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Published contract references, with full addresses and direct explorer links. A contract’s name, logo or verification badge is not a security audit.

4 published references

01INFR · 18 decimals

Inferno token

The token address published across the original homepage, trading links and price configuration.

Inferno token0xd448e17e35e9086c65f9378d1bb4ae11b777bde2
02Published allocation · 10M INFR

Emissions vault

The vault referenced in the project’s 100-year emissions description. Inspect its current code and balance.

Emissions vault0xce6f75Dd5a1647E8dC1977D5E54e56c4090Aab62
03Historical date · 01 Oct 2025

Timelock

The previously published release date has passed. This is not a claim that tokens remain locked.

Timelock0x730e7dae35B45835Fb35A993518346f5D9EE777A
04Published INFR / USDC.e reference

QuickSwap v3 pool

The project’s existing v3 pool reference. Pool availability, balances and price must be checked independently.

QuickSwap v3 pool0x3f588ce02a73bf633bf2d8729bcdd8ad80104007
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