Update from Soladrome

Week one: the gate holds, and our own screens did not

Last week's update ended on a promise to show the Token-2022 admission path running on a

live chain rather than in our test suite. Done. Devnet now carries ten Token-2022 equity

fixtures, pools against USDC, and gauges voting on them: epoch 2959 currently holds votes

on USDC/TSLAx and USDC/NVDAx, pairs that did not exist a week ago.

Seven of those mints are admitted on purpose. They carry an unarmed transfer hook slot and

a permanent delegate, which is the shape real tokenized equities ship in, plus a pausable

config on GLDx and a scaled-UI one on SLVx. Refusing them would exclude the entire asset

class, so we allow them and disclose what the issuer can still do to you. The residual risk

we cannot close in code: an empty hook slot can be armed after a pool exists.

Three exist to be turned away, one per rejection branch. Opening a pool on any of them

returns UnsupportedMintExtension (6057):

BADFEE 9rtNk1Y9sZLGwNLw4D1HHbMm4ByQJMHf4dHNdecQsg1U transfer fee

BADHOOK EnGu5r2ZrReGn3ThyotWzJvRU8TtYpuYo5x8qsCHneKE armed transfer hook

BADFROZ EUvivbQG2sm86abwG79aYn7Mkn436nRYhCF5nNnzdQmM default-frozen accounts

The notable challenge was not the program, it was our interface. Every screen showing a

bribe carried its own hardcoded symbol table, built from mints derived from a program ID we

rotated in August, and divided reward amounts by the protocol's decimals while the reward

mint is arbitrary. On a USDC/TSLAx gauge the claim preview promised a hundred times what

the instruction actually pays, on the exact screen where a voter decides whether a bribe is

worth a vote. The lesson we did not have before: a derived address does not contain the

string of the program ID that produced it, so it survives every search you run after a key

rotation. Both pages now read one shared registry.

Next week: strategies. Harvesting fees, emissions and bribes, rebalancing and redepositing

is five signatures today. It becomes one recipe the user signs, in one transaction, with an

honest answer when the harvest would cost more than it collects. No keeper, no delegated

key.

Everything above is devnet. Program: DgD37Vjs8ozzBwZnfsNEDQNw1SEsgBTr2TXfBdsrgXpe

App: https://soladrome.finance Code: https://github.com/OxToF/soladrome