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feat: whitelist Mantle USDT0 wrapper and map aManUSDT0 to USDT0 parent icon - #3083

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feat: whitelist Mantle USDT0 wrapper and map aManUSDT0 to USDT0 parent icon#3083
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Adds Merkl incentive support for the Mantle USDT0 wrapper, following the same pattern as the Plasma USDT0 mapping (#3081) and the USDS wrapper whitelist (#3069):

  • Whitelist the TokenLogic wrapper contract 0xb9ac85176c74009e1f86ee3534b02308760fdae8 as a Merkl reward token in merklConfig.ts
  • Map the aManUSDT0 reward symbol to the USDT0 parent icon (aUSDT0) in IncentivesSymbolMap

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No security vulnerabilities identified. The changes are purely static UI configuration additions: a new token symbol mapping entry in IncentivesTooltipContent.tsx and a new hardcoded Ethereum address in merklConfig.ts. These are data-only changes with no logic modifications, no user-controlled input handling, and no security-sensitive operations.

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global 1.32 MB (🟡 +16 B)
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/ 95.98 KB (🟡 +33 B) 1.42 MB
/dashboard 85.55 KB (🟡 +33 B) 1.41 MB
/markets 54.86 KB (🟡 +33 B) 1.38 MB
/safety-module 56.41 KB (🟡 +33 B) 1.38 MB
/sgho 92.96 KB (🟡 +33 B) 1.41 MB
/v3-migration 52.61 KB (🟡 +33 B) 1.37 MB
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sammdec merged commit 8b8e0de into main Jul 27, 2026
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sammdec deleted the chore/USDT0-wrapper branch July 27, 2026 17:13
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