Question 1

What is BlazePhoenix ($BZPX)?

Accepted Answer

BlazePhoenix is a decentralized, autonomous, fully on-chain DEX aggregator and single-asset staking engine with solvency enforced on every state-changing call on Base, Ethereum, Optimism and Arbitrum. $BZPX is its fixed-supply token (1,000,000,000) on Base. The price you are quoted is computed by the same on-chain function that settles the swap — compute, do not trust.

Question 2

How do I swap tokens on Base at the best price?

Accepted Answer

Connect a wallet at blazephoenix.xyz, pick the pair and amount, set your own max slippage (minOut is always your explicit choice), and execute. The on-chain Solver splits the order across the deepest pools — Uniswap V2/V3/V4, Aerodrome, Velodrome, Camelot, Curve venues — in up to 5 parallel legs, and any surplus above the quote is paid 100% to you.

Question 3

What is the BZPX airdrop and how do I join?

Accepted Answer

40,000,000 BZPX (4% of supply) is reserved for the community airdrop. Pull the reel on the Airdrop page — land Satoshi or Vitalik, share, and register your wallet address. One pull per person; claim details are announced on the official channels.

Question 4

How does BZPX staking work?

Accepted Answer

Lock BZPX for 90 days to 7 years and earn protocol emission plus borrower interest. Emission is a 180,000,000 BZPX budget on a biennial halving curve — eight periods over sixteen years, 90M then 45M then 22.5M and so on, emitting 179,296,875 in total with 703,125 recoverable afterwards. Longer locks boost rewards up to 2.75×. You can borrow against your own stake with no price oracle anywhere, because collateral and debt are the same token; the limit is 50% of net equity, which works out to a third of the stake, and liquidation only begins at 95%. Solvency is enforced as a revert condition on every transaction and anyone can verify it on-chain for free.

Question 5

Is BlazePhoenix audited?

Accepted Answer

No independent external audit has been completed. What exists instead is verification rather than attestation, and the honest picture is asymmetric. The contracts are immutable — no upgradeable proxy, so the code cannot be changed — and source is verified on all four live chains, with Robinhood Chain deploying. Staking solvency is enforced as a revert condition and anyone can read it free at any block (isSolvent(), solvency(), collateralRatio(), auditInvariants()). The router repository gates every merge on two symbolic proofs under Halmos, a static-analysis run that fails on high severity, and a bytecode-size gate stricter than the protocol limit; the staking repository runs neither a prover nor a static analyser. Eight findings have been disclosed and fixed — seven in staking, one in the router — reported by three external researchers. Verify parameters yourself, always set your own minOut, and never commit more than you can afford to lose.

Question 6

Which networks does BlazePhoenix support?

Accepted Answer

Five chains from one identical bytecode: Base (home of $BZPX), Ethereum mainnet, Optimism and Arbitrum One live today, with Robinhood Chain deploying next. The interface is non-custodial and works with injected wallets, Coinbase Wallet and WalletConnect — no KYC, no allowlist, no off-chain solver.

Base	Router	0x2a779f9Be49aac57495A8B6467Cc325a8a47Eb9f
Base	Quoter	0x4cEF0615614B212895F45Aa1D4833B16666E18d3
Base	Staking	0x3f60C7aa0c36a78D200405feBE143d2Cf3fA0c77
Base	BZPX token	0x23113e72165a034265Ab8Bf2277CCB7a85Cb7483
Ethereum	Router	0xE1aE5f49013920CF71De8CED4043e14C4d63416b
Ethereum	Quoter	0x4a20AA0912388ff7A9221Ab6BFC224cc20Baa0c3
Optimism	Router	0x7262e7483ab6f0db7b8f90eC3a9de3B02Ab36F6A
Optimism	Quoter	0xfB18EF6f62A0278A273Af4b7A46b454F9E482dc2
Arbitrum	Router	0x7262e7483ab6f0db7b8f90eC3a9de3B02Ab36F6A
Arbitrum	Quoter	0xfB18EF6f62A0278A273Af4b7A46b454F9E482dc2
Robinhood	Router	0x7262e7483ab6f0db7b8f90eC3a9de3B02Ab36F6A
Robinhood	Quoter	0xE1aE5f49013920CF71De8CED4043e14C4d63416b

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