QVTX One QONE

Issued by QUANTVESTRIX, INC.

Add to your wallet

MetaMask's own guidance is that a token should be added through the wallet's wallet_watchAsset request rather than a central registry. These buttons do exactly that: your wallet asks your permission, and the address comes from this page.

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Contract addresses

Always confirm the address on this page before adding the token to a wallet. A token imported under the wrong address is a different token.

The full estate — all 30 contract deployments across the five public chains, with each one's live verification status — is published at qusdscan.us/contracts.

Verified source

Exact match means both the creation bytecode and the deployed runtime bytecode reproduce from the published source — the strongest verification result available. The build is solc 0.8.24, optimizer enabled at 200 runs, viaIR, EVM version london.

Token list

Wallets and aggregators that accept a token-list URL can import QONE, QUSD and vQONE across all five chains from:

https://qusdscan.us/qvtx.tokenlist.json

Standard token-list format, 13 entries, served as application/json. Importing by list rather than by hand is safer: the address comes from the list, not from a message someone sent you.

Price oracle

QONE's sibling unit QUSD is priced by an on-chain oracle at 0xc234af77d0884ffb31a1a604f212bd5d6c75a4e5, deployed at the same address on BNB Chain, Polygon, Base and Arbitrum. It exposes the standard Chainlink AggregatorV3 surface, so any integrator reading a conventional feed can read it directly. At the last reading it returned 1.00000000 (8 decimals) on all four chains.

This is QUANTVESTRIX's own oracle. It is third-party readable, not third-party derived, and is published as such.

Supply

Total supply is fixed at 500,000,000,000 QONE with 18 decimals, under an immutable maximum set at deployment. The supply cap is a one-way ratchet: it can only ever be raised toward the immutable maximum, never lowered and never exceeded.