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Contracts & trust
Deployment references, upgrade authority and the boundaries of this release.
The live frontend references the factory, hook and router shown below. Collection addresses are created by the factory when an approved creator signs a launch. Infrastructure deployment alone does not create Shadow Cats or any other collection.
Use the collection page and confirmed factory events to verify the exact token, NFT, rewards and vault addresses. Never identify a token solely by its name or symbol.
The shared hook is immutable. Its replacement requires a new hook address and matching infrastructure; existing pool hooks cannot simply be swapped. The initial launch liquidity has separate locked custody.
Factory, router and campaign proxy contracts retain Safe-controlled upgrade authority. An immutable fee split in the current hook does not remove every upgrade or governance trust assumption elsewhere. The current platform Safe is controlled by a single owner with a one-signature threshold; it is not a multi-party security guarantee.
Tests and deployment checks are not an independent audit. The initial curated rollout is intended to validate the complete user path before more collections launch.
This release targets Ink, native token/WETH single-sided launches, reveal-on-mint, irreversible NFT activation, WETH reward accounting, the revised base fee and optional fee-exempt buybacks. Creators remain allowlisted.
It does not add cross-chain trading, alternative base pairs, an automatic buyback keeper, a generic reflection contract, or a reverse NFT-to-token redemption feature. Some contract capabilities are not exposed as consumer actions yet. A saved demo remains a demo until a separate launch transaction is confirmed.