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Diggers is four small contracts per chain, and no more. A launchpad, one immutable token every coin clones, a standalone vesting locker, and an event hub. There is no proxy pointing at swappable logic and no upgrade path anywhere.
The launchpad is the engine: it deploys coins, creates and owns their Uniswap V3 pools, routes every buy and sell, splits fees, and runs the name registry, graduation and Blue chip logic. Every coin is a gas-cheap clone of a single immutable token implementation. The locker holds all locked bags. The hub is where everything is observed.
Every protocol event, trades, harvests, points, holder counts, epoch settlements, graduations, Blue chip changes and locks, is emitted from the hub, and every ecosystem read is served there. Indexers, bots and integrators only need to watch a single address per chain instead of chasing thousands of individual coin contracts.
On chains where the gas token is a dollar, pools are already dollar-quoted and no conversion is needed. On ETH-quoted chains, Diggers turns its USD thresholds, like the $500K Blue chip market cap, into ETH by reading a time-weighted average price from the deepest on-chain stablecoin pools. The read is slow-moving and cannot be flash-manipulated, and it can never revert a trade: if it is ever unavailable, the protocol falls back to fixed ETH bars.
| Diggers | Typical launchpad | |
|---|---|---|
| Coins are clones of immutable code | ✓ | sometimes |
| Upgradeable proxy on the core | ✕ | often |
| Pause switch | ✕ | often |
| Owner power over balances or supply | ✕ | often |
| Every action emits a public event | ✓ | sometimes |
Want the receipts? Transactions & events decodes real on-chain activity, and integrations lists the public APIs and addresses.
Four pieces per chain: the launchpad (factory, router, sole LP and fee splitter), one immutable token implementation that every coin is a gas-cheap clone of, a standalone locker that escrows all vesting positions, and a hub that emits every event and serves every read. They deploy at identical addresses on each chain.
A single events-and-views contract. Every protocol event — trades, harvests, points, holder counts, epoch settlements, graduations, locks — is emitted from the hub, and every ecosystem read is served there. Indexers and integrators only need to watch one address per chain.
On chains where the gas token is a dollar, pools are already dollar-quoted, so no conversion is needed. On ETH-quoted chains, Diggers reads a time-weighted average price from the deepest on-chain stablecoin pools to convert its USD thresholds into ETH — safely, never able to revert a trade.
Yes. Every coin is a minimal-proxy clone of one immutable implementation deployed at launchpad construction. Clones are a gas optimization only: no admin, no upgrade path, no proxy pointing at swappable logic.