# What is live today: V1 now, the audited V2 at the end of September, staking in December

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> Updated: 2026-08-17

Two true statements kept separate: the swap on this site is live today and executes real, self-custodial trades — but on the first-generation V1 engine, run as a staged pre-production test. V2, the protocol the whitepaper specifies, is under audit and targeted to go live at the end of September 2026 as an immutable one-way deployment; the full staking programme opens in December 2026, while the deployed staking contract's isSolvent() is already readable live on Base.

Two true statements are easy to run together, so we separate them up front. The interface on this site is live and executes real, self-custodial swaps today. The engine behind those swaps is a first-generation release — V1 — that we run as a staged, pre-production deployment, not as the finished protocol. And the protocol the whitepaper specifies, V2, is not deployed yet: it is under audit, and its launch is targeted for the end of September 2026.

## What is live right now

You can connect a wallet and swap today on the chains the app supports, and every part of that path is real: you keep custody, the quote is an eth_call read from live pools, and settlement happens on-chain. What it is not is the audited production protocol. Treat the current deployment as a test — use amounts you are comfortable testing with — because that is exactly what a staged launch is for: proving the whole path end to end against real chain state before the audited engine replaces it.

## What V1 is, and what it is not

V1 is the first engine we deployed and wired to a live interface, a wallet layer, the supported chains and the on-chain reads. Its job is to make the entire circuit real before the audited engine lands, and it is public — the source sits in the open with everything else. It is deliberately a stepping stone.

What V1 is not is the set of guarantees the whitepaper makes. The V2 primitives — a manipulation-robust median for pricing, one universal AMM abstraction over every curve, computable gas bounds, and a result-verification step that measures what actually arrived — are specified and under audit, not the behaviour you are relying on today. The router the app routes through right now is the V1 engine, and it stays that way until V2 is announced live.

## When V2 goes live

V2 is targeted to go live at the end of September 2026, as the independent audit and the public bug-bounty window — open through 30 September 2026 — close together. We ship it once, not before it is audited: the deployment is a One-Way Door, immutable at the address it lands on, which is why the date follows the audit rather than leading it. When it is live, its address is published as the production router; until then, what you are using is V1.

## Staking: deployed and verifiable now, open in December

A staking contract already exists on Base, and its solvency is public: isSolvent() on the staking address returns the live verdict for anyone to read at any block, free, which you can watch on /solvency. But a contract that is deployed and solvent is not the same as a staking programme that is open — and the full programme, with the emission and halving schedule the whitepaper sets out, opens in December 2026, after V2 ships. What exists today is part of the same staged, test-first rollout as the swap.

## How to check any of this yourself

Nothing here asks for trust. For which addresses are genuinely ours on each chain, /verify is the canonical list — it answers authenticity, not version, so read it to defeat a clone, and read this page for which generation is live. For the V2 design, the source is the whitepaper. And for staking, the one guarantee that matters most is a single free call:

```
cast call 0x3f60C7aa0c36a78D200405feBE143d2Cf3fA0c77 "isSolvent()(bool)" --rpc-url https://mainnet.base.org
```

**Verify it yourself:** Run the isSolvent() call above, or open /solvency — the Base staking contract answers today, which is how you tell deployed-and-verifiable from open-to-everyone; the latter, the full staking programme, opens in December, and V2 goes live at the end of September.

Related: https://blazephoenix.xyz/learn/v2-redesign-overview · https://blazephoenix.xyz/learn/v2-primitives · https://blazephoenix.xyz/learn/bug-bounty · https://blazephoenix.xyz/learn/what-is-staking · https://blazephoenix.xyz/learn/the-halving-schedule