Rigoblock Documentation
  • Welcome
  • Introduction to RigoBlock
  • Contracts
    • Protocol
      • RigoblockPoolExtended
      • Core
        • constants
        • immutables
        • storage
        • actions
        • owner actions
        • abstract
        • fallback
        • initializer
        • state
        • storage accessible
      • Deps
        • Authority
          • authority docs
        • PoolRegistry
          • pool registry docs
      • Extensions
        • AGovernance
          • Solidity API
        • AMulticall
          • aMulticall docs
        • AStaking
          • aStaking docs
        • AUniswap
          • aUniswap docs
        • EUpgrade
          • eUpgrade docs
        • EWhitelist
          • eWhitelist docs
      • Proxies
        • proxy
          • proxy docs
        • proxy factory
          • proxyFactory docs
    • GRG Token
      • RigoToken
        • rigoToken docs
      • Inflation
        • inflation docs
      • ProofOfPerformance
        • pop docs
    • GRG Staking
      • GrgVault
        • grgVault docs
      • StakingProxy
        • stakingProxy docs
      • Staking
        • staking docs
    • Governance
      • Solidity API
  • Deployments
    • deployed contracts - V4
    • deployed contracts
    • v1.5.0
    • v1.4.2
    • v1.4.1
    • v1.3.0
    • v1.1.1
    • v1.1.0
  • Governance
    • Rigoblock Governance
    • Supported Applications
    • Token Whitelists
    • Supported Methods
      • Selectors - V4
      • Selectors - V3
  • Bug Bounty
    • Known Issues
  • Oracles and Price Feeds
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  1. Contracts

Protocol

The contracts of the RigoBlock protocol

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Last updated 2 months ago

Mapping of versions to implementation addresses

  • HF 3.1.0 -> 0xeb0c08Ad44af89BcBB5Ed6dD28caD452311B8516 (initial v3 implementation)

  • HF 3.1.2 -> 0x7Df14Ba4a5f565cD56206e49Fc66b3002A91841d (self custody deprecated)

HF 3.1.0 is also the initial v3 implementation, to be used in the proxy factory constructor to obtain the same deterministic deployed address for the same pool on all networks (relevant for protocol deployment on new chains).


The interface "" includes all the methods from core implementation and supported adapters. A new instance of a Rigoblock pool can be initialized by the client by attaching a Pool Proxy's address to this interface. This way, a client can initialize the pool just once and use the same instance inside the application.

The interface is not inherited by the pool implementation, as it includes the extensions' methods, which are not implemented at the core of the protocol.

Notice: the addition of new extensions requires the update of the interface

Disclaimer: contracts in the Rigoblock Protocol have NOT been audited. While 98% code coverage has been achieved, this is by no means a guarantee that the software is bug-free. Please use extreme caution when interacting with the contracts and treat them as not safe until an independent audit is released.

Core
Deps
Extensions
Proxies
IRigoblockPoolExtended