Pin tCBRS across Base, Ethereum and HyperEVM (41 -> 42) - #310
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Cerebras Systems deployed on Base 2026-08-14 via `sft-ops create-sft`, wired onto the shared V4 authoriser and handed to the Base token-owner Safe. receipt 0xAe8aD2340aa19749A0b935C7F2245823fC4F14FB receiptVault 0xBeB0c2011bd5520A0998b69132E9245E39Ac5D1D wrappedTokenVault 0xB457cfBF31995d3aAAa704dA9999cC0b011820ca Base only for now; the Ethereum and HyperEVM tables stay at 41 so a dispatch of `20260807-deploy-missing-tokens` against this branch selects exactly CBRS. Their pins follow in the next commit once the runs land. Verified against live Base on 42 rows: testConfigMatchesLiveBase, testWrappedDerivationHoldsOnBase, testConfigAlignsWithBaseTokenTable, testProdReceiptVaultsUniformOwnership and ...ShareUniformAuthoriser all pass, as do the 22 copy-script selection tests. The single expected failure is the 41 != 42 length divergence. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01H5q7zVya3CF5RWAkD3EYea
`20260807-deploy-missing-tokens` dispatched against both chains from this branch, selecting exactly one token each: Ethereum run 31845108154 "Copying 1 Base tokens onto chain id 1" HyperEVM run 31845492796 "Copying 1 Base tokens onto chain id 999" receipt 0x8Ea1ba9Fc0CF7338B41DdDa5B778a9118274AEA8 receiptVault 0x75E0d127794b9C26eE35c55fbaBcc41c53Ccb37C wrappedTokenVault 0x15925E1c19c0F0d392F6FCb40FdE9144Dd823962 Both chains landed on identical addresses, as FTF and the 2026-08-12 batch did. Verified on chain on both before pinning: name "Cerebras Systems Inc. ST0x", symbol tCBRS, owner the token-owner Safe 0x3840aeDa...0329, authorizer the V4 clone 0x66566cc9...8157, receipt() matching the pin. LibTokenInvariants suite is fully green at 42 rows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01H5q7zVya3CF5RWAkD3EYea
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe production token roster now contains 42 entries. CBRS is added to the canonical configuration and to the Base, Ethereum, and HyperEVM invariant tables at index 41. ChangesCBRS production token integration
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change pins tCBRS across Base, Ethereum, and HyperEVM. One documentation count still says 29 instead of 42, which could briefly mislead maintainers but does not affect runtime behavior; the PR is otherwise merge-ready after the documentation update. Possibly related PRs
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In `@src/lib/LibTokenInvariants.sol`:
- Around line 406-407: Update the two documentation references for
productionReceiptVaults() to state 42 entries, matching the 42-element array
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Update the derived accessor count.
When productionTokensBase() returns 42 entries, productionReceiptVaults() also returns 42 addresses because it uses tokens.length. Its documentation at Lines 1035-1041 still states 29 entries. Update both count references.
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- /// `@notice` Returns the 29 production receipt vault addresses on Base, in
+ /// `@notice` Returns the 42 production receipt vault addresses on Base, in
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- /// `@return` vaults The 29 production receipt vault addresses on Base.
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In `@src/lib/LibTokenInvariants.sol` around lines 406 - 407, Update the two
documentation references for productionReceiptVaults() to state 42 entries,
matching the 42-element array created by productionTokensBase() and the derived
tokens.length behavior.
Pinning CBRS on Base alone would have been worse than not pinning it. _selectMissing decides what to deploy by diffing Base against the pinned target table, so a Base-only CBRS row makes the copy think CBRS is missing on Ethereum and HyperEVM and deploy it a second time. It is not missing. `20260807-deploy-missing-tokens` already copied it on 2026-08-14 (runs 31845108154 and 31845492796). The pin PR for that — #310 — was opened the same day and never merged, so the two target tables have sat a row behind the chain ever since. Verified live on both chains before pinning: vault 0x75E0d127…b37C symbol() tCBRS name() Cerebras Systems Inc. ST0x owner() 0x3840aeDa…0329, the token-owner Safe receipt 0x8Ea1ba9F…4AEA8 from receipt() on the vault wrapper 0x15925E1c…23962 symbol() wtCBRS Ethereum and HyperEVM go 41 -> 42. Base stays 50, so parity is still red by the eight tokens the copy has yet to deploy — the EU batch and NKE/MCD. #310 is now redundant and should be closed rather than merged; it pins CBRS at index 41 in a Base table that this branch already takes to 50. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Superseded by #337, which pins CBRS on all three chains as part of a larger batch (Base 41 → 50, Ethereum and HyperEVM 41 → 42). Worth recording why this one mattered while it sat open: because it never merged, Caught before dispatch. #337 now carries the same three-chain rows this PR has, re-verified live on both targets: Suggest closing rather than merging — this pins CBRS at index 41 of a Base table #337 already takes to 50. |
Pinning CBRS on Base alone would have been worse than not pinning it. _selectMissing decides what to deploy by diffing Base against the pinned target table, so a Base-only CBRS row makes the copy think CBRS is missing on Ethereum and HyperEVM and deploy it a second time. It is not missing. `20260807-deploy-missing-tokens` already copied it on 2026-08-14 (runs 31845108154 and 31845492796). The pin PR for that — #310 — was opened the same day and never merged, so the two target tables have sat a row behind the chain ever since. Verified live on both chains before pinning: vault 0x75E0d127…b37C symbol() tCBRS name() Cerebras Systems Inc. ST0x owner() 0x3840aeDa…0329, the token-owner Safe receipt 0x8Ea1ba9F…4AEA8 from receipt() on the vault wrapper 0x15925E1c…23962 symbol() wtCBRS Ethereum and HyperEVM go 41 -> 42. Base stays 50, so parity is still red by the eight tokens the copy has yet to deploy — the EU batch and NKE/MCD. #310 is now redundant and should be closed rather than merged; it pins CBRS at index 41 in a Base table that this branch already takes to 50. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… 56) Records every Base deployment in this repo's contract registry, not only the ones whose Ethereum / HyperEVM copies exist. Builds on #337 (CBRS on all three chains, the EU batch + MCD/NKE on Base) and adds the six launched tokens deployed since: 50 GRND 2026-09-04 51 DNUT 2026-09-06 52 PLBY 2026-09-06 53 TR 2026-09-06 54 WEN 2026-09-06 55 FGI 2026-09-06 (deployed last, after the GM swap) Base tables go 50 -> 56; Ethereum and HyperEVM stay at 42. Deployed-but-never-launched tokens are recorded as commented-out constants and rows at the index they would occupy, so their addresses are on the record without entering the arrays or `20260807-deploy-missing-tokens`' selection: tMETA 2026-07-27 never launched (no registry / logo / Turnkey entry) tPLTR 2026-07-27 never launched, `owner()` still the deployer EOA tGM 2026-09-06 swapped out for FGI before launch sft = receiptVault and wrapper = wrappedTokenVault come from sft-ops `ops/launches.json` (tFGI from the open ledger PR #30). Every receipt address was read live with `cast call <sft> "receipt()"` on Base and cross-checked against st0x.registry PR #63's `extensions.receiptAddress`; `symbol()`, `name()` and `owner()` were read live too and match. Stale NatSpec counts CodeRabbit flagged on #310/#337 are fixed in the same pass: the LibProdTokenConfig title comment (41 -> 56) and `productionReceiptVaults`' doc (29 -> 56). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pinning CBRS on Base alone would have been worse than not pinning it. _selectMissing decides what to deploy by diffing Base against the pinned target table, so a Base-only CBRS row makes the copy think CBRS is missing on Ethereum and HyperEVM and deploy it a second time. It is not missing. `20260807-deploy-missing-tokens` already copied it on 2026-08-14 (runs 31845108154 and 31845492796). The pin PR for that — #310 — was opened the same day and never merged, so the two target tables have sat a row behind the chain ever since. Verified live on both chains before pinning: vault 0x75E0d127…b37C symbol() tCBRS name() Cerebras Systems Inc. ST0x owner() 0x3840aeDa…0329, the token-owner Safe receipt 0x8Ea1ba9F…4AEA8 from receipt() on the vault wrapper 0x15925E1c…23962 symbol() wtCBRS Ethereum and HyperEVM go 41 -> 42. Base stays 50, so parity is still red by the eight tokens the copy has yet to deploy — the EU batch and NKE/MCD. #310 is now redundant and should be closed rather than merged; it pins CBRS at index 41 in a Base table that this branch already takes to 50. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… 56) Records every Base deployment in this repo's contract registry, not only the ones whose Ethereum / HyperEVM copies exist. Builds on #337 (CBRS on all three chains, the EU batch + MCD/NKE on Base) and adds the six launched tokens deployed since: 50 GRND 2026-09-04 51 DNUT 2026-09-06 52 PLBY 2026-09-06 53 TR 2026-09-06 54 WEN 2026-09-06 55 FGI 2026-09-06 (deployed last, after the GM swap) Base tables go 50 -> 56; Ethereum and HyperEVM stay at 42. Deployed-but-never-launched tokens are recorded as commented-out constants and rows at the index they would occupy, so their addresses are on the record without entering the arrays or `20260807-deploy-missing-tokens`' selection: tMETA 2026-07-27 never launched (no registry / logo / Turnkey entry) tPLTR 2026-07-27 never launched, `owner()` still the deployer EOA tGM 2026-09-06 swapped out for FGI before launch sft = receiptVault and wrapper = wrappedTokenVault come from sft-ops `ops/launches.json` (tFGI from the open ledger PR #30). Every receipt address was read live with `cast call <sft> "receipt()"` on Base and cross-checked against st0x.registry PR #63's `extensions.receiptAddress`; `symbol()`, `name()` and `owner()` were read live too and match. Stale NatSpec counts CodeRabbit flagged on #310/#337 are fixed in the same pass: the LibProdTokenConfig title comment (41 -> 56) and `productionReceiptVaults`' doc (29 -> 56). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ented-out META/PLTR/GM (#339) * Pin CBRS, the EU batch and NKE/MCD into the Base tables Nine tokens live on Base that the config and Base invariant tables never picked up. Both tables go 41 -> 50, appended in Base deploy order: 41 CBRS 2026-08-14 42 AIR.PA 2026-08-28 \ 43 BMW.DE 2026-08-28 | 44 MC.PA 2026-08-28 | EU batch 45 SIE.DE 2026-08-28 | 46 MBG.DE 2026-08-28 | 47 RHM.DE 2026-08-28 / 48 MCD 2026-09-03 \ today 49 NKE 2026-09-03 / CBRS shipped the same day as FTF but only FTF got pinned; it has been a straggler since. The MBG.DE row is the third, good deploy — the two orphaned ones are marked deprecated in sft-ops ops/launches.json and are not referenced here. Every address is read off Base, not copied from the ledger: the receipt leg comes from `receipt()` on each vault, and owner()/authorizer() were checked against the production Safe and the shared authoriser before pinning. Dotted tickers are new to these tables. The underlying string keeps the dot ("AIR.PA") because that is what Base reports from symbol(); only the Solidity constant names substitute an underscore (AIR_PA_RECEIPT), since a dot is not valid in an identifier. MC.PA's name needs a `unicode"..."` literal — solc rejects the bare form, and dropping the ë from "Moët" would fail the live-Base name check. Verified against live Base: testConfigAlignsWithBaseTokenTable PASS testConfigMatchesLiveBase PASS (name + symbol, all 50) testWrappedDerivationHoldsOnBase PASS testAssertProductionStateBasePassesLive PASS Cross-chain parity is red until the copy runs — Base is 50, Ethereum and HyperEVM are still 41. That is the expected intermediate state; the target tables get pinned from the broadcast's logged tuples. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Pin CBRS on Ethereum and HyperEVM too — it is already deployed there Pinning CBRS on Base alone would have been worse than not pinning it. _selectMissing decides what to deploy by diffing Base against the pinned target table, so a Base-only CBRS row makes the copy think CBRS is missing on Ethereum and HyperEVM and deploy it a second time. It is not missing. `20260807-deploy-missing-tokens` already copied it on 2026-08-14 (runs 31845108154 and 31845492796). The pin PR for that — #310 — was opened the same day and never merged, so the two target tables have sat a row behind the chain ever since. Verified live on both chains before pinning: vault 0x75E0d127…b37C symbol() tCBRS name() Cerebras Systems Inc. ST0x owner() 0x3840aeDa…0329, the token-owner Safe receipt 0x8Ea1ba9F…4AEA8 from receipt() on the vault wrapper 0x15925E1c…23962 symbol() wtCBRS Ethereum and HyperEVM go 41 -> 42. Base stays 50, so parity is still red by the eight tokens the copy has yet to deploy — the EU batch and NKE/MCD. #310 is now redundant and should be closed rather than merged; it pins CBRS at index 41 in a Base table that this branch already takes to 50. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Pin every Base deployment: GRND, DNUT, PLBY, TR, WEN, FGI (Base 50 -> 56) Records every Base deployment in this repo's contract registry, not only the ones whose Ethereum / HyperEVM copies exist. Builds on #337 (CBRS on all three chains, the EU batch + MCD/NKE on Base) and adds the six launched tokens deployed since: 50 GRND 2026-09-04 51 DNUT 2026-09-06 52 PLBY 2026-09-06 53 TR 2026-09-06 54 WEN 2026-09-06 55 FGI 2026-09-06 (deployed last, after the GM swap) Base tables go 50 -> 56; Ethereum and HyperEVM stay at 42. Deployed-but-never-launched tokens are recorded as commented-out constants and rows at the index they would occupy, so their addresses are on the record without entering the arrays or `20260807-deploy-missing-tokens`' selection: tMETA 2026-07-27 never launched (no registry / logo / Turnkey entry) tPLTR 2026-07-27 never launched, `owner()` still the deployer EOA tGM 2026-09-06 swapped out for FGI before launch sft = receiptVault and wrapper = wrappedTokenVault come from sft-ops `ops/launches.json` (tFGI from the open ledger PR #30). Every receipt address was read live with `cast call <sft> "receipt()"` on Base and cross-checked against st0x.registry PR #63's `extensions.receiptAddress`; `symbol()`, `name()` and `owner()` were read live too and match. Stale NatSpec counts CodeRabbit flagged on #310/#337 are fixed in the same pass: the LibProdTokenConfig title comment (41 -> 56) and `productionReceiptVaults`' doc (29 -> 56). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Pin the 14 cross-chain copies on Ethereum and HyperEVM (both 42 -> 56) `20260807-deploy-missing-tokens` was dispatched from this branch against both target chains and deployed the fourteen rows they were missing: the EU batch (2026-08-27), MCD and NKE (2026-09-03), GRND (2026-09-04) and the 2026-09-06 batch. - Ethereum: manual-broadcast run 34127693038 (42 txs, SUCCEEDED) - HyperEVM: manual-broadcast run 34129816326 (SUCCEEDED; an earlier attempt died on a nix 504 before broadcasting anything) Both runs used the same deployer at the same nonces, so the fourteen (receipt, receiptVault, wrappedTokenVault) tuples are byte-identical across the two chains. Verified live on each chain before pinning rather than assumed: every vault's `receipt()` matches the logged receipt, every `owner()` is that chain's token-owner Safe 0x3840aeDaEc8e82f79d8F6a8F6ADCa271E13E0329, every `symbol()` is the expected t-ticker and every wrapper has non-empty code. All three tables are now 56 rows deep and mirror each other index-for-index, so the Base table's "Base-only from here" note above `tokens[42]` and the stale "the Base-only rows start at index 42" tail on the rows 29-41 batch comment are both corrected. GM, PLTR and META stay commented out on Base and absent from the target tables. `testEthereumTokenTableMirrorsBaseUnderlyings`, `testConfigAlignsWithBaseTokenTable` and both `LibTokenInvariants` suites (53 tests) pass. `testCrossChainParity` gets past the token-table comparison it was red on and now trips a pre-existing, unrelated divergence — Base's receipt-vault beacon serves 0.1.30 while Ethereum's still serves 0.1.1 — which reproduces identically on this branch without this commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Carry Base's rows 41-55 as placeholders on Robinhood Chain and BNB Smart Chain Rebased onto the hydrated 41-row Robinhood / BNB tables. Both tables now mirror Base's 56 rows by index, with rows 41-55 as placeholders until 20260807-deploy-missing-tokens copies them onto each chain and the pin PR hydrates them. The selection tests build their all-placeholder table from Base rather than assuming the live Robinhood table is one, and the half-hydrated case now uses the live table as it stands today. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HiqQdxokJ4edjAFyAkN9G3 * pin(tokens): hydrate Base's rows 41-55 on Robinhood Chain and BNB Smart Chain 20260807-deploy-missing-tokens copied the fifteen later Base deployments onto Robinhood Chain (manual-broadcast run 34588739371) and BNB Smart Chain (run 34589363778) on 2026-09-11, dispatched from this branch so the selection saw Base's 56-row table. Both tables are now 56 live rows, first and last of each batch spot-verified live (owner = Safe, symbol). The half-hydrated selection test builds its table from Base instead of reading the live Robinhood table, which no longer carries placeholders. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HiqQdxokJ4edjAFyAkN9G3 --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Josh Hardy <josh@rainlang.xyz>
Cerebras Systems (CBRS) launched 2026-08-14. Deployed on Base via
sft-ops create-sft, then copied to Ethereum and HyperEVM by20260807-deploy-missing-tokensdispatched from this branch.0xAe8aD234…F14FB0xBeB0c201…c5D1D0xB457cfBF…820ca0x8Ea1ba9F…4AEA80x75E0d127…cb37C0x15925E1c…239620x8Ea1ba9F…4AEA80x75E0d127…cb37C0x15925E1c…23962Broadcast runs: 31845108154 (ethereum), 31845492796 (hyperevm). Each selected exactly one token — "Copying 1 Base tokens onto chain id …".
Verification
Every address read from the live contracts before pinning. On all three chains:
name()= "Cerebras Systems Inc. ST0x",symbol()=tCBRS,authorizer()= that chain's V4 clone,owner()= that chain's token-owner Safe,receipt()matching the pinned receipt. Base additionallyisCertificationExpired()= false (certified to 2027-08-14).Green at 42 rows:
testConfigMatchesLiveBase,testWrappedDerivationHoldsOnBase,testConfigAlignsWithBaseTokenTable,testEthereumTokenTableMirrorsBaseUnderlyings,testProdReceiptVaultsUniformOwnership,testProdReceiptVaultsShareUniformAuthoriser, and the 22 copy-script selection tests.Sequenced deploy → pin Base → copy → pin targets on one branch, so
mainnever carries a red parity window.Note
As with every token on the non-Base chains, CBRS is certified on Base only.
st0x.deployhas no certification path, andcertifyis owner-gated with ownership handed to the Safe in the same broadcast — so ordinary transfers on Ethereum and HyperEVM will revertCertificationExpireduntil the Safe certifies. Pre-existing condition affecting all 42, not introduced here.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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