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Deployments
Guilherme Dantas edited this page Jun 9, 2025
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The Honeypot application has been deployed several times already. The following table lists all deployments so far.
| Back-end | Node | Network | Application contract | ERC-20 portal | ERC-20 token | ERC-20 wallet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| v1.0.0 | Ref. Node v1.0.0 | Ethereum Sepolia |
0x4cA...09d8 🔍
|
0x9C21...a1DB |
0xa46e...c9f2 |
0xcA31...0b6D |
| v1.0.0 | Ref. Node v1.0.0 | Ethereum Mainnet |
0x0974...C366 🔍
|
0x9C21...a1DB |
CTSI | 0x6024...2Ff5 |
| v2.0.0-rc-3 | PRT Node v0.1.0-rc.8 | Ethereum Sepolia |
0x280d...7787 🔍
|
0xc700...0051 |
0xdfC2...AE5b |
0xcA31...0b6D |
| v2.0.0-rc-3 | PRT Node v0.1.0-rc.10 | Ethereum Sepolia |
0xA1eB...9A7f 🔍
|
0xc700...0051 |
0xdfC2...AE5b |
0xcA31...0b6D |
Each column is explained below:
- Back-end: The version of the Honeypot application back-end (as listed here)
- Node: The version of the node responsible for running the machine and interacting with the blockchain
- Network: The blockchain network used as the base layer for the Cartesi Rollups contracts
-
Application contract: The contract responsible for holding the ERC-20 tokens and executing withdrawals
- Observation: The 🔍 icon links to the Cartesiscan page of the application
- ERC-20 portal: The contract responsible for locking the ERC-20 tokens in the application contract
- ERC-20 token: The ERC-20 token contract used by the application for deposits and withdrawals
- ERC-20 wallet: The Ethereum account authorized to request a withdrawal