zeekayandHanzo Dev 188a4f4e8a chain: the deploy key signs, and owns nothing afterwards ...

The markets could not be built at all — LiquidInitializationParams grew a
maxPriceDeviation rate limiter, and SecurityTokenAdapter reports one address
for both halves of a pair the engine now checks, which a like-kind market can
never satisfy. Index is that pair's price: collateral in its own synthetic,
opening at parity, and unable to fall, so an oracle can hand out room but never
seize a position.

What did deploy left the deploy key holding all of it: unlimited synthetic and
collateral mint, arbitrary NAV, halt, and the fee vaults. Ownership now goes to
OWNER and the yield index to ORACLE, and each step re-reads the chain and fails
the run if the deploy key kept anything. Both handovers are by nomination, so
each market is built by a Regent that spends itself in the transaction that
creates it rather than by a key that would stay admin until the multisig signs.

Nothing mints synthetic outside a market: the fee vaults' float was supply
totalSyntheticsIssued never counted, which the transmuter's own arithmetic
underflows on.

The lib/ symlinks point at working trees, so pins records a hash of every
source each step compiles and deploy.sh stops before broadcasting if upstream
moved. deploy.json is gone — deploy/<chainId>.json is the one address book, and
the two disagreed about which address held LBTC.

Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>

2026-08-25 12:30:56 -07:00

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Tokens.s.sol

chain: the deploy key signs, and owns nothing afterwards

2026-08-25 12:30:56 -07:00