Contracts

You shouldn't need to read Solidity to know what you're trusting. Verify the contracts with your own eyes below.

ETH0x4d3590a5B0aCee04Bb7Ab721B23fDdae8B880486view source ↗
BASE0xa60ce83A4048f2157A65d596002541311D694E5Dview source ↗
HOOD0x07Bfce0976b205FcfDF115F7aD1401Ab1f197e6fview source ↗

⚠️ Check the chain before you check the address. This launch deployed from one account at matching nonces, so the SAME address is a DIFFERENT contract on different chains — 0x4d35…0486 is the factory on Ethereum but the swap router on Robinhood Chain. Every address below is labelled with its chain; looking one up on the wrong explorer will show you the wrong contract.

ETH0x2eC8C0C87946ead5f9AE436374F6A6d0191c6803view source ↗
BASE0x2E39Ae825C697BE3e15ACd003d1398287C83D4b6view source ↗
HOOD0x4d3590a5B0aCee04Bb7Ab721B23fDdae8B880486view source ↗

⚠️ Chain-specific addresses again: 0x2E39…B4b6 is this router on Base, but on Ethereum the very same address is the PRISM burner. Match the chain label before you look it up.

ETH0x2E39Ae825C697BE3e15ACd003d1398287C83D4b6view source ↗

This replaced the previous burner on 2026-07-30. The old one hardcoded the exploited v1 PRISM with no owner and no setter, so it could never be pointed at the community relaunch — trustless, but permanently stuck. This one is source-verified; the old one never was.

HOOD0xd1B485a0C40fb40fd94aa8dDbA32Ed6DCaDC35Beview source ↗

The Spectrum Factory and Swap Router above are the live relaunch deployments on Ethereum, Base and Robinhood Chain. Each basket a launcher deploys is its own contract, created by the factory from this exact verified code.