapshot file limit with the 16 MB intake/queue
limit; nine local and worker tests passed. Completed a fresh encrypted backup after
queue initialization. A separate encrypted snapshot restored in a network-disabled
temporary directory matched the full coordinator state, including intake and queue.
Live issuance locks were respected. Payout gates remain closed; no funds
moved.V2 queue backup rehearsal ↗
Staged the integrated V2 queue bundle on AWS; both systemd
definitions validated. Initialized private empty journals at block 61,564,841 after
paused/zero-history checks. Repeat initialization was refused. Queue services remain
inactive and payout/intake gates closed; no funds moved.V2 queue staged ↗
Rechecked AWS: payout/intake gates closed, reporter/verifier
inactive, float still unshielded. Prepared an exclusive-create queue initializer
restricted to paused, empty r4 with no redemption history. Typechecked locally; worker
initialization not yet executed.V2
initialization preparation ↗
Added preflight checks for both V2 settlement roles before commitment
and native payout: minimum 0.001 ETH each and no unresolved shared-wallet transaction.
Four focused tests passed. These checks do not guarantee future verifier availability;
production rollout remains pending.V2
settlement readiness ↗
Passed durable queue dispatch against a disposable local V2 EVM
deployment: one commitment, reporter settlement, separate verifier confirmation and
zero escrow. Repeated dispatch did not recommit or repeat the modeled native payment.
Real Zcash transport and production service rehearsal remain outstanding.V2 EVM queue rehearsal ↗
Passed three combined local queue rehearsals using real holder
signatures and durable storage: normal reporter/verifier completion, lost commitment
response and interrupted reporter handoff. Chain and native-payment calls were
simulated; live-chain rehearsal remains required. V2 remains paused.V2 local queue rehearsal ↗
Wired the local V2 queue-worker entry point to signed intake, durable
storage and the payout runner. Reporter and verifier modes retain separate credentials
and verifier commitment is forbidden. Service definitions are prepared, not installed
or enabled; combined rehearsal remains outstanding.V2 worker
integration ↗
Connected signed V2 intake to durable queue admission locally. Holder
signatures are rechecked, accepted registrations survive processing delays, and replay
preserves existing commitment history. Nine focused intake/storage tests passed.
Production dispatch service and full rehearsal remain pending; no payout
activation.V2 authenticated queue ↗
Added durable V2 queue storage that refuses missing history, changed
request identities, replaced commitment hashes and backwards state transitions. Local
storage and recovery tests passed. Production queue initialization and worker
integration remain pending; V2 stays paused.V2 queue
recovery ↗
Built local V2 dispatch orchestration that releases the queue lock
before payout execution, prevents verifier-created commitments and holds uncertain
requests. Five focused tests and ops typechecking passed. Durable storage and service
wiring remain unfinished; production payouts stay closed.V2 dispatch preparation ↗
Enabled read-only V2 wallet-health refresh on AWS. The isolated
wallet account observes balances and a separate publisher exposes validated readiness
fields. The service passed; the float remains unshielded and payout gates remain
closed. No funds moved.V2 wallet
monitoring ↗
Connected V2 native-readiness checks for wallet balance, backup
freshness, unresolved payments and handoff availability. The AWS read-only observation
correctly reports no shielded spendable balance and disabled payouts. V2 remains
paused; no funds moved.V2
readiness preflight ↗
Staged V2 signed destination intake on the AWS worker with its
release gate closed; real HTTP rehearsal returned 503. Added commitment queue recovery
tests preventing blind transaction retries. 165 ops tests passed with two opt-in
skips, including canonical commitment checks. The signing adapter is local and
unexercised on mainnet. Public intake and payouts remain disabled.V2 worker staging ↗
Built V2 destination registration that verifies holder signatures,
native address checksums and the on-chain request. Duplicate registrations do not
replace destinations. 155 ops tests passed with two opt-in skips, 19 site unit tests
and two V2 browser checks passed, including the shared signature format; typecheck
passed. Public intake is not deployed and V2 remains paused.V2 intake preparation ↗
Built a V2 redemption-status lookup using effective on-chain status
and reclaim deadlines at one block. Open cancellation and disputed recovery are
explained separately. Fifteen site unit tests and the targeted browser check passed.
Intake remains closed; no activation.V2
redemption status ↗
Built a separate V2 migration interface with distinct V1/V2 balances,
exact approvals, fresh wallet checks and pending-transaction recovery. Release flag
remains closed. V1 routes are unchanged; this is local preparation, not an activated
migration.V2 migration preparation ↗
Confirmed the approved initial V2 float transfer with 12 native
confirmations. Reconciled reserve is 9.00708328 ZEC, excluding the float; protected
liabilities and V1 supply leave 2.58737072 ZEC headroom. Fresh attestation simulated
but not sent. V2 remains paused.V2 reserve
reconciliation ↗
Prepared internal shielding of the initial V2 payout float for a
0.00015 ZEC fee. Four failure-path tests passed locally and on AWS; live unsigned
preview passed. No shielding transaction or V2 activation was sent.V2 payout preparation ↗
Added the initial V2 float transaction journal to encrypted recovery
backups. Seven snapshot tests passed locally and on AWS; network-isolated restore
matched the submitted funding record. V2 remains paused; native confirmations and
reconciliation are pending.V2 funding
recovery ↗
Submitted the owner-approved 0.10 ZEC transfer to the isolated V2
payout wallet with exactly 0.00010 ZEC network fee and reserve change. Linux signer
tests and a live unsigned preview passed. The approval gate was removed after
submission. Ten native confirmations and fresh reserve reconciliation remain required;
V2 is paused and no LP funding occurred.Initial V2
payout float submission ↗
Prepared an unsigned 0.10 ZEC reserve-to-V2-payout-wallet proposal
after fresh protected-deposit and pending-transfer checks. A separate
fixed-destination offline signer passed seven synthetic-key tests locally; it is not
installed or used in production. The proposed 0.00010 ZEC network fee and reserve
change are explicit; the payout float will not count as reserve backing. No native
transaction signed or sent and V2 remains paused.V2 payout
funding preparation ↗
Added a local burner preflight that rejects token, pool and hook
settings inconsistent with the selected Furnace, preventing mixed V1/V2 configuration
during migration. Thirteen checks and a read-only new-market binding check passed,
along with ops typechecking. Production burner configuration remains unchanged; V2 is
paused and unfunded.Burner migration checks ↗
Added and ran repeatable read-only checks matching the new hook and
Furnace deployment transactions to compiled creation bytecode and constructor
arguments, with runtime instruction and role checks. Prepared explorer source packs
and corrected deployment policy to deployed, paused and unfunded. Explorer source
publication remains pending. No activation or funding.V2 market verification status ↗
The owner deployed the empty r4 market and replacement Furnace. All
five transactions succeeded. Independent on-chain reads confirmed the 0.50% LP fee,
0.25% hook fee, correct Furnace destination and retained burner policy. V2 minting and
Furnace ignition remain paused, supply and escrow are zero, and no liquidity was
funded. Source verification and production funding, integration and activation checks
remain before public launch.Deployed empty V2 Furnace ↗
Prepared the owner-signed empty V2 market deployment with nonce
journals and gas caps. Exact-r4 deployment and market trading/burning/LP exit passed
on local forks. Production reporter/verifier credential checks passed without signing;
real 0.01 test-ZEC Linux native payout and separate verifier settlement passed, with
one payment and zero escrow. Mainnet r4 remains paused; no production funds
moved.V2 market preparation ↗
Confirmed exact-match mainnet r4 source verification and fresh
runtime/pause checks. Reconciled reserve observations with 0.00314001 ZEC protected
for user wrapping deposits, leaving observed backing headroom of 2.68747072 ZEC. Full
service rehearsal and the V2 market remain unfinished. No funds moved or activation;
documentation local.Verified r4 source ↗
Read-only V1 accounting verified the 0.002 ZEC reserve reimbursement
and found zero remaining desk reimbursement liability at block 61,467,680. This does
not clear unrelated obligations or V2 activation. No funds moved; documentation local,
not published.Reimbursement reconciliation ↗
Staged V2 reporter/verifier runners and combined native/EVM recovery
backups on AWS. Both runners rejected the closed gate; a real encrypted backup
restored offline with wallet and shared transaction records intact. Payout services
remain inactive. Linux native proof passed against the confirmed reserve purchase;
full service rehearsal remains outstanding. No mainnet funds moved; docs local, not
published.V2 runner and recovery ↗
Staged a restricted V2 native wallet handoff on AWS. The native
service independently checks the committed request and derives the amount; Linux peer
checks and closed-gate wallet integrity passed. The service remains inactive, with
full service rehearsal and coordinated recovery still required. No mainnet funds
moved. Docs updated locally, not published.Native
handoff preparation ↗
Built shared V1/V2 EVM transaction journaling for V2 settlement, with
native-payment preflight and persisted signed hashes. Lost-response failure injection
and separately signed local settlement passed; 115 ops tests passed. A new real 0.01
test-ZEC payout completed across both public testnets with separate verification, no
repeat send and zero escrow. AWS production handoff remains unfinished. Mainnet r4
remains paused; docs local, not published.V2
settlement preparation ↗
Staged a separate V2 payout wallet on AWS and verified encrypted
backup restoration offline. Hourly encrypted backups and failure monitoring are
enabled. Nineteen native checks and five backup tests passed on AWS; a gated send
changed no wallet or journal. Production payouts and r4 activation remain disabled.
Docs updated locally, pending publication.V2 wallet
preparation ↗
Hardened the testnet native payout driver with durable wallet
reservations, a fee-inclusive daily cap, a retained balance floor and wallet-wide
uncertain-send holds. Sixteen Python tests passed; two pre-signing balance-parser
timeouts were reconciled and corrected, and the clean local-EVM/real-native-testnet
payout completed with separate verification and zero escrow. No production sending or
V2 activation. Documentation remains local.Payout
readiness ↗
Activated automatic Tap v2 claims on AWS. The worker checks credited
ETH about every minute, applies minimum-credit and gas limits, and forwards through
the fixed 60/25/15 Foundry split. First automated pull confirmed 0.0631411 ETH
distributed. It does not invoke Pons conversion, buy ZEC, fund LP or activate V2.
Documentation pending publication.First automatic Tap claim ↗
Built a local mainnet payout verifier covering exact outputs, actual
fees, inclusion and ten confirmations across two regional endpoints. Read-only
verification found 2.68407759 ZEC delivered by the recorded reserve purchase, 0.00007
above the service report. Production sending remains disabled; no attestation, mint or
activation. Documentation pending publication.Native
receipt reconciliation ↗
Owner assigned the separate r4 guardian. Independent runtime, role
and pause checks passed at block 61,397,159; V2 remains paused with zero supply and
escrow. No mint, migration or liquidity funding. Production payout and market gates
remain open. Documentation updated locally, pending publication.Guardian assignment receipt ↗
Prepared an owner-signed r4 guardian assignment command with
pinned-runtime and paused-state checks, a gas cap and durable pre-broadcast
transaction identity. Dry run passed; owner signature remains pending. Separate
phone-wallet seed confirmed, but no automated payout connection or activation. Local
preparation; not published.V2 guardian preparation ↗
Built local combined V1/r4 reserve reconciliation with conservative
refusal cases and prepared an unsigned guardian assignment. Fresh r4 runtime/pause
verification passed; no role assignment, attestation, mint, migration or liquidity
funding sent. Production payout binding, independent custody and market readiness
remain gates. Documentation pending publication.V2 preparation safeguards ↗
Completed a 1.2 ETH reserve purchase through Relay and NEAR 1Click,
delivering 2.68400759 native ZEC with confirmation recorded. No attestation, mint or
V2 activation performed by this purchase. Reworked the ledger to lead with distributed
fees and cumulative 60/25/15 funding allocations; pending fees remain secondary and
old escrow history stays documented.Reserve
purchase and fee accounting ↗
Added a terminal-only encrypted reserve-key import command and 1.2
ETH per-purchase/rolling-day limits. Incomplete history blocks a new purchase;
journals are flushed before broadcast. Local tests passed. No key imported, funds
spent or unattended service enabled.Reserve
conversion limits ↗
Hardened the local ETH-to-native-ZEC conversion script: replaced
percentage gas holdback with a bounded allowance, recorded transaction hashes before
broadcast and required native reserve confirmations before completion. Quote ranking
has unit coverage; multi-provider execution and unattended signing remain unfinished.
No purchase or deployment.Reserve
automation preparation ↗
Prepared a 1.2 ETH reserve-purchase quote to the existing native ZEC
reserve while retaining the separate liquidity allocation. No purchase was signed or
executed. The Foundry remains 60/25/15; V2 remains paused and unfunded.Reserve purchase preparation ↗
Created mainnet zZEC V2 r4 paused at 0x1955…3A25. Independent
verification matched the complete reviewed 18,693-byte runtime and confirmed zero
supply, zero escrow, matching roles and paused mint/migration paths. Older deployments
remain paused. Guardian remains owner; custody, production payout, reconciliation and
new-market gates remain. No activation or liquidity funding.Paused r4 deployment ↗
Connected the testnet native driver to the ops transport and
independently decoded the real payout fee. A combined local-EVM/native-testnet
exercise retained unresolved intent after a path-alias mismatch without sending again;
recovery verification completed and the separate verifier settled the same payment
without another native send. A clean local-EVM/real-native-testnet run also passed.
Paused r4 create dry run passed. The proposed cofounder address matches recovery, not
guardian; custody remains unconfirmed. No mainnet deployment, activation or
funding.Native adapter and custody gates ↗
Built a testnet-only native payout driver with fee inspection before
signing, durable transaction evidence before broadcast and an exclusive
rehearsal-wallet lock. Nine driver tests pass. Isolated testnet faucet funding was
received and a real 0.01 test ZEC driver payment broadcast after checking its fee.
Confirmation and the full settlement rehearsal remain pending. Mainnet use is disabled
in the driver. No reserve spend, deployment or activation.Native payout release gates ↗
Rehearsed a separate V2 Furnace/hook/pool against real v4
infrastructure on a local fork: buys, sells, slippage rejection, fee-to-ZEAL burn, fee
collection and LP withdrawal passed. Built a durable-intent V2 payout coordinator and
EVM adapter with separate-role local-node testing. Native payments in that adapter
test were modeled; production wallet integration remains gated. Refreshed reserve
observations without moving funds. No mainnet activation or funding.V2 rehearsal and payout gates ↗
Expanded local zZEC V2 readiness testing with exact runtime matching,
pause-specific deployment checks, native reserve fault scenarios and actual V1
migration on a local mainnet fork at block 61,317,395. The fork preserves combined
liabilities and rejects repeated settlement; its native references are synthetic.
Current Solidity is unchanged. Mainnet r4 creation, custody confirmation, production
payout integration and the new market remain activation gates. No funds moved and V1
remains public.V2 readiness and remaining gates ↗
Pons converted accumulated ZEAL-denominated fees and credited
4.618428039464363737 ETH to Tap v2. A permissionless pull confirmed at mainnet block
61,307,962 and routed the complete new credit through the immutable Foundry split:
2.771056823678618243 ETH reserve, 1.154607009866090934 ETH liquidity, and
0.692764205919654560 ETH operations. Tap escrow is cleared. The earlier
15.584690486596283445 ETH legacy Foundry credit remains stranded. This event is not a
ZEAL buyback.Pons fee pull ↗
Deployed and exercised testnet ETH/Test USD routes, atomic instant
launch-and-buy, and full-fill limit buys/sells. Verified real testnet receipts after
contract and fork checks. Existing TP/SL orders and balanced fees remain intact.
Published on the public testnet app; faucet Test USD is not USDC. No production
reserve or Tap changes.Trading
upgrade evidence ↗
Stood up current-source zZEC V2 on Robinhood Chain testnet at
0x0087aaFfDa2A683156b10b91E8a539d956Fcd636 (r5, runtime 18,693 bytes), including the
Opus M1 bound so a dust report can debit at most amount plus twice that amount. After
commitPayout, the desk sent 0.01 real test ZEC (txid
15ac90138dadbf492ffb9b494902843af06369d6fb53301369e22f3fe25e8d2d, 10,000-zat fee,
three confirmations), then reportPayout and confirmPayout fulfilled request 1. Testnet
r4 remains the older synthetic-txid exercise and was not overwritten. Mainnet r3 at
0x5593…917B is pre-M1 bytecode, stays minting-paused with supply 0, and was not
unpaused. V1 remains the public token. This proves the commit-then-broadcast desk path
on current source. It is not activation. Owner, guardian and recovery are still the
same person on mainnet. A bridge-security review and honest custody remain required
before any mainnet unpause.Testnet r5 native payout ↗
Built a testnet visitor-feedback follow-up locally: confirmed
launches navigate to their market, My launches filters by connected creator before
pagination, banner visibility persists, and optional automatic quotes retain minimum
output, expiry and wallet confirmations. Verified sample testnet position 3760 is
locked and has compounded liquidity; clarified that the 0.3% LP fee is collected and
reinvested by a transaction, not automatically on each swap. Added optional first-buy
preparation with separate wallet confirmation and recovery after reload. Twelve
Chrome/WebKit checks passed. Isolated preview deployed, but its database environment
is unconfigured; public testnet not promoted. No fee parameters or production
contracts changed.Read
the feedback follow-up ↗
A fourth independent post-r3 review still refused unpause and
reproduced a dust-report path: one report can debit amount plus twice the stamped fee
cap, so 1 zatoshi of escrow can take 0.1 ZEC of headroom at the fee ceiling. That is
not a steal and attest clears it. The desk must not pay dust. A tighter bound belongs
in any activation create; this is not a reason to write r4 today. A 1-zatoshi gift can
front-run one pending dust-exit amount; the holder can still redeem the new full
balance. r3 stays paused.Read the review follow-up ↗
A third independent post-r3 review of the current zZEC V2 source also
found no unprivileged theft path, no skipped commit, no in-flight clock move, and no
settle-only mint headroom. Unpause is still refused on custody and the
EVM-cannot-see-Zcash limit. One more review is still running. r3 stays
paused.Read the review follow-up ↗
A second independent post-r3 review of the current zZEC V2 source
also found no unprivileged theft path and no reason to write new bytecode. It named
the pause-cap composition now written in the docs: each halt stage saturates at seven
days on its own, so stacked halts can defer a claimed path to Disputed by about
twenty-eight days, while unreported Open escrow still exits within fourteen. A plain
transfer into the contract freezes tokens and does not change totalEscrowed. Unpause
is still refused: owner, guardian and recovery are the same person, and no native
Zcash payout has been proven on this bytecode. Two more reviews are still running. r3
stays paused.Read the review follow-up ↗
Expanded local testing of the current zZEC V2 source after the paused
r3 create. Added 13 adversarial cases (commit kills cancel and reclaim, stamped
clocks, settle does not open mint room, halt still lets holders request and cancel).
Fuzz now runs 12 seeds and includes settleExternalLiability. Mutation harness killed
40 of 40 guards. A first independent post-r3 review of hash 6dbe4718… found no new
bytecode defect and still refused unpause: payment validity is externally trusted, and
owner, guardian and recovery remain the same person. Three more independent reviews
are still running. r3 stays paused. V1 remains the public token.Read the test follow-up ↗
Created the current-source zZEC V2 on Robinhood Chain mainnet at
0x5593aD53e67674fBFFB604b5448D753c3057917B. Runtime is 18,677 bytes, larger than r2's
18,232. Constructor binds live V1, reserve t1Ujk…nJTw, and recovery 0x8338…e80f.
Minting is paused, supply is 0, settlement is unpaused, commit window max is one day.
Live views match the manifest. migrate and mint revert. r2 at 0xb633…4B2E and the old
canary at 0xC7e7…D043 stay paused and empty. V1 minting stays paused and remains the
public token. This is not activation. Unpausing would let every V1 holder migrate.
Recovery and owner are the same person. No attestation, hook, pool, or public
migration UI.Mainnet r3 create ↗
A second contrary review of the current zZEC V2 source also found no
unprivileged theft path and no bytecode reason to block a paused create. It named two
accepted reporter-key limits now written in the docs: commit can freeze every Open
request into Disputed at zero cost, and an unpaid Disputed request can be
late-reported forever for one extra delay plus a debit. A burn proposal with no
recorded payout now reverts immediately. Mainnet r2 and testnet r4 do not include this
source. Do not unpause r2. This is not a new mainnet create.Read the review follow-up ↗
A contrary review of the current zZEC V2 source found no unprivileged
theft path and no reason to block a paused create. It found one Low: commitWindow was
readable live up to two days, so an owner raise plus a last-second commit could put
confirmDeadline about a day past the advertised seven-day figure. Source now caps the
commit window at one day. Local tests cover the old stretch. Mainnet r2 and testnet r4
do not include this. Do not unpause r2. A second review is still running. This is not
a new mainnet create.Read the review follow-up ↗
Made the zZEC V2 payout path match the intended desk rule:
reportPayout now rejects Open, so the reporter must commit on Robinhood Chain before
the EVM will accept a txid. Also added settleExternalLiability so an attestor can
close a paid external IOU without quietly lowering the figure in attest; the settled
amount hits the paid-out debit and the next attest must match it. Local tests cover
both. Mainnet r2 and testnet r4 do not include this. Do not unpause r2. Paying ZEC
before commit is still an ops fault the EVM cannot see.Read the
settlement status ↗
Kept fixing zZEC V2 source after the contrary reviews. A later
fee-cap cut can no longer force an under-debited report; a second resolve proposal
cannot reset the seven-day delay; attest rejects a huge expected V1 supply and cannot
lower a carried external liability; confirm and commit windows must still fit inside
the Open cutoff; and a reported request no longer advertises a reclaim date. Local
tests cover those paths. Mainnet r2 and testnet r4 do not include them. Do not unpause
r2. Owner, guardian and recovery are still the same person. No native Zcash payout has
been proven on this bytecode.Read the review follow-up ↗
A second contrary review agreed there is no unprivileged theft path
and still refused activation while one person holds owner, guardian and recovery. It
confirmed the late-report/queued-return hole and found another: a legal commit near
the Open cutoff made an honest payout unreportable until Disputed. Source now lets a
committed request report until its commit deadline, and the verifier can still
confirm. Three source fixes are local-tested only. Mainnet r2 and testnet r4 do not
include them. Do not unpause r2.Read the review follow-up ↗
A contrary review of the current zZEC V2 source found no critical
bytecode bug and refused activation while owner, guardian and recovery are the same
person. It also found a real hole: a late payout report did not cancel a queued
return, so a holder who already received ZEC could still get zZEC back. Source now
deletes that proposal on report and seeds the V1 supply at construction so a burn
between create and first attest cannot vanish. Those two fixes are local tests only.
Mainnet r2 at 0xb633…4B2E and testnet r4 do not include them. Do not unpause r2 onto
the older copy.Read the review follow-up ↗
Created the recovery-bytecode zZEC V2 on Robinhood Chain mainnet at
0xb6338e8DFa16CD18f682C6737a58DCc9773E4B2E. Runtime is 18,232 bytes, matching testnet
r4. Constructor binds live V1, reserve t1Ujk…nJTw, and recovery 0x8338…e80f. Minting
is paused, supply is 0, settlement is unpaused. Live views match the manifest. migrate
and mint revert. The old canary at 0xC7e7…D043 stays paused and empty. V1 minting
stays paused and its reserve still covers supply. This is not activation. Unpausing
would let every V1 holder migrate. Recovery and owner are the same person. No
attestation, hook, pool, or public migration UI.Mainnet r2 create ↗
Deployed the recovery-bytecode zZEC V2 to Robinhood Chain testnet at
0x02F214a77d5ce5162276b9e662Cd00d23588811B (r4, runtime 18,232 bytes) with a distinct
recovery role. Minting was unpaused on testnet only, 0.01 migrated, then 47 live EVM
cases passed: holder cancel returned escrow, commit blocked cancel and reclaim,
commit-then-synthetic-report-then-confirm burned, report-from-Open still worked,
settlement halt blocked commit and report, and stranger recovery calls reverted.
Request 4 is left Committed (dispute clock 2026-09-13 03:16 UTC). Request 5 is left
Open for the seven-day reclaim (2026-09-19 03:16 UTC). Report/confirm used labeled
synthetic txids — no native test ZEC moved. Older testnet instances including
0xb393…67c3 are superseded. The mainnet canary at 0xC7e7…D043 is still the older
17,100-byte bytecode, stays minting-paused with zero supply, and was not unpaused. V1
remains the public zZEC. Public docs in this repo are updated; zealtoken.com does not
change until publish.Testnet r4 contract ↗
Built the custom optimistic zZEC V2 settlement in source: reporter
commit before broadcast, Disputed instead of reclaim after a claimed pay, delayed
recovery burn or return, and a reusable halt that no longer dies after seven lifetime
days. Local tests cover the existing suite plus recovery paths and a separate
native-reserve model, including the Codex H1/H2 cases. This is not deployed and not
activated. The mainnet canary at 0xC7e7…D043 is older bytecode and stays
minting-paused with zero supply. A replacement create still needs a distinct recovery
key and a review of this source before anyone treats it as live.Read the settlement status ↗
Expanded the zZEC V2 settlement design after a second review pass,
still without writing replacement bytecode. The proposal is a small custom optimistic
settlement: the reporter commits on the EVM before broadcasting Zcash, a missed
confirm or a commit with no report becomes Disputed rather than reclaim, and recovery
plus owner resolve burn or return after a seven-day public delay. A reusable halt
replaces the lifetime seven-day pause fuse; Open escrow still cannot be pause-trapped
past a per-request cap. The writeup names what this model cannot guarantee — including
that distinct role addresses are not independent custody, that a timeout does not
prove a payment failed, and that paying an Open request is an ops fault the contract
cannot see. UMA, HTLCs and a Zcash light client are compared and rejected for this
replacement. The canary at 0xC7e7…D043 stays minting-paused with zero supply. A
bridge-security specialist review is required before any production
activation.Read the settlement design ↗
Wrote the complete proposed zZEC V2 redemption and recovery rules
before any further contract work. After a payout is reported, a missed verifier
deadline would move the request to Disputed instead of unlocking reclaim; an
independent recovery proposer and the owner would then choose burn or return after a
seven-day public delay, with the guardian able to cancel. A reusable emergency halt
would replace the lifetime seven-day settlement-pause fuse. The written tradeoffs
include false-report burns, return after a real pay, and Disputed escrow that can sit
forever if recovery signers are unavailable. This is design only: the mainnet canary
at 0xC7e7…D043 stays minting-paused with zero supply, V1 remains the public token, and
no replacement bytecode is written or deployed until those tradeoffs are
accepted.Read the proposed recovery rules ↗
Executed the Pons creator-fee recipient change to ZealTapV2. The hook
creator is now 0x9F5b…bB47. The queued proposal is cleared. A dry-run of tap.sweep(0,
0) still reverts while the hook holds about 3.37 ETH plus 9.66 million ZEAL that need
Pons conversion; tap.pull() reverts NothingToPull because Tap escrow is still 0. The
15.58 ETH credited under the Foundry remains stranded. This activates the route for
later sweeps. It does not move the old escrow or add liquidity.Pons recipient execute ↗
Deployed a paused zZEC V2 canary on Robinhood Chain mainnet at
0xC7e7b61E1b470A5f9f23063bfE52CDCe54AAD043. Runtime is 17,100 bytes, the same size as
the current testnet rehearsal. Constructor binds the live V1 token and the public
reserve t1Ujk…nJTw. Minting is paused, supply is 0, settlement is unpaused, and the
confirm window is 3 days. This is not activation: migrate and mint revert until a
separate owner unpause, which would let any V1 holder move in. The 0.50%/0.25% hook
and pool are not deployed. V1 remains the public zZEC and its minting pause is
unchanged.Mainnet canary deploy ↗
Exercised the current-bytecode testnet V2 at
0xb3935146AEec199AeCB7cb88925Df1eae59c67c3 through the live EVM paths: raising
confirmWindow left an in-flight cutoff in place and the later report still used the
stamped 3-day window; settlement pause blocked report; synthetic report then confirm
burned 0.01 escrow and debited 1,010,000 zats; a 0.004 dust mint redeemed as a
full-balance escape; minting pause blocked mint and migrate; role and reserve
proposals reverted if committed early and were cancelled; attestation age and
redemption limits were changed and restored. 57 cases passed. Report/confirm used a
labeled synthetic txid — no native test ZEC moved. Request 3 (0.01) is open for the
seven-day reclaim (2026-09-19 00:39 UTC). The 0.50%/0.25% market hook is still not
deployed. Mainnet V2 does not exist.Synthetic report on r3 ↗
Deployed the current zZEC V2 bytecode to Robinhood Chain testnet at
0xb3935146AEec199AeCB7cb88925Df1eae59c67c3 and verified the source. Runtime is 17,100
bytes and confirmWindow() reads 3 days. Minting was unpaused, the attestor posted
28,415,000 zats of test reserve plus 1,000,000 zats of external liability for leftover
escrow on the two older instances, 0.01 test zZEC migrated 1:1, and the full 0.01 sits
in request #1 without reducing supply. requestRedeem(0) and immediate reclaim revert.
Native payout, report, confirm and the seven-day reclaim are not done; reclaim opens
2026-09-19 00:33:17 UTC and the payout size is 0.01 test ZEC, matching the constructor
dust floor. Older instances 0x5f48…4690 and 0x6C35…27ba are superseded. The 0.50% LP /
0.25% Furnace market is still not on chain. Mainnet V2 does not exist.Verified r3 testnet contract ↗
Closed two sibling-site defects on the zZEC V2 review branch and
locked the replacement-market fee policy at 0.50% to liquidity providers plus 0.25% to
the Furnace for ZEAL buybacks and burns (0.75% headline). reportPayout now
reconstructs the confirm window stamped at request time, so setConfirmWindow cannot
push an in-flight reclaim past the advertised seven days. requestRedeem now rejects a
zero amount, matching mint and migrate, so a zero-balance caller cannot open empty
redemptions. Both cases have guard tests and mutation anchors. Stale 0.20% Furnace
copy in the design doc, architecture note, README and operator handoff was aligned to
the committed 50/25/75 policy file. This is source only: mainnet V2, its hook and its
pool are not deployed, today’s live market remains 0.30% LP plus 0.70% Furnace, and a
human auditor has not reviewed the current bytecode.Review the V2 market policy ↗
Raised the predeployment zZEC V2 Furnace share from 0.20% to 0.25%,
giving a policy of 0.50% to liquidity providers plus 0.25% to the Furnace for a 0.75%
headline trading fee. Liquidity providers keep the same 0.50% rate, which is 67% more
per dollar of eligible volume than the current pool’s 0.30%, while every trade now
contributes more to ZEAL buybacks and burns. The total trader hurdle remains below the
current market’s 1.00%. The machine-checked policy file and the hook unit test were
both updated and now fail if these values drift; the hook test asserts 250 zats taken
from a 100,000 output leg. Wrapping and redemption still add no protocol fee and the
immutable Foundry split is unchanged at 60% reserve, 25% liquidity and 15% operations.
This is predeployment policy only: the V2 token, its new hook and its replacement pool
are not deployed or activated, and today’s market fee is unchanged. A higher total fee
can reduce the trading and arbitrage volume it is charged on, so the effect on Furnace
revenue is not simply proportional.Review the V2 market policy ↗
Completed an independent review of the escrow-first zZEC V2 source
and repaired every finding in code. The review examined commit 065d7ab and returned 29
findings — 2 critical, 3 high, 6 medium, 12 low and 6 informational — with 21
supported by executed proof-of-concept tests, and a verdict of do not deploy. The
first critical defect was that confirming a payout burned redemption escrow without
recording that native ZEC had left the reserve, so each fulfilled redemption reopened
issuance headroom equal to the payout until the next attestation while the coverage
view still read 100%; reproduced at the dated mainnet figures, one ordinary redemption
turned 453,314 zats of designed capacity into 100,453,314. The second was that the
constructor accepted a zero legacy-token address, permanently deleting the legacy
liability term in an immutable field. The contract now debits usable reserve when a
payout is reported, separates the verifier deadline from the holder reclaim unlock so
a real payout that misses confirmation is no longer unrecoverable, adds a settlement
pause and an independent guardian that can only pause, binds each report and
confirmation to its request in calldata, requires attestations to state the legacy
supply they read and to carry unreconciled legacy falls forward as external liability,
replaces a strict legacy-supply equality that any holder could use to halt issuance
with a conservative floor, disables ownership renunciation, expires stale role
proposals and is born paused. The contract suite is 172 passing with a named
regression test for every finding. This is source only and it is an independent
review, not an audit: nothing is deployed, the testnet instance still runs the
reviewed pre-fix code, and the completed rehearsal and pending seven-day reclaim now
describe superseded code and must be repeated on a redeployed testnet instance.
Mainnet V2 does not exist and mainnet minting remains paused.Read the review outcome ↗
Revised the predeployment zZEC V2 market policy after reviewing the
need for deeper external liquidity. The replacement pool now specifies 0.50% for
liquidity providers plus 0.20% to the Furnace, for a 0.70% headline trading fee. That
raises the LP rate by 67% per dollar of eligible volume compared with the current pool
while keeping the total below its existing 1.00% fee and preserving a ZEAL
buyback-and-burn contribution on every trade. The machine-checked policy and hook test
now require the 0.50% pool tier. This does not guarantee provider earnings, deploy a
pool or change today’s market; actual returns still depend on volume, active range,
position share and price movement.Review the revised V2 market policy ↗
Fixed the reviewed predeployment fee policy for the future zZEC V2 /
native ETH market at 0.30% to liquidity providers plus 0.20% to the Furnace, reducing
the headline trading fee from the current market’s 1.00% to 0.50% while keeping ZEAL
buybacks and burns in every trade. Wrapping and redemption add no protocol fee; actual
disclosed Zcash network fees can still apply to native payouts. The existing immutable
Foundry split remains 60% reserve, 25% protocol-owned liquidity and 15% operations. A
machine-checked policy file and hook unit test now prevent those values from drifting
unnoticed. This is built and tested deployment policy only: zZEC V2, its new hook and
its replacement mainnet pool are not deployed or activated, and the current market fee
is unchanged.Review the V2 market fee policy ↗
Built a repository assurance layer so deployment and security claims
can be checked without relying on marketing copy. The root status matrix now separates
production, public testnet, tested and pending systems. New architecture,
threat-model, security-policy, evidence, contribution and release documents state
cross-chain trust, legacy redemption risk, privacy limits and missing evidence. CI now
includes site unit checks, the complete contract suite, operator tests and a Chromium
interface smoke suite. Separate read-only automation verifies production chain
identity, deployed bytecode, Furnace and hook wiring, RedemptionDesk wiring, zZEC
recorded coverage and completed Furnace burns every day; a weekly local fork exercises
the launchpad lifecycle against public Robinhood Chain state. A new model-based zZEC
V2 test checks supply, escrow and liability conservation through repeated fulfilled
and reclaimed redemptions. Generated Python caches are removed from source control and
dependency update review is configured. During the review, public chain reads
confirmed the Furnace at 10 burns and 208,393.993067538169230611 ZEAL removed, while
legacy zZEC issuance remains paused. This release changes repository checks and
documentation only; it deploys no contract and moves no funds.Review the assurance model ↗
Released batched shielded withdrawal execution for the public test
lab. After three confirmations of each fixed 0.005 test-zZEC lock, the worker selects
the oldest requests and groups up to eight equal Orchard payouts into one FullPrivacy
Zcash transaction. A batch starts with two ready requests; a lone request has a
30-minute maximum batching wait. The complete request set, destinations, amounts and
encrypted memos are bound to one PCZT. Prepared, proven, signed and extracted
artifacts are persisted before broadcast, the existing 10,000-zat native fee cap is
enforced and unresolved bytes are recovered instead of replaced. Every request shares
the batch transaction ID, while every EVM lock and native output is independently
rechecked. The interface reports batch size or remaining wait. Niney-four shielded
backend checks, 16 Chrome and Safari client checks, ops typechecking and the
production build passed. The live worker had no pending withdrawals at activation, so
a real multi-recipient public-testnet payout remains to be observed. ZEAL can still
associate each private destination with its request, EVM activity remains public and
production zZEC redemption is unchanged.Try batched
shielded withdrawals ↗
Deployed a source-verified testnet contract for noncustodial
take-profit and stop-loss sell orders on current-generation zealz.fun markets. Users
approve and commit an amount while keeping tokens in their own wallet until a live
full-order quote reaches the recorded trigger. Execution enforces a separate minimum
output and sends all test zZEC directly to the owner; executors receive no fee and
cannot change the recipient. Owners can cancel before execution and elapsed orders can
be expired. The existing minute worker scans a bounded rotating set under its signer
lock, statically verifies executable orders and records each hash before waiting. A
final public smoke test created an order without transferring tokens, cancelled it and
revoked the remaining allowance. Seven focused contract tests and six Chrome and
Safari worker or responsive interface checks passed. Execution remains best effort,
original-generation markets are excluded and no production order system is
released.Verified TP / SL testnet contract ↗
Deployed the escrow-first zZEC V2 contract to Robinhood Chain testnet
with verified source and four distinct operating-role accounts. The rehearsal used a
dedicated 0.02 synthetic legacy test token, migrated 0.01 test zZEC 1:1 and kept a
destination-bound 0.005 redemption in escrow and total supply while the native payment
was pending. After three Zcash testnet confirmations, the payout reporter recorded the
native transaction, the attestor recorded the reserve decrease from 28,925,000 to
28,415,000 zats, and a separate verifier burned the 500,000-zat escrow. The decrease
reconciles to the payout plus a capped 10,000-zat network fee. One setup-only request
remains escrowed for the seven-day reclaim exercise. All 138 contract tests and 80
shielded operations checks pass. A read-only mainnet snapshot at block 60,259,482
reconciled 6.42310569 ZEC, 6.41657255 legacy zZEC and a 0.002 ZEC external redemption
liability, leaving 0.00453314 ZEC of unused capacity. This is testnet evidence;
independent review, timed reclaim, a fresh production reconciliation, mainnet
deployment and liquidity migration remain incomplete. Mainnet minting remains
paused.Verified V2 testnet contract ↗
Paused minting on the existing zZEC contract while the wrapper
upgrade is prepared. The public wrap interface now shows a short upgrade state and
cannot create or display new deposit instructions. Existing zZEC remains transferable
and redemption remains available. The pause was confirmed on Robinhood Chain at block
60,252,004.Mint pause transaction ↗
Built and locally tested the zZEC V2 contract to remove the original
direct burn-before-payment redemption path. Redemption requests now remain in contract
escrow and in total supply until a payout reporter records a native Zcash transaction
and a separate verifier confirms it. Ignored requests can be reclaimed after seven
days; reported but unverified requests can be reclaimed after one day. Zcash
transaction IDs cannot be reused. V2 checkpoints active legacy supply, counts explicit
external liabilities against reserve backing and blocks normal minting after an
unreconciled legacy supply change. Atomic migration permanently locks legacy zZEC and
issues the same amount of V2 without reducing aggregate backing liability. The
emergency pause covers normal issuance and migration, and attestation values are
bounded by the Zcash monetary limit. Eleven focused adversarial contract checks passed
within the 138-test passing contract suite. The contract is not deployed or activated.
Independent review, public testnet exercises, separate signer control and exact
reserve reconciliation remain deployment gates.V2
redemption design ↗
Added shielded creator payouts to the public test lab. The service
derives eligibility from finalized creator-fee events for markets launched by the
requesting wallet, excludes creator-self trades and known simulation or operator
wallets, limits the beta to one completed payout per creator wallet and rejects faucet
balances as proof of earnings. A creator signs a separate destination-bound intent and
permanently locks exactly 0.005 test zZEC before the worker can pay 0.005 test ZEC to
an Orchard address. Native payments use a separately funded, capped testnet incentive
account that is excluded from zZEC reserve backing. The current factory, hook,
deployed code hashes, chain genesis and event range are pinned. A confirmed
independent-wallet trade earned 0.006 test zZEC from a 0.5% creator split. The first
complete proof locked 0.005 test zZEC and paid 0.005 test ZEC after three
confirmations. The incentive account retained 990,000 confirmed zats. All 80 shielded
backend checks, 12 Chrome and Safari client checks, ops typechecking and both
production builds passed. Production creator payouts remain disabled.Verified creator payout ↗
Completed the first shielded test ZEC withdrawal across both public
testnets and released the public interface. Only test zZEC credited through verified
reusable shielded account funding is eligible; freely issued faucet tokens and
launch-purpose credits cannot claim native test ZEC. A wallet signs an
Orchard-destination hash, permanently locks exactly 0.005 test zZEC in the fixed
testnet contract and waits for three Robinhood Chain confirmations. The worker then
verifies the exact lock, reserve coverage and a capped native fee before paying
exactly 0.005 test ZEC to the shielded address. The end-to-end trial verified a fresh
deposit, reserve consolidation, test credit, EVM lock and three-confirmation native
payout. The reserve retained 29,435,000 confirmed zats against 9,990,000 zats of
remaining verified test-credit liability. The live run found and fixed missing PCZT
read permissions and spent-note fallback context before release; the saved payout
bytes were matched, proven absent from the node mempool and broadcast once without
creating a replacement plan. The contract tests, all 76 shielded backend checks, ten
Chrome and Safari client checks, ops typechecking and both production builds passed.
Production ZEC and production zZEC redemption remain disabled.Verified withdrawal lock ↗
Completed the AWS rollout of planned-change alert routing after
finding that the worker still had the previous health runner. The exact reviewed Pons
recipient proposal is now tracked as scheduled maintenance and the exact reviewed zZEC
minter proposal as ready for review; neither was activated. Unknown addresses or
schedules remain urgent. The ordinary cloud alert channel recovered, the LP
reinvestment service is healthy and its hourly timer remains active. A prior 403 run
had already succeeded on retry and moved no funds because the estimated transaction
cost exceeded its 2% limit. This monitoring change did not alter roles, signing,
custody, transaction limits or balances.monitoring status ↗
Added reusable shielded account funding to the public test lab. A
connected wallet signs a dedicated account intent, sends exactly 0.005 test ZEC to a
unique Orchard-only route and receives 0.005 test zZEC after three confirmations,
reserve settlement and the existing backing-gated credit. The balance can then fund
normal Robinhood Chain testnet launches and trades. Launch and account intents use
separate signed purposes and status authorizations. Recovered Zallet scanning from an
older invalid-UTF-8 settlement memo by discovering unspent routes and reverifying
known deposits individually. The live worker returned idle, all 73 shielded checks and
both builds passed, and the test credit lab was replenished to 1 test zZEC from its
public faucet allowance. ZEAL can see the deposit-to-wallet mapping, EVM activity
remains public, and production ZEC remains disabled.Try shielded
account funding ↗
Published a shareable proof page for the first shielded Zcash funded
launch. It connects the shielded Zcash deposit and reserve settlement with the
Robinhood Chain test-zZEC credit, token launch and locked liquidity position in one
plain-language receipt. Each step links to its public explorer evidence. The page
states that Zcash hides the sender and shielded amount, so the receiver verifies that
private match; the credit contract remains operator controlled, Robinhood Chain
activity is public and production remains disabled. The SHLD market links back to the
receipt. Four focused browser and data checks, including phone overflow, passed with
the production build.View shielded launch proof ↗
Added persistent test-asset access throughout the launchpad.
Connected users can get test zZEC from the overview, launch checklist and buy ticket
instead of hunting for the claim action. Test ETH has a separate faucet link, and the
interface explains that test zZEC funds launches and trades while test ETH pays
Robinhood Chain testnet network fees. The existing 100 test-zZEC hourly contract
limit, wallet approval and gas checks remain unchanged. The production build and
focused wallet-onboarding browser checks passed. This affects free public-testnet
assets only.Get test assets ↗
Completed the first end-to-end shielded test ZEC funded token launch
across both public testnets. A faucet sent 0.1 TAZ to an isolated funding account;
after its network fee, 9,990,000 zats reached the creator-bound route and received
three canonical confirmations. A persisted PCZT moved 9,980,000 zats into the
dedicated reserve, the backing-gated credit contract issued exactly 9,990,000 test
zZEC to the same retained creator, and that creator approved and launched Shielded
Zebra through the balanced-fee factory. The final runner verified the Zcash
settlement, Robinhood testnet credit and launch receipts, exact factory registry
values, zero launched-token balances at the creator and factory, and locked position
3923. Zallet rejected listing the raw binary settlement memo after mining; execution
stopped before credit, then resumed through a pinned recovery that excludes only the
verified outgoing consolidation block. Future runner memos are valid text bytes. The
139-test ops suite and typecheck passed. Production and mainnet ZEC remain
disabled.Verified shielded launch ↗
Replenished the public testnet settlement worker with 0.0007 test ETH
after its balance crossed the 0.002 refill threshold. Chain 46630, the fixed sender
and recipient, matching latest and pending sender nonces, the sender retention floor
and the final receipt were verified. The worker finished with 0.00247047898 test ETH;
the project test deployment wallet retained 0.00104637167 test ETH. An initial signed
transaction was rejected by the RPC before admission because its gas limit was below
the chain intrinsic requirement; that hash was checked as absent, recorded as rejected
and replaced once with an estimated-gas transaction. No production or reserve funds
were used.Testnet refill receipt ↗
Released shielded test ZEC launch funding as a public testnet beta. A
creator signs the exact token draft, receives a unique Orchard-only Zcash testnet
address and sends exactly 0.005 test ZEC. The receiver requires three canonical
confirmations; an automatic local operator consolidates the complete deposit into the
dedicated test reserve and credits the same creator through the pre-funded Robinhood
Chain testnet credit contract before the normal creator-signed launch can proceed. The
public receiver is rate limited, origin restricted and exposed through an encrypted
tunnel; its wallet RPC remains loopback-only with a read allowlist. The interface
invalidates routes when the wallet or draft changes and never accepts mainnet ZEC.
Production deposits remain disabled. The deployed receiver health check, a signed
public route creation, six focused browser checks, all 72 shielded backend checks, ops
typechecking and the production build passed. No public user deposit or public
shielded launch has completed yet.Try
shielded testnet funding ↗
Consolidated the verified 0.1 TAZ shielded deposit into a dedicated
public-testnet reserve and separately funded its network-fee shortfall. Deployed and
pre-funded an operator-trusted test-credit lab on Robinhood Chain testnet with pinned
network, code, token and receipt checks. Verified its live bindings, funded the
retained creator with test gas and prepared restart-safe settlement, credit and launch
runners. Exact RPC-origin and route-binding checks bring the ops suite to 139 passing
tests. The final runner pins factory, locker and position-manager code, verifies the
exact launch parameters, empty creator/factory token balances and locked position,
then writes a public receipt manifest only after all native and EVM evidence rebinds.
A live preflight passed every chain and contract binding before stopping at the
missing-credit gate without signing. The creator deposit is waiting on the faucet
cooldown, so no credit or launch has executed and public deposits remain
disabled.Shielded testnet settlement ↗
Extended shielded transaction planning and reserve reads to
explicitly pinned public testnet. Upgraded an isolated wallet copy to support fee
inspection and verified an encrypted recovery backup. All 70 backend checks passed.
New-account scanning still blocks live consolidation; no payment, credit or launch was
executed and public access remains disabled.Shielded settlement preparation ↗
Built a read-only shielded-launch handoff validator for the original
intent, exact draft, confirmed deposit and fresh creator signature. All 67 backend
tests passed. Credit integration remains unfinished; the first receiving-only test
signer cannot sign a launch. Public activation remains disabled.Shielded launch progress ↗
Verified a faucet-funded 0.1 TAZ shielded deposit against a locally
signed funding intent on public Zcash testnet. Our wallet and node checked the exact
Ironwood output and at least three canonical confirmations. Receiving passed; credit,
consolidation, mobile-wallet signing and launch execution were not performed. Public
funding remains disabled.Testnet deposit receipt ↗
Prepared an isolated shielded-launch public-testnet receiver account
after the Zcash testnet node reached its tip. All 66 backend checks and the operator
typecheck passed. Wallet account scanning and a public-testnet deposit are not yet
verified. No public funding or launch activation.Shielded launch status ↗
Published a horizontal trending-rail update with slow movement, side
arrows, a pause control and a fixed sort heading. Interaction pauses movement and
reduced-motion settings disable autoplay. Existing market data is unchanged.
Production build passed and the update is deployed to the public test lab.Trending navigation ↗
Activated keeper peg-priority trading on the AWS operator. Corrective
buys and sells may now cross the preferred 35–65% inventory mix while the 0.1 ETH
per-pass cap, fair-value output floor, fresh quote and balance checks, gas allowance
and three-trade absolute reserves remain enforced. The live trigger is 1% and target
0.2%. A blocked correction or keeper outage during an out-of-band state now creates an
immediate, prominent email alert with the last observed gap and public inventory.
Seventy-four operator tests and six alert-policy tests passed. The pool was already
within the band at activation, so no unnecessary transaction was sent.keeper safeguards ↗
Expanded the public testnet volume selector from three periods to
six: 5 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours, 24 hours, 7 days and all indexed history. Each
selection recalculates total volume, buy and sell counts, side volume and unique
addresses from confirmed swaps. The six controls share one compact row on phones.
Production builds passed; market history and transaction behavior are
unchanged.Inspect testnet volume ↗
Fixed a test-lab onboarding lockout where a zero or delayed public
test-ETH reading could hide the test-zZEC claim even when the connected wallet was
already funded. Balance checks now compare the public endpoint with the selected
wallet, refresh when the page regains focus and keep a direct claim path plus manual
recheck available when the wallet shows funds. The wallet still estimates gas and the
faucet contract still enforces its hourly claim limit. Deployed to the public test lab
after production build validation; this changes testnet setup only.Open testnet setup ↗
Built a distinct WalletConnect path for the test lab so compatible
phone wallets can pair by QR instead of being mistaken for MetaMask Connect. The
chooser keeps individually detected browser extensions, labels the MetaMask-only
fallback accurately, validates Robinhood Chain Testnet transaction permission and
supports pairing cancellation. Production activation is pending a public Reown project
ID and live-wallet verification; the option remains hidden until configured.Wallet connection status ↗
Expanded the testnet activity scheduler so every public launch can
build useful chart history. Each eligible five-minute run now prioritizes launches
with no confirmed trades, then the least-recently traded markets, and fills up to 14
valid slots after excluding fixtures and unsettled openings. Market trades receive the
worker time budget before holder-reward maintenance. Production run 281 confirmed all
14 slots across both contract generations with nine buys, five sells and 13 distinct
test-zZEC volumes. Immediate paired round trips remain disabled. Scheduler and reward
checks plus the production build passed; activity remains labelled simulation and uses
test assets only.Verified simulation trade ↗
Changed ordinary phone entry to open the official current-generation
Test ZEAL market after verified market data loads, giving mobile visitors an immediate
chart and trade context. Exact shared-token links still win, and visitors can change
markets normally. Desktop restoration and volume-leading fallback behavior are
unchanged. This is a selection default only; contracts, prices and trading behavior
are unchanged.Open the mobile testnet ↗
Reworked public testnet chart semantics around the confirmed
post-trade Uniswap pool spot price. Charts now open on 24 hours, separate range from
interval so 1m means one-minute OHLC buckets across the selected history, and use
every confirmed swap for close-price lines, candles and volume. Quiet ranges retain a
flat current-price reference with an explicit no-trades note. Deployed a rotating
simulator plan that includes original and current markets, varies trade direction and
size, and avoids immediate paired round trips. Forty-four targeted Chrome and Safari
checks plus the production build passed. On-chain worker run 275 then recorded fresh
confirmed trades in both contract generations; activity remains labelled simulation
and uses test assets only.Verified legacy-market simulation ↗
Replaced the public testnet’s horizontally swiped phone directory
with stacked market cards. Token identity, 24-hour price line, volume, pool zZEC, FDV,
latest activity and the market action now read in one vertical flow; desktop keeps the
full comparison table. Zero-result searches remove empty headers and pagination and
show a single clear state. Ten Chrome and Safari checks passed with no horizontal
overflow. Market data and trading behavior are unchanged.Browse mobile markets ↗
Reflowed the public testnet workspace before reduced desktop widths
could squeeze the selected-market chart. From 701 to 1380 pixels, Trending tokens is a
horizontal rail above the market and trade ticket; the ticket stacks below at 820
pixels and narrower, while wide desktops retain the three-column layout. Ten Chrome
and Safari responsive checks passed from 390 to 2560 pixels with no horizontal
overflow. Market data, rankings, charts and transaction behavior are
unchanged.Open the responsive testnet ↗
Unified testnet discovery around the main Find a token or project
field. One query now filters quick results, the market rail and the All tokens
directory by name, ticker or contract address. Removed the duplicate sidebar and
directory search boxes while retaining their sort controls, token cards, keyboard
results and explicit unavailable states. No market data, wallet or transaction
behavior changed.Search testnet markets ↗
Renamed testnet Favorites to Watchlist and moved it into the primary
market navigation beside Explore & trade and All tokens. The saved count and
active state remain visible without consuming a separate toolbar row. The market star
now says Add to watchlist or Remove from watchlist, while existing browser-saved
tokens remain intact. No wallet, contract or trading behavior changed.Open the Watchlist ↗
Restored line view as the selected-market default after live visual
review, while retaining the corrected representative-price series, adaptive intervals,
precise axes and volume pane. The plot now inherits the page theme and reaches the
market-card edges without a nested frame. Compact market charts label exact zero
movement as Flat, show tiny nonzero moves with a less-than value instead of +0.0% or
-0.0%, and use a neutral straight line when there are no 24-hour trades. Volume
remains independent from net price change and every indexed swap still
counts.Read clearer testnet charts ↗
Rebuilt the selected-market testnet chart around adaptive OHLC
candles and volume on a dedicated dark exchange-style surface in both page themes.
Candles now open by default and line view uses the same readable buckets. Rapid
confirmed executions are grouped into representative prices so the mechanical buy/sell
spread does not appear as repeated spikes, while every indexed fill and its volume
remain counted in chart totals, volume analysis and activity. Added dotted grids, UTC
axes and a current-price guide. Contracts, trades and transaction behavior are
unchanged.Read live market charts ↗
Corrected dense red and green combs in compact testnet price charts.
Confirmed executions no more than 30 seconds apart now form one arithmetic-average
point over a maximum 60-second cluster, preventing rapid paired buy/sell spreads from
masquerading as repeated market swings. Broader price movement, indexed trade counts
and volume remain unchanged, and no trades or prices are invented.Cleaner market trends ↗
Refined testnet market entry by screen size. Desktop restores the
last valid market selected in that browser or opens the current first market by
24-hour volume; phones begin with no market selected unless a shared token link was
opened. Invalid remembered markets fall back safely after fresh directory data
arrives. ZEAL stays prominent in navigation without displacing community
momentum.market entry ↗
Made newly active testnet markets draw their mini charts immediately
from up to 48 recent confirmed execution timestamps instead of waiting for activity to
cross 30-minute buckets. Multiple swaps in one second resolve to the final confirmed
execution. A single execution draws a flat line without claiming direction, and
markets with no 24-hour execution say so. Existing indexed simulated-bot volume
remains labelled and no price movement is invented.See live test
markets ↗
Replaced the redundant Trading line in testnet market cards with
compact 24-hour price sparklines and red or green direction. The existing 24-hour
volume remains directly below, while batch-opening and settlement states keep explicit
labels. Lines use indexed execution history and show a building state when there is
not enough history; no price movement is invented.Scan live markets
↗
Made holder rewards an explicit slider in the shared launch fee
controls. Moving it now changes the total hook fee automatically while preserving the
chosen buyback and creator shares and the fixed platform allocation. The control
enforces the deployed 0.75% to 5% total range and 0.25% holder and buyback minimums.
The permanent split remains visible in launch review. This changes fee selection in
the interface, not the deployed contract rules.Set holder
rewards ↗
Added a Holders view to every public testnet token page. It ranks the
complete confirmed positive-balance ledger, supports largest-first and smallest-first
sorting, shows token balances and total-supply shares, and links each address to the
explorer. Pool inventory, simulation wallets and known launchpad contracts remain
visible with explicit labels. The eligible-holder summary continues to apply the
reward exclusions. Holder data is read only and fails visibly while its index is
incomplete.Explore token holders ↗
Restored original-generation testnet markets and cumulative test ZEAL
burns to the public application after the balanced-fee contract generation changed the
index start. The directory, search, charts and holder ledger now identify each market
by its factory and launch index across both generations; new launches still use the
balanced fee contracts. On-chain reads confirmed 25 original markets, 9 current
markets and 195,137,591.886852565 test ZEAL burned in the original furnace. Known
internal QA fixtures remain hidden. The chain never deleted the tokens or reversed the
burns; derived database history was rebuilt from the earliest deployment
block.Restored testnet history ↗
Removed the public sample-token visibility control and kept QA
fixtures excluded from the market rail, project search and full token directory.
Visitors now see launched community markets only. Direct links used for internal
verification remain available, and market, fee and transaction behavior are
unchanged.Hidden test fixtures ↗
Removed the selected market’s redundant Chart / Activity switch. Each
market now presents its chart followed directly by indexed volume, recent trades and
trader rankings, so visitors do not need to reveal the activity view first. The
internal Activity / Top traders control and five-row initial limit remain. Market data
and transaction behavior are unchanged.Visible market
activity ↗
Made the selected testnet market summary respond to its own card
width. Reduced-width desktop layouts move valuation and price above volume, liquidity
and holders before long small-token prices can collide with neighboring values; wider
cards retain the compact five-column row. Verified the rendered values at 1024, 1136,
1280 and 1440 pixels. Market data, pricing and transaction behavior are
unchanged.Responsive market summary ↗
Added test zZEC and simulated-USD sizing to the public testnet trade
ticket. Buys convert the chosen display value to an exact test-zZEC input. Sells use
the current pool price to derive the exact token input and clearly identify the
entered value as approximate; Preview still supplies the actual estimated receipt,
minimum received, fees and price impact before any wallet request. Conversion and
invalid-input tests passed with phone and desktop layout checks. Contracts and fee
rules are unchanged.Trade value controls ↗
Simplified the selected-market Favorite action to a compact star.
Unsaved markets show an outline; saved markets use a filled lime state with explicit
accessible labels and pressed state. Browser storage and the Favorites filter are
unchanged. Verified persistence, removal and phone sizing; no wallet or transaction
behavior changed.Testnet Favorites ↗
Refined the public testnet mobile entry. The theme control now stays
in the header’s top-right corner, the no-real-funds notice remains on one line at
phone widths, and ordinary visits begin without silently selecting a token. Shared
token links still open their exact market, while search, the market rail and the
directory provide explicit selection. Verified at phone and desktop widths with both
themes; no contracts, fees or transaction behavior changed.Mobile testnet entry ↗
Deployed and activated the balanced fee generation on public testnet
for new launches. The hook reserves at least 0.25% each for holder rewards, ZEAL
buybacks and the platform, with a 0.75% minimum hook fee and a separate 0.3% LP fee.
Local boundary and accounting tests passed, followed by a public testnet launch, buy,
sell, fee flush and holder payout. The original testnet contracts remain on chain;
production launchpad contracts and the production ETH/zZEC pool are
unchanged.Verified testnet launch ↗
Replaced the testnet market’s generic copy-link control with Share on
X. It opens an editable post containing the selected token name, ticker and exact
market link. A server-rendered social route exposes the immutable uploaded token image
to X and redirects visitors to the selected market; launches without an image use the
ZEAL fallback. Production build and live route checks passed. No post is published
without the user confirming it on X.Share a testnet
market ↗
Made the testnet market board visibly live with indexed 24-hour price
sparklines, buy and sell counts and observed rank movement. The top three cards rerank
from actual indexed volume every 30 seconds; rows only animate when an observed
refresh changes position. Delayed history remains unavailable instead of inventing
activity. Twenty focused database and Chrome/Safari-engine checks passed, followed by
a production visual and console review. No contracts, fees or transaction behavior
changed.Live market board ↗
Refined the testnet token directory into a compact market board with
FDV, price, indexed 24-hour volume, swap counts, last-trade times, result-page
activity highlights and direct market actions. Search, sorting and pagination remain
available, with expandable wallet setup and data definitions. Simulated values and bot
activity stay explicit; delayed indexing does not invent activity. Verified with
desktop and phone browser checks plus database cutoff and delayed-data tests; released
on the public testnet.Market
discovery ↗
Added a prominent testnet project search above the market tabs. Name,
ticker and contract-address results open the selected market, including on phones;
keyboard controls, clear, no-match and unavailable states are supported. Search spans
all indexed launches and sample tokens independently of Favorites.Search the testnet ↗
Testnet market summaries combine Market cap / FDV when the indexed
supplies match, or show estimated circulating market cap beneath FDV when they differ.
Reconciled transfer balances exclude identified burn and undistributed contract
balances while retaining pool inventory. Expandable methodology and unavailable-data
states keep the estimate explicit; simulated USD labels remain.Market valuation methodology ↗
Liquidity desk now surfaces wallet-owned positions and Uniswap
collection/removal paths, reserve and contract verification, custody limits and saved
position receipts. Direct approvals are capped at the deposit maximum, with a
20-minute PositionManager permission and pre-submit simulation. Local fork tests
verified minting, collection and full removal with bounded approvals; no real funds
moved. Independent audit, project LP lock and independent signing remain
pending.Liquidity controls and limits ↗
Testnet intro and herd video now start visible on every visit. A
left-aligned button below the video hides or restores them for that visit only; saved
markets no longer automatically skip the homepage intro. Explicit market and launch
links retain direct navigation.Open testnet ↗
Expanded the testnet workspace with responsive side gutters and more
chart and trading space on wide screens. Made light mode the default while preserving
saved theme choices, tightened token controls, enlarged the trade amount and
consolidated connection setup. Passed 22 Chrome and Safari checks covering themes,
card alignment and widths from 320 to 2560px. No financial behavior changed.wider testnet workspace ↗
Aligned mobile chart, rewards and trading cards to the same available
width. Made automatic wallet payouts the primary rewards message and moved optional
manual claiming into Payout help. Existing claim safeguards and automatic payout
behavior are unchanged.mobile
markets and payouts ↗
Refined the website, app, launchpad preview and testnet after a
20-finding interface review. Added a three-step launch review and direct wallet
recovery; compacted setup, market statistics and quote help; corrected sample links
and liquidity wording; fixed narrow layouts and step focus; retained USD context in
liquidity review; added chart data tables and returning-market navigation. Updated the
relevant docs. Browser and provider checks cover these flows; physical-phone wallet
handoff and a full accessibility audit remain separate checks. No contracts or
financial permissions changed.interface improvements ↗
Published screen-aware video selection for the shared launchpad
homepage and testnet. Wide and Retina displays can use the existing 2288-pixel web
encode instead of stretching the 1280-pixel version. Smaller displays keep lighter
files; visibility, reduced-motion and data-saving behavior are preserved.video quality ↗
Published a public security and verification page with official
domains, current contract explorer links, wallet-prompt checks, trust boundaries and
reporting guidance. Added enforced browser policies across the website, app, docs,
launchpad and testnet to block framing, restrict scripts and disable unused browser
permissions. Updated the optional WalletConnect dependency tree to replace the
reported vulnerable HTTP client. Production builds and dependency audits passed; these
controls are not a third-party contract audit.security and
verification ↗
Hardened testnet wallet connections after a Rabby report: corrected
legacy wallet labeling, avoided redundant network-switch requests and removed a second
account-permission path. Added popup recovery guidance and provider regression tests.
The exact visitor extension issue remains unconfirmed; no contract or signing
authority changed.wallet
recovery ↗
Deployed compact testnet market panels, same-block
price-impact-plus-fees review with acknowledgment at 5%, history prefetch and smaller
desktop/phone videos. Passed 74 browser and 32 data checks, plus focused narrow-screen
and wallet SDK checks. Verified a fresh testnet faucet claim, instant launch, buy,
sell, automatic batch settlement and allocation claim. Settlement confirmed 171
seconds after expiry; physical-phone handoff remains pending. QA uses test ETH only;
no production contracts or reserves changed.testnet
review ↗
Improved testnet quote recovery and market navigation. Quote reads
time out after 20 seconds with input preserved and late replies ignored; shared token
links and discovery selections move to the market card. Normal entry and background
refresh retain their position. Existing slippage and transaction safeguards are
unchanged.testnet
usability ↗
Deployed separate maintenance notifications for the reviewed Pons
recipient and zZEC minter proposals. Scheduled, ready and expired states are
distinguished; unchanged proposals no longer repeat as urgent alerts or affect service
health. Unexpected changes and operational failures retain normal alerts. No on-chain
roles changed.monitoring ↗
Completed the timelocked burner handoff to the dedicated AWS igniter.
Daily checks now run at 19:00 UTC; the first cloud run succeeded and skipped because
no fees were available. Retired the laptop burn job and obsolete laptop heartbeat
alarm. Pons recipient and minter proposals were not changed.burner activation ↗
Standardized typography across the website, wallet app, docs,
launchpad and testnet. Consolidated near-identical sizes into shared roles, aligned
interface fonts and made small labels more readable. The homepage retains its content
and sections; this pass improves hierarchy rather than removing detail.readability ↗
Extended the testnet worker to pay accrued test zZEC directly to
indexed eligible wallets, rather than only simulation wallets. Bounded market/wallet
rotation includes former holders with unpaid rewards, preserves settlement gas and
retains optional manual claiming. No holder login or transaction is required; timing
depends on worker, index and network availability.automatic testnet rewards ↗
Unified wrapping, liquidity and redemption around three guided
stages. Payment instructions give way to tracking, explanations collapse, and direct
redemption/liquidity transaction hashes survive reloads to prevent repeat submission
while pending. Confirmation and payout remain distinct; existing financial limits are
unchanged.guided app ↗
Fixed an indefinite background wallet check in the shared app and
homepage. Unanswered account/network reads now time out after eight seconds and
restore connection controls with recovery guidance. Repeated focus events share the
pending check; outdated responses cannot restore an old session.wallet recovery ↗
Added a three-step liquidity flow to the shared homepage/app
workspace: choose assets, prepare, then review and add. Completed steps can be edited,
direct amounts survive session reloads, and native-ZEC and Kyber routes show their
distinct next actions. Wallet and balance checks remain required; no deposit is
submitted automatically.guided liquidity ↗
Added secondary USD reference values to the sweep estimate, fee
totals, old escrow, projected allocations, ETH breakdown and buyback inputs. Buyback
inputs are current reference valuations, not historical cost, and overlap rather than
add together. One timestamped Coinbase ETH reference is used throughout; delayed
prices are labeled and expired estimates omitted. ETH remains primary and unconverted
ZEAL stays excluded.fee
valuations ↗
Unified the homepage and app around one Wrap, Add liquidity and
Redeem panel with shared wallet controls. Replaced oversized starting-asset cards with
a compact selector, showing only the relevant path and identifying Kyber as external
execution. Moved detailed liquidity explanations below the form. Existing action links
select the matching tab.shared workspace ↗
Added the zZEC/ETH active-liquidity estimate to the live ledger, with
both asset amounts, an optional USD reference and direct Wrap Zcash and Add liquidity
app links. The display distinguishes active pool depth from reserve backing and
projected fee allocations; no financial permissions changed.liquidity summary ↗
Replenished the testnet worker with 0.003 project test ETH and 0.01
faucet test ETH after a low-gas stoppage. Transactions resumed. Deployed a tested
0.001 test-ETH buffer for settlement, checked before each optional simulation send.
Configured six-hour gas checks and bounded refills from available project test funds.
Real reserves and mainnet funds were untouched.test gas funding ↗
Added secondary USD estimates beneath the reserve and
outstanding-supply balances. Both use the same Coinbase ZEC price with a visible
source and check time. The zZEC figure is a 1 ZEC reference valuation, not its pool
price. Delayed prices are labeled and expired estimates are hidden without affecting
balance reads.reserve USD estimates ↗
Removed the standalone Pons recipient-change section from the
homepage. Its compact status and eligibility remain with the fee estimate in the live
ledger, and existing shared recipient links open that ledger area. Updated the
fee-route guide and incident links to match.live ledger ↗
Clarified the ledger headline as an ETH-only estimate after the Pons
split and simplified the secondary label to Old escrow. Unconverted ZEAL fees remain
separate. Reconciled the display against a fresh on-chain read; the earlier
gross-pending figure is not directly comparable with the net estimate. Fee accounting
and routing are unchanged.understanding the sweep estimate ↗
Published a clearer public ledger with estimated pending creator ETH
as the headline, the Foundry allocation beneath it, and separate reserve and burn
sections. Corrected the previous gross/net fee mix, separated old stuck escrow credit
and unconverted ZEAL, and added shared fee reads and missing-data states. Seven
accounting, timelock and shared-reader checks passed, along with the production build
and desktop/mobile layout verification. No funds or contract permissions
changed.fee-sweep accounting ↗
Deployed the testnet experience-review improvements: saved launch
drafts, MetaMask phone/QR connection, guided setup, a mobile Trade shortcut, clearer
quiet charts and quote minimums, and saved/replacement receipt recovery. Added
incremental holder accounting and paginated discovery using shared 24-hour pool
volume, with opt-in sanitized bug diagnostics. 32 targeted checks and 57 read-only
quotes across 19 markets passed; desktop/mobile layout, QR display and cancellation
verified. Holder backfill reconciled all 19 markets. No mainnet contracts or signing
permissions changed.experience review improvements ↗
Deployed a correction for recurring testnet update warnings after 28
targeted Chrome/Safari-engine checks and staged phone/desktop recovery checks. Brief
market-refresh failures retain usable readings only within their original two-minute
window and retry after roughly 5–30 seconds. Expired data still pauses actions.
Recovery preserves launch drafts, and diagnostics distinguish delayed snapshots from
fresh results.market
refresh recovery ↗
Upgraded testnet loading and recovery: earlier shared data reads,
smaller route bundles, reusable cached assets and retained prior-release files. Fixed
a reproduced Safari preload-cache failure and added bounded startup recovery that
leaves open wallet sessions and launch drafts alone. Reduced the silent video from
49.9 MB to 11.8 MB at the same resolution and frame rate. Added bounded RPC retries,
successful-read coalescing and history cancellation/recovery. Passed 256 distinct
browser/data checks, 33 read-only quote cases and a 60-request cache sample without
failures; these do not establish sustained capacity.speed
and reliability release ↗
Completed 198 browser/data checks and 13 contract/fork checks, plus
real public-testnet faucet, launch, buy, sell, reward and batch-claim transactions.
The scheduled worker settled the QA batch 79 seconds after expiry without a manual
settlement transaction. Verified 75 read-only quote cases and locker ownership for all
16 positions at the snapshot. A bounded 30-request read sample had no failures; this
is not a capacity guarantee or independent security audit. Deployed
wallet/receipt/quote fixes and clearer simulated-dollar chart labels.automatic testnet settlement ↗
Found and corrected a testnet onboarding blocker: zero claimable
token rewards could fail the entire wallet-balance check and disable the faucet and
launch actions. Explicit empty-reward responses now return zero; unexpected reverts
and RPC failures still fail closed. Added fresh-wallet browser regression coverage,
receipt-based selection after a launch, immediate balance refresh after confirmations,
and visible quote expiry. Unknown token links no longer display a different tradable
market.testnet wallet correction ↗
Passed nine local mainnet-fork buy and sell checks across two
accounts and three trade sizes. Corrected reserve-cap, redemption and key-independence
disclosures. Identified that locking project LP NFT 1909208 would interrupt its
existing fee-reinvestment helper. No funds moved, no LP lock or new custody control
activated, and no third-party audit claimed.safety review and limitations ↗
Made the Pons recipient tracker directly shareable at #fee-route in
its own visible section. It shows exact UTC eligibility and expiry, distinguishes
proposal from confirmed recipient activation, and reports delayed reads. The countdown
is an execution eligibility time, not an automatic fee payout.recipient
status ↗
Made the Kyber deposit step explicit after an ETH-only preview: a
prominent Continue to deposit on Kyber button now sits under the estimate, with the
entered amount and wallet, network and range steps. Preview does not deposit funds;
approval still happens on Kyber.liquidity
deposit flow ↗
Added an ETH-only Kyber cost preview and exact-pool handoff to the
liquidity desk, preserving direct two-asset deposits. Validated a 0.01 ETH route on an
isolated mainnet fork: 0.5% tolerance reverted, while 1% minted a position to the
intended recipient and permitted withdrawal of both assets. Users choose their
tolerance and approve on Kyber. No real funds moved, no second pool opened and no paid
LP incentives activated.Kyber entry and validation ↗
Added a detected-wallet chooser and guided Robinhood testnet setup.
Network add/switch requests require wallet approval; the selected provider stays
attached to signing. Launch forms now explain connection, test ETH gas and test zZEC
funding without clearing the draft. Browser checks cover network setup, cancellation
and mobile help; no token transactions were submitted.testnet
wallet setup ↗
Activated keeper inventory controls on the cloud operator with a
35–65% ETH reference-value band, three-trade working buffers, fresh pre-send balance
and gas checks, and operator status reporting. Peg trades remain the only trigger. All
74 operator tests passed. Treasury top-up proposals are tested; funding transfers and
external conversions remain disabled pending a designated treasury and
budget.keeper inventory policy ↗
Replaced the full-width community video on zealz.fun and the public
test lab with the latest supplied coastal herd animation (third video revision).
Preserved the original 2288 × 912 resolution without recompressing the source video,
removed audio and refreshed the full-resolution reduced-motion poster with versioned
assets.updated launchpad homepage ↗
Added a guided liquidity page with starting paths for zZEC plus ETH,
native ZEC and ETH, a two-asset deposit summary and a clear explanation of pool
liquidity versus native ZEC reserve backing. Uses the existing full-range deposit
flow; reserve donations and additional incentive rewards are not activated.liquidity guide ↗
Added automatic testnet batch settlement checks every minute, ahead
of optional simulation trades. Shared signer locking, pending-transaction checks and
contract rechecks prevent overlapping sends. Expired and empty batches are eligible;
failed pools retry later, with manual settlement retained. Verified CAT’s settlement
by the scheduled bot and four focused tests.CAT settlement receipt ↗
Added shared market and holder snapshots, visibility-aware polling
with backoff, unchanged-history reuse and per-token delay handling. Wallet reads stay
private and selected-token only. Added saved tokens, shareable market links, clearer
faucet and signing states, plus aggregate health diagnostics. Transaction checks still
use current network reads. Desktop/mobile and wallet-cancellation checks passed; a
60-request live read sample had no failures at up to 10 concurrent requests.improved test lab ↗
Reduced sequential testnet market waits with a bounded three-token
scan and stopped obsolete scans from scheduling more reads. Delayed refreshes now show
the last successful check time while retaining prior data and pausing actions until
recovery.testnet recovery ↗
Added Open testnet beside See the mechanism on the zealz.fun
homepage, plus the silent community video spanning the full page beneath the
introduction. The video shares offscreen playback suspension and reduced-motion
support with the test lab.homepage ↗
Simplified the testnet header with Explore, Docs and a More menu for
Feedback and Explorer. Wallet controls stay visible and Launch token is the single
lime navigation action, opening the form within the app.test lab ↗
Set zealz.fun to open in light mode and the test lab in dark mode.
Explicit visitor choices remain remembered, with matching initial-page and application
defaults.zealz.fun ↗
Separated token launching from the testnet browsing tabs. Explore and
All tokens remain grouped; a prominent launch action sits to the right on desktop and
full-width above them on phones. Refresh status now has its own quieter row.testnet navigation ↗
Changed zealz.fun and the test lab to default to dark mode while
preserving each visitor’s explicit theme preference. Initial HTML and the application
use the same default to prevent a light flash during loading.test lab ↗
Added testnet feedback with optional reply contact, persistent
submission storage, spam limits and queued email notifications. Delivery uses a
narrowly scoped AWS role with short-lived credentials; temporary delivery failures are
retried. No wallet connection is required.send
feedback ↗
Added the community video beneath the testnet introduction, spanning
the full viewport without side margins or visible controls. Compressed the clip and
removed its audio track. Added inline looping, reduced-motion poster mode and
offscreen playback suspension.test lab ↗
Made simulated USD the automatic testnet market display, removing the
currency toggle and editable rate. Stats, charts and volume use one fixed ZEC/USD
reference with a source note. Wallet balances and trading stay in test zZEC; test
assets have no cash value.simulated USD display ↗
Deployed testnet read optimizations: session caching for fixed token
details, an explicit startup chain check instead of redundant per-batch checks, and a
five-second shared edge cache for first chart-history pages. Wallet network checks and
live balance, quote and transaction reads remain active. Browser checks cover cache
retry, launch controls and market values; this is not a high-concurrency capacity
certification.testnet
read efficiency ↗
Repaired documentation tables so contract names keep a readable
column width and wide tables scroll inside the article. Reorganized the launchpad
guide around current public-testnet features, indexed history, rewards and liquidity
limits, with shielded funding and the opening-fee experiment clearly separated as
local work.launchpad guide ↗
Built a local instant-launch opening-fee experiment: 20% declining to
zero over 30 seconds, with no address exemptions. Extra fees are assigned to the same
locked pool position and explicitly remain queued until the token ratio permits
compounding. Verified the fee-to-position lifecycle on a real testnet fork and checked
the browser disclosure. Not deployed or enabled on public testnet or
production.opening
fee experiment ↗
Deployed a persistent testnet pool-swap index with resumable
backfill, duplicate protection and reorg recovery. Independently reconciled 103 swaps
across 11 markets through block 115774077. Charts and volume now use indexed pool
history with explicit checkpoint coverage. Twenty-two checks passed, and consecutive
scheduled updates were observed.persistent history ↗
Renamed chart and volume history selectors to All available.
Documented that the current frontend query is bounded and is not a complete lifetime
trading index.history
labels ↗
Added an optional Simulated USD market display with a visible,
editable illustrative reference rate. FDV, price, sampled volume and estimated
liquidity use the same conversion. Native units remain the default and transaction
amounts are unchanged.simulated USD ↗
Restored line view as the default testnet chart and clarified the
Buybacks fee card as Buyback and burn test ZEAL. Candlestick view remains
selectable.chart
and fee copy ↗
Refined the testnet trading chart with default candlesticks, compact
timeframes, green/orange candles, a subtle dotted background and a shallow volume
pane. Preserved real trade timing, sparse-history disclosures and explicit testnet
units.chart design ↗
Deployed a testnet market summary with FDV, price, sampled volume,
estimated liquidity and supply-reconciled holder counts. Charts switch between FDV and
price. Test zZEC units and sampled-history limits remain explicit. Six desktop/mobile
data and browser checks passed in Chrome and Safari.market
summary ↗
Deployed expanded testnet simulation on a five-minute schedule, with
a rolling on-chain cooldown, bounded runs and low-test-gas checks. Verified 24 new
test swaps, including a buy and sell in all six visible trading markets. Activity
remains labelled as simulation; chart history comes from confirmed testnet
transactions.testnet
activity ↗
Deployed corrections to testnet chart time spacing, second-level
labels and oversized volume bars. Sparse trading history now has a compact layout and
explicit counts. Nine browser/data checks passed across Chrome and Safari. No prices
or trades are invented to fill gaps.testnet
charts ↗
Deployed bounded waiting for the reserve reimbursement job while
wrapping holds the shared execution lock or finishes its verified checkpoint. Added
safe failure-stage diagnostics. Twelve targeted checks passed; backing protections,
transfer limits and persistent-failure alerts remain unchanged.operator reliability ↗
Added pre-signing native fee checks and saved-transaction refund
recovery in the isolated shielded lab. Verified full 0.01-ZEC payments and recovery
after an accepted response was lost and the wallet restarted. Bound local reserves to
one authoritative ledger. Sixty-six backend checks passed. Public-testnet and
mobile-wallet verification remain pending; nothing released.
Verified a fresh signed shielded deposit through reserve settlement,
full test credit and creator-signed launch on isolated local chains. Failed launch
funds remained available for retry; trading and reward claims passed. Added a
non-spending operator recovery command. Fifty-seven backend checks passed.
Public-testnet and real-wallet verification remain pending; nothing
released.
Added fresh receipt-based local refund accounting and a
reconciliation method for lost wallet operation responses. Verified the existing
0.01-ZEC refund after wallet/node restart without another payment. Fifty-three backend
checks passed. Public-testnet integration and operator recovery UI remain unfinished;
nothing released.
Verified a 0.01-ZEC native shielded refund on the isolated local
chain with three confirmations. Durable submission tracking prevents blind resend
after a lost wallet response; exact payout receipts are checked after restart.
Forty-nine backend checks passed. Refund accounting and public-testnet launch
integration remain unfinished; nothing released.
Added creator-signed local refund reservations for expired shielded
funding intents. Signatures bind the return address, full amount and deposits; the
ledger prevents credit/refund overlap and retains liabilities. Forty-four backend
checks passed. Native refund payments and public-testnet launch integration remain
unfinished; nothing released.
Verified local reserve-backed test-credit execution and restart
recovery after an accepted transaction lost its response. Full credit stayed backed
and repeated execution did not pay twice. Added durable signed-transaction recovery
and retained confirmed liabilities. Thirty-seven backend checks passed. Local and
unreleased; public-testnet launch integration and refunds remain
unfinished.
Verified a real isolated shielded consolidation and added durable
full-amount credit preparation with settlement/note replay checks. Twenty-eight
backend checks passed. Live backing integration and credit execution remain
unfinished; the feature stays local and unreleased.
Prepared the separate public-testnet wallet and an undeployed
test-credit contract. Three local EVM tests cover one-time credits, duplicate
rejection, permissions and failed-transfer retry. Credits use pre-funded test tokens
and require operator-verified settlement. Testnet sync and full settlement integration
remain in progress; nothing released.
Connected the unreleased HTTP service to Zallet. Verified address
creation, retries, signed status and restart recovery. Added persistent
network/account binding and genesis-bound signatures. Twenty-one backend tests passed.
Public-testnet sync has started; deposits, reserve credit and launches remain
unavailable.
Verified a real 0.01 ZEC shielded transfer on an isolated Z3 local
test chain, with three confirmations and wallet-restart detection. Added a Zallet
adapter with genesis pinning, wallet-sync checks and Ironwood note handling. Nineeen
receiver tests passed. Public-testnet verification, service integration and reserve
credit remain unfinished; nothing released.
Extended the unreleased shielded lab with creator-signed draft
intents, authenticated status checks and safe retries. Wallet or draft changes discard
stale responses. Added client binding tests and account-wide Orchard note isolation.
Address display, reserve credit and launch execution remain disabled pending
real-wallet verification.
Staged the Orchard-only shielded launch foundation: signed funding
intents, dedicated testnet receiving addresses and durable note/reorg checks. Ten
automated receiver tests passed. No live wallet integration, reserve credit or launch
execution is enabled; production excludes the option.
Fixed the testnet line chart viewport: available trades stay fitted
across the plotting area on refresh and resize. Removed accidental line-view panning
and zooming; candles retain manual navigation. Verified desktop-to-phone resizing in
Chrome and Safari.
Added a top-right Launch a token button to the test lab header,
opening the existing launch form. Verified desktop and phone navigation; wallet
requirements for submitting a launch are unchanged.
Simplified the test lab footer by removing the repeated bold
deposit/reserve sentence. Verified the build; testnet labeling and functionality
details remain visible.
Launched ORBIT, PRISM and EMBER as distinct testnet showcase tokens
with original vector logos. Repeated UILAB interface fixtures are hidden from browsing
by default and remain available through Show test fixtures. Contracts and histories
remain intact. Verified directory counts, fixture toggle and mobile layouts.Meet the new test tokens ↗
Simplified the test token directory: removed the volume column and
renamed the sort labels to Trending and Pool zZEC. Added a plain-language explanation
of pool funds. Build and directory rendering verified.Browse tokens ↗
Test launchpad chart redesign: a price-first headline, gradient line
view by default, rounded time controls and a clearer plotting surface in both themes.
Candles and volume remain available. Uses confirmed test executions with explicit
sample limits. Verified chart modes, theme switching and phone layouts in Chrome and
Safari.View the chart ↗
zealz.fun now defaults to light mode across the preview and test lab.
Dark mode is an explicit remembered choice, with brighter labels, stronger controls
and clearer card separation. Verified theme persistence, dark-device defaults, shared
text contrast and phone layouts in Chrome and Safari.Explore the test
lab ↗
Test launchpad loading: replaced the empty startup screen with a
responsive market skeleton, delayed-network message and retry state. Fixed overlapping
polling that could continually discard slow reads. Added bounded startup checks and
verified delayed reads plus failure/retry recovery in Chrome and Safari.Open the test lab ↗
Test launchpad: added a receipt-linked activity table,
direction/size/time filters and volume-ranked traders beneath each token chart.
Simulation activity stays labeled; loading and delayed updates remain explicit.
Desktop and phone browser checks cover filters, wallet aggregation and contained table
scrolling.Explore the testnet ↗
Refined the test market view with statistics above price, a separate
volume pane and buy-versus-sell totals, counts and wallet activity. Added 5-minute and
loaded-history filters with sample limits disclosed. Removed the confusing candle
slider; chart interaction now reveals trade details directly.Explore price and volume ↗
Polished the testnet trade panel with token branding, tighter
controls and an expanded-by-default visual fee breakdown. Holder rewards, test
buybacks, creator and platform allocations read the selected market’s settings, with
LP fees shown separately. Disconnected users can now connect directly from the trade
panel.See the trade panel ↗
Replaced the test launchpad’s outline sample icons with original
circular token logos: distinctive geometric marks, high contrast and a restrained
metallic palette. The sidebar, directory and token pages share the new identities;
creator-uploaded images remain intact.See the token
identities ↗
Added a searchable test-token directory and a full-height discovery
rail with observed-volume, newest and locked-zZEC sorting. Replaced the basic chart
with TradingView Lightweight Charts for pan, zoom, crosshairs and clearer axes.
Rankings disclose their sampled history and simulation bots; sparse charts explain
their limited fills.Browse test tokens ↗
Refined the test launchpad around token discovery and trading:
searchable markets, a compact introduction, available balances, quick trade amounts
and token-specific activity. Fee breakdowns and advanced fee-cycle tools expand on
demand; real testnet receipts and simulated-demand labels stay visible.Explore the refined test lab ↗
Test markets now show token icons and cleaner sidebar names. Live
charts read each token’s confirmed fills, with candles, volume, OHLC, time and price
axes, line mode and receipt links. Charts refresh every 15 seconds; sparse history and
simulated activity are labeled rather than filled with invented prices.View test market charts ↗
Full testnet launch form connected: token image, description and
social links persist on the test token; opening choices, fee presets and custom
sliders submit the actual contract settings. A live token-card preview matches the
launchpad mockups. Images are compressed and stored with immutable metadata,
increasing test gas.Create a test launch ↗
Testnet wallet setup now preserves unknown-network errors so
compatible wallets can offer to add Robinhood Chain Testnet, verifies the active chain
before connecting, and explains Phantom testnet-mode refusals and its documented
network limitation.Testnet
wallet setup ↗
The launchpad test lab now shares the zealz.fun preview design: zebra
branding, bold typography, light and dark themes, animated engraving background and
responsive trading panels. Charts still show actual testnet fills, with simulated
activity labeled. The dedicated testnet.zealz.fun address is available over
HTTPS.Explore the test lab ↗
Separate zealz.fun test lab on Robinhood Chain Testnet: faucet test
zZEC, instant and batch launches, test buys and sells, holder rewards, locked-fee
compounding and fee-funded test ZEAL burns. Sample markets use actual testnet
receipts; simulated bot activity is labeled. The test buyback harness is separate from
production ETH routing and reserves.Try the test lab
↗
WalletConnect integration built with one selected provider across all
three app desks, a pairing QR, cancellation, session restoration and disconnect.
Automated checks use mock wallets; public pairing is pending Reown project
configuration and real-wallet compatibility verification. Existing browser-wallet
connections remain available.WalletConnect rollout ↗
App usability pass: shorter desk headers with transfer directions,
sticky action tabs, clearer wallet setup help and a manual overview refresh.
Redemption history distinguishes loading from empty; liquidity explains balance/data
blocks before submission. Read batches stay within relay limits as histories grow, and
loading failures have a reload screen instead of an empty page. Keyboard, mobile and
Safari-engine checks cover the revised flows.App
experience ↗
Completed wraps now use a compact, dismissible receipt message
instead of a permanent full-size success card. The form resets to Ready to send ZEC
when available; deposit history and pending-payment progress remain intact.Wrap receipts ↗
One header wallet connection now serves wrapping, redemption,
liquidity and the overview. Added an account chooser and persistent session
disconnect, cleared desk state on wallet/network changes, and checked the active
account again before signing. Browser coverage includes connect-once, switching,
disconnect/reload and rejected network changes.Shared app
connection ↗
Connected-wallet overview added to the app: persistent balances,
zZEC/ETH positions, uncollected fees and recent wrap/redemption activity across all
tabs. Live read-only figures checked; account changes, delayed updates and mobile
layouts covered by browser tests. No signature is required to view it.Your overview ↗
Mobile usability review: constrained docs and build-log content,
larger touch controls, clearer wallet-browser guidance and a mobile menu for the
zealz.fun preview. Chrome and Safari-engine checks cover responsive layouts and
deposit/QR recovery states; physical mobile-wallet signing remains a separate device
check.Mobile usage ↗
zZEC traded up to twenty-one times par overnight. Nothing
malfunctioned: a peg needs two arbitrage legs and only redemption was live, so supply
was fixed and nobody could add more until the wrapper opened. Coverage never fell
below 1.incidents ↗
Peg defended with our own capital. ZEC added to the reserve, minted
1:1 against it, and sold back into the market by the keeper until the price returned
to par. zZEC back to 0.484 ETH against a fair value of 0.485.
Reserve more than tripled overnight, from 0.99 to 3.39 ZEC, coverage
1.0018. Every zZEC still backed one for one.reserve ↗
Largest burn to date. 69,377 $ZEAL bought back and burned from that
volume alone, nearly seven times everything burned before it, on a fee split nobody
can switch off.furnace ↗
ZEAL homepage reorganized around the broader Zcash ecosystem. Buy
$ZEAL remains primary; direct liquidity and zealz.fun preview links sit beside it. A
launchpad overview explains benefits for ZEAL, zZEC, creators and traders, with
preview status explicit.launchpad overview ↗
Liquidity deposits can be previewed before connecting a wallet. Fee
explanations and Uniswap position-management links added; misleading estimated
historical earnings and price-impact figures removed. Exact decimal input validation
and Permit2 allowance-expiry handling improved. This does not add ETH-only deposits or
a public compounding program.liquidity desk ↗
Roadmap expanded to cover community, wrapped Zcash, liquidity,
zealz.fun and custody. FAQ expanded from four to sixteen questions with topic filters
and supporting links. Desktop and mobile layouts, navigation and FAQ interactions
checked; production builds passed.roadmap
and documentation ↗
Launchpad overview now explains its central role in the ecosystem:
creators launch against zZEC, trading gives the wrapper more uses, and fees support
ZEAL buybacks and burns. Added a three-step flow and explained why zZEC/ETH depth
matters to the planned ETH-buying route. Launchpad documentation updated; development
status remains explicit.ecosystem connection ↗
Wrapping readiness checked against on-chain roles and AWS services.
Timelock eligibility does not mean activation: the minter change is uncommitted and
the wrapping worker is not installed. Public wrapping remains pending. Added local
operator regression checks and a deployed-contract fork test; no real deposit-to-mint
test has been completed.wrapping
readiness ↗
Wrap deposit accounting protections deployed to AWS: pending,
duplicate and cancelled-request payments stay reserved from other minting and reserve
spending. Wrapping worker installed behind a disabled activation gate. Added
confirmation recovery, older request history and cancellation warnings to the website.
Owner activation and a real deposit-to-mint test remain outstanding; public wrapping
is still closed.readiness
and remaining limits ↗
Launchpad overview now includes a clickable token-page preview beside
the introduction. Based on zealz.fun’s Zebra Foundry sample, it shows the chart,
locked liquidity and ZEAL-burn presentation with sample status explicit. Responsive
layout stacks the preview below the introduction on mobile.see the
preview ↗
WrapDesk minter activation confirmed on-chain. AWS wrapping worker
and timer enabled; the first no-deposit pass completed successfully. The public form
remains gated until a real minimum-size deposit-to-mint test is reconciled.activation transaction ↗
Fixed overlapping heading and fee description in the zealz.fun token
preview’s “Where every trade goes” section. The explanation now sits below the
heading, left-aligned, with room to wrap on smaller screens.token preview ↗
Wrapping redesign started after an exact-amount test mismatch. Public
wrapping stays closed; the legacy matcher is paused and the claimed test output is
reserved for reconciliation. Built and locally tested a replacement contract with
permanent recipient-bound deposit addresses and one-time credit per Zcash output.
Dedicated custody, cloud integration and a new minter migration remain.unique-address migration ↗
Unique-address WrapDeskV2 deployed fully paused. Deployment bytecode
and custody configuration checked; the dedicated deposit wallet is prepared locally.
Public wrapping remains closed while cloud integration, off-device backup
verification, the minter timelock and end-to-end tests are completed. Minter proposal
tooling now guards the network, deployed code and existing proposals.paused deployment ↗
Temporary wrapping path under development through the existing
minter, avoiding a new role delay for that path. Prepared secure cloud custody upload,
a reserve-only deposit signer and initial receipt checks; 8 signer tests and 61
operator tests pass. Public wrapping remains closed until integration and real
end-to-end verification pass.temporary
path status ↗
Deposit custody staged in AWS with a restore-tested off-device
encrypted backup. An isolated cloud wallet check passed; the reserve-only Linux signer
passed 8 tests and is installed. No deposit worker is activated. Accounting, restart
recovery, the user flow and a real deposit-to-mint test remain opening
requirements.custody and launch status ↗
V2 minter proposal confirmed, eligible September 9 at 20:16:37 UTC.
Deployed a worker restricted to the owner’s test route, assigned its deposit address
and verified idle/reserve checks. Added durable pre-broadcast records and
consolidation accounting safeguards. Public wrapping stays closed pending the funded
end-to-end test and release checks.upgrade proposal ↗
A test transfer sent to the legacy reserve was held separately for
reconciliation, without minting or crediting the unique-address route. Added clearer
destination checks and recovery guidance. The funded unique-address test remains
pending.deposit destination guidance ↗
First funded unique-address wrapping test completed: 0.00207 ZEC
credited as 0.00207 zZEC through the existing minter. Verified confirmed reserve
consolidation, project-paid network fee, exact mint receipt, protected backing and a
fresh worker run with no duplicate mint. Public wrapping stays closed while
automation, the user flow and broader recovery checks are completed.verified test mint ↗
Automatic dedicated-address worker deployed in AWS with off-device
checkpoint recovery, fresh status reporting and alerts. Published the wallet request,
deposit-address and receipt UI; verified stale-status and account-switch safeguards
and mobile layout. Public requests remain gated by the final owner opening
transaction. V2 credits stay paused.public
wrapping flow and safeguards ↗
Added a wallet-opening help popup with the selected ZEC amount,
copyable deposit address and manual sending instructions. It explains what to do when
a browser cannot open a Zcash wallet without falsely claiming to detect installed
apps. Wallet changes or unavailable deposit status close the popup.wallet-opening help ↗
Wrapping now shows a prominent payment-progress card, advances from
sending to receiving, and announces status changes in-page. Confirmed mints display
their receipt; pending deposits take priority over older completed tests. Recorded
history stays visible during temporary status outages, while new sending instructions
remain gated. Updated wrapping guidance.deposit
progress ↗
Wallet reconnection now shows an explicit loading state until address
and deposit-history checks finish. Empty-history messages require fresh, matching
account data; failed or incomplete checks show an automatic retry message and manual
retry button instead of implying deposits are missing.reconnection
loading states ↗
Reduced routine keeper funding notifications: warning threshold is
now below 0.2 ETH, while the separate 1 ETH-plus-gas refill preservation rule remains
unchanged. The exact planned V2 minter proposal stays quiet until eligibility;
unexpected changes, low gas, backing, payout and service failures still
alert.funding notifications ↗
Homepage simplified: liquidity moves earlier, wrapping and redemption
share a tabbed desk, and calculators, diagrams and the full build archive expand on
demand. The ecosystem overview includes zealz.fun and its planned zZEC markets and
ZEAL fee benefits, clearly labeled in development. Header links and dropdowns now
share consistent sizing, spacing and readable solid backgrounds. The footer lists both
token contracts with separate copy and explorer controls in compact rows. Hero action
buttons and the contract-address bar use opaque backgrounds for readability over the
animation. Transaction behavior and payout limits are unchanged.Using the homepage ↗
Fixed automatic reserve reimbursement’s access to the public wrapping
checkpoint while keeping credentials private. Added the reimbursement service to cloud
health alerts; prior confirmed transfers remain credited, with existing backing
protections and transfer limits unchanged.reimbursement monitoring ↗
Reduced alert flapping: routine cloud service failures now require
five minutes of persistence, with five minutes of stable recovery before a recovery
email. Funding and safety alerts remain immediate; transaction safeguards and six-hour
reminders are unchanged.alert timing ↗
Public backing, contract verification and the story behind ZEAL now
open by default on the homepage. Each section remains collapsible, so visitors can
inspect the system immediately and choose how much detail to keep visible.homepage guide ↗
Homepage copy now explains wrapping, redemption, liquidity providers,
the Foundry and the Furnace in plain language. Clarified the launchpad’s planned role
and what public verification can show, while preserving fee, custody and loss
disclosures. Updated the overview with a short terminology guide.understand the ecosystem ↗
Brought planned zealz.fun holder rewards into the homepage
introduction: participating token holders can accrue wrapped Zcash from trading fees
without staking, alongside ZEAL buybacks and burns. Clarified that holder allocations
can be zero and rewards depend on trading activity; launchpad development status
remains explicit.holder
rewards and fee splits ↗
Added a dedicated ZEAL app with persistent Wrap, Redeem and Liquidity
tabs. Verified deposit addresses stay visible during refreshes and progress updates;
fresh checks still gate sending, copying and a new locally generated Zcash address QR.
Browser checks cover outages, recovery, wallet changes, progress, QR decoding and
mobile layout. The app is live at app.zealtoken.com, with /app retained as an
alternate entry point.open ZEAL app ↗
Redemption opens. First redemption paid end to end: zZEC escrowed,
native ZEC sent, the Zcash transaction recorded on chain, and only then the escrow
burned.source ↗
Automatic payer live. Redemptions are paid from a hot float within
minutes, capped per request and per day, and every payout is journalled before
anything is burned. No human in the loop for ordinary amounts.
The Herd. A liquidity desk on this page: leaderboard, tiers, and a
way to add zZEC depth without leaving the site.the herd ↗
Docs. Seventeen chapters covering every process, every address, and
every risk we know about.docs ↗
zealz.fun launchpad contracts pass a full lifecycle against a fork of
this chain: capital-free launch, batch and instant openings, zZEC dividends to
holders, compounding locks, and buying with ETH. Built, not deployed.design ↗
Adversarial review round. Sixteen independent reviews of the
contracts, the operator and the site produced 139 findings. Nine launchpad design
issues were fixed the same night, before anything was deployed.what was fixed ↗
Peg keeper live. A dedicated wallet with zZEC and ETH inventory
checks the pool every minute and trades it back to the ZEC price outside a 1.5% band.
First automated trade: a 5.7% premium closed to 0.6%.tx ↗
The burn hook. A Uniswap v4 hook on the zZEC market takes 0.7% of
every swap and hands it to the Furnace, whoever provides the liquidity. Proven on a
fork of the live chain, then deployed.hook ↗
The zZEC market moves to the hooked pool: 0.3% to liquidity
providers, 0.7% to the burn. Same 1% for traders, every trade now burns
$ZEAL.tx ↗
Redemption desk deployed. Escrow zZEC with a transparent Zcash
address; the operator pays native ZEC and records the Zcash transaction on chain
before anything burns. If a payout ever failed, you reclaim it yourself. Nobody can
stop that.desk ↗
Redeem form on this page. Connect a wallet, approve, request, watch
your own queue. Phase 03 is open.redeem ↗
WrapDesk deployed and verified: send ZEC to the reserve, receive zZEC
1:1. Each request carries a unique deposit tag so payments match without trusting
anyone to say which is which. Every mint passes through the desk with its
reason.desk ↗
zZEC minter rotation proposed to the WrapDesk. The wrapper enforces a
48-hour timelock on role changes, so activation becomes eligible on Sep 07 at 19:16
UTC. The public wrap opening is scheduled for 23:16 UTC, after activation.tx ↗
Live ZEC balance on the ledger, read from a Zcash node next to the
attested number. Check either against the explorer.
The Furnace rebuilt for Uniswap v4: zZEC fees → ETH → $ZEAL → burn,
LP fees collectable by anyone, liquidity itself untouchable. 9 new tests, 83
total.source ↗
First attestation posted by the attestor key, on a 6-hour schedule
from here. Reserve 0, supply 0, coverage honest.tx ↗
Adversarial review pass over every contract, the operator, and the
site. One real hole in the unreleased Furnace, plus operator and copy fixes. All
closed. 84 tests.
First ZEC in the reserve, bought with ETH over NEAR Intents and
attested on-chain a minute later. Both tiles agree.tx ↗
First mint: 0.11833344 zZEC against 0.11833344 ZEC. Coverage exactly
1.00.tx ↗
The zZEC/ETH market opens on Uniswap v4, initialized and seeded in
one transaction. The first wrapped Zcash on Robinhood Chain is tradable.tx ↗
The Furnace deploys, verified, with an instant pause, owner-set hook
data, and timelocked pool rotation added from an outside reader’s review the same day.
Loop two is on chain.source ↗
First burn. zZEC trading fees collected, swapped to $ZEAL through the
Furnace, and sent to the burn address. 571.8 $ZEAL gone. Loop two turns.tx ↗
Reserve grows to 0.4263 ZEC, attested and minted the same evening.
Second liquidity position: pool depth 3.6x, coverage still exactly 1.00.tx ↗
$ZEAL live on pons.family. Graduated in under an hour.Pons ↗
ZealFoundry deployed. 60/25/15 split, no owner, no admin. Source
verified.source ↗
ZealTap deployed and verified. Pons V2 pays only a caller, so the Tap
claims and hands everything to the Foundry.source ↗
ZealTapV2 deployed and verified. It can sweep its own pool and
migrate itself, so fee routing never depends on anyone else again. Still one exit: the
Foundry.source ↗
zZEC contract written and tested, CI on every push.ZZEC.sol ↗
Reserve operator built: attest, mint, redemption watcher, ETH → ZEC
sweep over Relay and NEAR Intents.ops/ ↗
Everything public: contracts, tests, operator, site.github ↗
Reserve address published. A transparent Zcash address anyone can
watch, balance zero until the first conversion lands.zcash ↗
zZEC deployed and verified. Supply zero. It cannot mint until the
reserve is attested, and it can never stop redemptions.source ↗
nextPons
routes $ZEAL fees to the Tap, and loop one turns too.
Questions
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hard ones.
Clear answers about the tokens, your funds, trading fees and what we’re building next.
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ZEC is native Zcash. zZEC is the reserve-backed token representing ZEC on Robinhood Chain. $ZEAL is the ecosystem’s community token. Buying $ZEAL, holding zZEC and providing liquidity are different activities with different risks.
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No. Holding $ZEAL does not give you a claim on the ZEC reserve, LP fees or guaranteed income. The Furnace uses fees it receives to buy back and burn $ZEAL; burns do not guarantee a higher market price. LP fees belong to liquidity positions.
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The intended route for a $100 trade is: $1.00 in Pons pool fees, with $0.30 retained by Pons and $0.70 allocated to the Foundry. The Foundry splits that into $0.42 for ZEC reserves, $0.175 for liquidity and $0.105 for operations, before conversion costs. Pons now points creator fees at Tap v2. Accrued or credited fees are not the same as funds already received by the reserve, and a sweep is still required for pending hook fees.
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No. ZEAL is an independent project on Robinhood Chain. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Robinhood Markets, the Electric Coin Company or the Zcash Foundation. Robinhood Chain refers to the blockchain, not a listing in the brokerage app.
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Native ZEC is held at the published reserve address, and an attestor reports the reserve balance on chain. The operator controls the reserve signing keys. This makes zZEC reserve-backed and publicly checkable, not trustless. Compare live reserves, the last attestation and outstanding supply in the ledger.
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Yes, the wrap desk is live. Connect your Robinhood Chain wallet, get your wallet’s own Zcash deposit address and send native ZEC there (0.001–5 ZEC per payment, matched with V2 redeem). The actual received amount determines your credit; no special trailing digits are required. The desk waits for confirmations and processing before minting. Never send a deposit based only on a preview or a roadmap entry.
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