Question 1

What is new in BlazePhoenix — what makes it different from other DEX aggregators?

Accepted Answer

The quote and the execution are one computation: the route is derived on chain, inside the transaction that executes it, by the same evaluator that priced it — no server, no oracle, no keeper. Whitepaper v2.3 names eighteen innovations behind this, including the Meta-Equation, Uniswap V4 routed entirely in-frame with hooks screened by address bits, the Iron-Law floor re-derived at execution, and a 0.28% fee with no setter. Map with the mathematics: https://blazephoenix.xyz/learn/the-eighteen-innovations

Question 2

What is BlazePhoenix ($BZPX)?

Accepted Answer

BlazePhoenix is a decentralized, autonomous, fully on-chain DEX aggregator on Base, Ethereum, Optimism, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain, and a single-asset staking engine with solvency enforced on every state-changing call. $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 3

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 4

What is the BZPX airdrop and how do I join?

Accepted Answer

130,000,000 BZPX (13% of supply) is the Airdrop & Bounties pool, which funds the community airdrop. There is no entry form and nothing to submit: eligibility is measured from on-chain behaviour, so running many wallets gains no advantage over one real user. Rules and the claim contract publish on-chain ahead of the snapshot, announced only on the official channels.

Question 5

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 6

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 Base, Ethereum, Optimism and Arbitrum; the Robinhood Chain contracts run executable code byte-identical to the Optimism and Arbitrum ones. 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. The paid bounty has run nine disclosure waves with thirty-six credited researchers and no critical finding; every confirmed report was reproduced, fixed or documented with its bound, and anchored by a regression test that fails against the pre-fix code. Five are published as advisories at /security/advisories. Verify parameters yourself, always set your own minOut, and never commit more than you can afford to lose.

Question 7

Which networks does BlazePhoenix support?

Accepted Answer

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

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