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ommunity into Steem and Hive, fracturing Steemhunt's user base and the chain it was built on. What it seeded: The origin of Hunt Town's entire thesis (token-incentivized communities and reward-driven curation) that runs through everything we build today. Meta: 2018-03 · Steem · steemhunt.com · Introducing Steemhunt · HUNT airdrops for Steemians · Sponsor report #21 09 Reference Contracts & Addresses 94 Glossary 97 Links & Resources 99 H U N T T O W N D O C S 94HUNT TOWN DOCS 0 9 · R E F E R E N C E Contracts & Addresses Canonical contract addresses for the Hunt Town economy. Always verify against the official links in Links & Resources before transacting. HUNT (ERC-20) Network Address Ethereum 0x9AAb071B4129B083B01cB5A0Cb513Ce7ecA26fa5 Base (bridged) 0x37f0c2915CeCC7e977183B8543Fc0864d03E064C Factory NFT Contract Network Address Factory NFT (ERC-1155, token id 0 , holds the vault's HUNT) Ethereum 0x961eA6C51c185958b1A11ad8335046988D1B5734 Factory zap router (mints with ETH, USDC, USDT or DAI through Uniswap v4) Ethereum 0x4556e496270636868A83d616A10DAa663C57352e Building migrator (mints Factory NFTs for migrated Buildings) Ethereum 0x9f9867A86e614f6CCD3fdc38Fb42B30894a63696 Mini Building collector (takes Mini Buildings and their top- up for migration) Base 0xdB6F6849CEaD3D505bA525B1419B41Cbd27faFe7 Mint Club V2 Contract Network Address Mint Club V2 Bond (holds every Base HUNT reserve) Base 0xc5a076cad94176c2996B32d8466Be1cE757FAa27 MT (Mint Token, ERC-20) Base 0xFf45161474C39cB00699070Dd49582e417b57a7E Neverlose.money Contract Network Address Neverlose.money vault (its HUNT counts as locked) Ethereum 0x7edBE5aF30Ba6Ba2DE9EdDc72C2f585D1B0D5775 95HUNT TOWN DOCS Co-op Co-op tokens are created through the Mint Club V2 Bond above, which holds their HUNT reserves. The Co-op app adds two contracts on Base: Contract Network Address Swap and buy (pays for a buy in ETH or USDC through Uniswap v4) Base 0xcB835BF2eE7D63A3e55c580A962920fc1524B447 Project updates Base 0xdD066121E4488edB73c4Ff7f461592c084e4303A Payments (h402) Asset Network Address USDC (settlement) Base 0x833589fcd6edb6e08f4c7c32d4f71b54bda02913 lpTOKEN.fun Deployed on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663 ), Base ( 8453 ), Arc ( 5042 ), and Ethereum ( 1 ). Contract Robinhood Chain Base LpTokenFactory 0xDd9b4a30FFf71A391A39FbaCed43e3DAa84dbC84 0x3384eD0d272dE35bF6DC516E1eA7d188CEb51793 LpTokenVault (implementation) 0xBaf91d6c83fe4B325ddD818aDaa9A39D490E6C6d 0x78aae2fD8f8b09994d0e936Ce4478a7EB8FE92D9 TokenLaunchpad 0xC3612550Fd0f3095B6636110e5b06dD4eb05e000 0xED14eE7501fB212f876714a68308564cD6772000 LaunchLiquidityVault 0x7FcA8E7a8376B38f3eb23F21e8C7b7c6E5f3f077 0x39f3C534E6962Fd5fb0DD3653B6c16400c49C498 LpTokenZapRouter 0x19e1AbAcB318C25D9888bBAa62cBaa69dA2F66c7 0xc4C8071D651F093C4A5c2C06e7BFfc163A057DdA LpTokenLens 0x8bA19810F56E455276a0Db1eaace071D75B08Fd2 0x6DC57E44B995c56F91a6AD5f221F372C1c2FFBF5 Contract Arc Ethereum LpTokenFactory 0x37F540de37afE8bDf6C722d87CB019F30e5E406a 0x37F540de37afE8bDf6C722d87CB019F30e5E406a LpTokenVault (implementation) 0x2c692DB9203EF651745AF2c07ebd587222D55a06 0x2c692DB9203EF651745AF2c07ebd587222D55a06 TokenLaunchpad 0xa790B0e77FD23504342404fc8DD0c5AE4DE4e000 0xC011111853f63e9A3c5b112CEF26Ff78351c2000 LaunchLiquidityVault 0x124ed8F31A4052cA910E98e5eC9bb182C88AB365 0xCC61892B6F3eD6F2Bf258b53DD41683E0c2998Ab LpTokenZapRouter 0x905F3AE86108c6A3b1a345dACEaef6c4749Ec66a 0x905F3AE86108c6A3b1a345dACEaef6c4749Ec66a LpTokenLens 0x5dfA75b0185efBaEF286E80B847ce84ff8a62C2d 0x5dfA75b0185efBaEF286E80B847ce84ff8a62C2d 96HUNT TOWN DOCS Each market's vault address is shown in the app. Live table: lptoken.fun/contracts. Legacy: Building NFTs Building NFTs are legacy assets. Holders can migrate them into Factory NFTs. See Migrating Buildings. Contract Network Standard Address Main Building NFT Ethereum ERC-721 0x0c9Bb1ffF512a5B4F01aCA6ad964Ec6D7fC60c96 Mini Building NFT Base ERC-1155 (id 0 ) 0x475f8E3eE5457f7B4AAca7E989D35418657AdF2a Town Hall (holds the HUNT behind Main Buildings) Ethereum Not a token 0xb09A1410cF4C49F92482F5cd2CbF19b638907193 97HUNT TOWN DOCS 0 9 · R E F E R E N C E Glossary Agent: autonomous software that performs economic actions onchain (calling services, paying for capabilities) without a human in the loop. The "Agent" half of the Builder & Agent Economy. Bonding curve: a contract that sets an asset's price as a deterministic function of its supply, backed by a reserve. Minting adds reserve and moves the price up the curve; burning returns reserve and moves it down. On a ﬂat curve, or within one step of a stepped curve, the price can stay the same. The core primitive of Mint Club. Builder: a creator who launches tokens and projects on Hunt Town's primitives. The "Builder" half of the Builder & Agent Economy. Burn fee: the 5% of NAV that stays in the vault when a Factory NFT is burned. It raises the NAV per NFT for everyone still holding. See Mint & Burn. Capability: one task on h402, named category/action (e.g. web/search ). It describes the outcome, not the vendor. Child token: a token issued on a bonding curve with another token (often HUNT) as its reserve. Co-op project tokens and MT (Mint Token) are HUNT-backed child tokens. Co-op: Hunt Town's HUNT-backed launchpad and DEX, where builders launch tokens with HUNT as their reserve and anyone can trade them against HUNT. Lives at coop.hunt.town. EIP-3009: the standard for signed token-transfer authorizations. h402 uses it so a caller signs a stablecoin payment locally. Factory NFT: Hunt Town's HUNT-backed NFT on Ethereum (ERC-1155, token id 0 ). It mints at NAV and burns for 95% of NAV in HUNT. See Factory NFT. h402: Hunt Town's Agent Capability Market Layer: the x402 capability store where agents discover, compare, and pay per call for capabilities. See h402. HUNT: the ERC-20 token that backs the Factory NFT and serves as the reserve asset for Co-op project tokens and other HUNT-backed tokens. Non-inﬂationary: no address can mint it. lpTOKEN: an ERC-20 share of a Uniswap v4 liquidity position held by an lpTOKEN.fun vault; a pro-rata claim on that position, its accrued fees, and the vault's idle balances. Marketplace royalty: the 3% royalty (ERC-2981) set on Factory NFT sales. Marketplaces that honor it pay it to a royalty operator, which buys HUNT with it and deposits that HUNT into the vault. Mint / Burn: buying (mint) and selling (burn) an asset against its bonding curve. Factory NFTs work differently: they mint at NAV and burn for 95% of NAV, with no curve. Mint Club: the no-code bonding-curve protocol for tokens (ERC-20) and NFTs (ERC-1155). Co-op project tokens and MT are issued on it. MT (Mint Token): Mint Club's platform token; itself a HUNT-backed child token. It replaced the older MINT token on June 5, 2025. 98HUNT TOWN DOCS NAV per NFT: the HUNT held by the Factory NFT contract divided by the number of Factory NFTs. Minting one NFT locks this much HUNT. It was 1,000 HUNT at launch, and it rises when HUNT is added outside a mint or when NFTs are burned. See The NAV Vault. Provider: one concrete implementation of a capability on h402, with its own input schema, price, upstream service, and a stored real-response sample. Every call is pinned to exactly one provider. Reserve token: the asset held in a bonding curve to back an issued token/NFT. In Hunt Town this is frequently HUNT. Seed NFT: the one Factory NFT minted when the contract was deployed, backed by 1,000 HUNT. The team holds it, and it has no special rights. See The NAV Vault. Top-up: the HUNT a holder adds when migrating Buildings, so that their value reaches whole Factory NFTs. It is never refunded. See Migrating Buildings. x402: the standard that uses HTTP 402 Payment Required as a real payment handshake; h402's foundation. Legacy Building NFT: Hunt Town's earlier HUNT-backed NFTs. A Main Building (Ethereum, ERC-721) holds 1,000 HUNT in the Town Hall contract, released when the Building is burned after it unlocks. A Mini Building (Base, ERC-1155) was minted with 100 HUNT through Mint Club. Holders can migrate them into Factory NFTs. See Migrating Buildings. Town Hall: the Ethereum contract that holds the 1,000 HUNT behind each Main Building and records when each one unlocks. See Migrating Buildings. 99HUNT TOWN DOCS 0 9 · R E F E R E N C E Links & Resources Hunt Town Website: hunt.town Docs (this whitepaper): docs.hunt.town Factory NFT: hunt.town/factory · migrate Buildings: hunt.town/migrate · OpenSea GitHub: github.com/Steemhunt/hunt-town News / blog: news.hunt.town Community: X · Discord Products h402 (beta): h402.hunt.town · catalog · docs. Packages: @h402/cli and @h402/core on npm · SKILL.md lpTOKEN.fun: lptoken.fun · markets · how it works · contracts Co-op: coop.hunt.town Mint Club: mint.club · docs: docs.mint.club · SDK: sdk.mint.club Where HUNT trades DEX Uniswap on Ethereum · Uniswap on Base CEX (KRW) Upbit · Bithumb · Coinone · Gopax Bridge (Ethereum ↔ Base) Superbridge: HUNT, pre-ﬁlled · background Market data CoinGecko · CoinMarketCap Live HUNT price, supply and markets: hunt.town/factory#hunt. The burn record: Buyback & Burn. Security & Audits Hunt Town legacy contracts (Town Hall & Building contracts) Security audit by BEOSIN, completed December 6, 2022. Announcement: news.hunt.town · Report (PDF): beosin.com Mint Club V2 (reserve / bonding-curve contracts) 100HUNT TOWN DOCS CertiK security audit, completed January 18, 2024: docs.mint.club/audit/report CertiK KYC (team veriﬁed) and Skynet proﬁle: skynet.certik.com/projects/mint-club Community contract audit, completed December 26, 2023: docs.mint.club/audit/com_audit · Steemhunt/mint.club-v2-contract #72 See Mint Club → Security & Audits for context. Explorers HUNT (Ethereum): etherscan.io HUNT (Base): basescan.org Factory NFT (Ethereum): etherscan.io Factory zap router (Ethereum): etherscan.io Building migrator (Ethereum): etherscan.io Mini Building collector (Base): basescan.org Legacy: Main Building NFT (Ethereum): etherscan.io Legacy: Mini Building NFT (Base): basescan.org Legacy Buildings: Main Building collection · Mini Building on Mint Club 101HUNT TOWN DOCS H U N T T O W N D O C S Terms Last Updated: October 6, 2026 These Terms constitute an agreement between you (“you,” “user”) and Hunt Town, operated by BourbonShake Inc. (“Core Team,” “we,” “us,” or “our”), governing your access to and use of the Hunt Town website, documentation, and decentralized applications that provide access to onchain services on Ethereum, the Base Network, and other supported chains (collectively, the “Site”). By accessing or using the Site, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agreed to these Terms in full. If you do not agree, you must stop using the Site immediately. 1. Overview Hunt Town is an onchain product factory for the Builder & Agent Economy. It builds and operates a changing set of onchain products that connect builders, holders, and AI agents, along with HUNT (the reserve token) and the Factory NFT. The Site provides community tools and interfaces to smart contracts, which you use from your own wallet. Some features may also involve contracts or wallets operated by the Core Team, or steps the Core Team completes for you, as described in the documentation for that feature. 2. Do Your Own Research & Independent Projects You are solely responsible for your decisions and actions on the Site. Do your own research (DYOR) before you mint, buy, sell, burn, bridge, migrate, launch, or pay for anything. Read the documentation, check the smart contracts and their addresses, and make sure you understand the fees, mechanics, and risks. Information on the Site, in the documentation, and in community channels may be incomplete, outdated, or wrong, and may change without notice. Where a smart contract is involved, the deployed contract decides what actually happens. Do not rely on the Core Team, builders, community members, or other third parties to make decisions for you. Use only funds you can afford to lose. You are responsible for following the laws that apply to you, including tax rules, and for not using the Site where that is prohibited. Tokens that users launch through Hunt Town products are independent, user-created projects. The Core Team does not operate, control, review, or endorse them, and holds no legal, ﬁnancial, or managerial responsibility for any of them or their outcomes. Any action, decision, or loss involving a project token is yours alone. The Factory NFT is not a project token. The Core Team operates it, and Section 6 covers it. 102HUNT TOWN DOCS 3. No Financial or Investment Advice All information provided through Hunt Town (including websites, documentation, or community channels) is for educational and informational purposes only. Nothing should be interpreted as ﬁnancial advice, investment guidance, or solicitation to buy, sell, or hold any asset. 4. Onchain Interactions Hunt Town products run onchain. We do not: Hold your private keys. Any wallet you use or create, including one created with the h402 CLI, is yours to secure. Intercept or reverse blockchain transactions. Guarantee smart contract functionality, network uptime, or transaction success. You use your own wallet and pay gas fees with the network’s token (e.g., ETH, or Base ETH). All transactions are irreversible. 5. Use of HUNT Token HUNT is the core token of Hunt Town. It backs the Factory NFT and is the reserve asset for Co-op project tokens and other HUNT-backed tokens. Minting and burning these assets locks or releases HUNT under the rules of their smart contracts. HUNT’s price is volatile. You may lose part or all of the value of any HUNT you hold or lock. The Core Team makes no promise about HUNT’s price, stability, liquidity, or availability on any market. 6. Factory NFTs The Factory NFT is backed by HUNT held in its smart contract on Ethereum. Minting, burning, fees, royalties, and redemption follow the rules of that contract. The documentation summarizes them. If the two differ, the contract governs. Redemption is paid in HUNT and can return less HUNT than you paid, for example because of fees. Its dollar value follows the HUNT price and can fall. HUNT may be added to the contract from product revenue and other sources. Any HUNT the Core Team adds is at its discretion, has no set schedule or amount, and may stop at any time. The contract owner has only limited powers, set in the contract code and summarized in the documentation. Features that turn other assets into Factory NFTs, such as migrating legacy Building NFTs, may involve contracts or wallets operated by the Core Team. The Core Team may also complete steps for you. These features may be limited, delayed, paused, or discontinued. Delivery times are not guaranteed, and completed migrations cannot be reversed. Factory NFTs are not an investment. They give no right to proﬁts, dividends, or any payment from the Core Team. 103HUNT TOWN DOCS Once minted, Factory NFTs and the HUNT behind them are governed solely by smart contract logic. 7. Project Tokens Project tokens are created by independent builders, with parameters the builder sets within the options each product offers. Hunt Town does not endorse or guarantee any project, its builder, or its token. Being launched, listed, or given a vault on a Hunt Town product is not an endorsement. 8. Mint Club Protocol Integration Some Hunt Town products, such as the Co-op, are built on the Mint Club protocol, a no-code bonding curve framework. Its smart contracts handle minting, burning, and pricing for those tokens. These products may also use supporting contracts of their own. The Factory NFT and lpTOKEN.fun run on separate smart contracts. 9. h402 Payments h402 is Hunt Town’s capability market for developers and AI agents. Paid calls are settled onchain in stablecoins such as USDC. h402 also has its own terms at h402.hunt.town/terms, which apply to your use of h402 in addition to these Terms. Payments may pass through payment infrastructure operated by Hunt Town or third parties before they reach a provider. Completed payments are ﬁnal and cannot be reversed by the Core Team. Paid capabilities are served by independent providers. The Core Team does not control, endorse, or guarantee any provider, including its pricing, availability, output, or ﬁtness for any purpose. A provider marked as veriﬁed or recommended is not endorsed or guaranteed. You are solely responsible for the calls you authorize and the funds you spend, including payments made by agents you conﬁgure. 10. Bridged HUNT on Base HUNT tokens bridged to the Base Network via the L2StandardBridge contracts function as a representation of the original HUNT on Ethereum Mainnet. This bridge allows two-way transfers between Ethereum and Base using standardized Layer 2 bridging mechanisms. The bridging process, including all related contracts (such as L2StandardBridge) and interfaces (e.g., Superbridge), is fully operated by third-party protocols outside the control of the Hunt Town Core Team. The Core Team: Does not operate, control, or maintain the bridge contracts or their interfaces. Is not responsible for any smart contract vulnerabilities, operational failures, or interface errors that may occur during bridging. Bears no liability for losses, delays, or token discrepancies arising from the bridge process. 104HUNT TOWN DOCS Users are solely responsible for ensuring safe and correct use of the bridge when transferring HUNT between Ethereum and Base. 11. Risks Using blockchain-based products involves risks, including but not limited to: Smart contract bugs, exploits, or failures. Market volatility and the loss of part or all of an asset’s value. Fees and product mechanics that return less than you paid. Wallet loss or compromise, and mistakes such as sending assets to the wrong address. Network congestion, gas fee spikes, or failed or delayed transactions. Delays or failures in features that depend on the Core Team or third parties. Changes to any product or feature, or its suspension or discontinuation. Changes in laws or regulations. Actions that cannot be undone, such as migrating Building NFTs into Factory NFTs. You accept these risks. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Hunt Town Core Team is not liable for losses resulting from them. 12. Intellectual Property The Hunt Town name, logo, design elements, and related branding are property of BourbonShake Inc. All user-generated projects retain ownership of their respective intellectual property. 13. Limitation of Liability To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Site and all Hunt Town products are provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of any kind. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Core Team shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising from: Use of or inability to use the Site or smart contracts. Interactions with third-party projects or tokens. Loss of assets, data, or proﬁts. Your sole remedy is to stop using the Site. 14. Amendments We may change these Terms at any time. We post changes on this page and update the date at the top. Continued use of Hunt Town after a change means you accept the updated Terms. 105HUNT TOWN DOCS We may change, suspend, or discontinue any part of the Site or any feature we operate at any time, without notice. This does not change how deployed smart contracts work. 15. Contact For inquiries or reports, contact: admin@hunt.town