🚀 Uranus v3.1 Released

We have deployed Uranus v3.1, which includes a fix for an issue affecting partner fee tracking when partnerFeeBPS was configured above 20%.

Impact

• Affected only Uranus v3 memes with partnerFeeBPS > 20%.
• No impact on deployments using partner fees at or below 20%.
• Meme Wallet is unaffected and remains unchanged.

Updated Contracts

Factory v3.1:
EQAmkd4Pd_xgUW4b9MLrygf0SOfR2EUVa_iCtVWGnYB2hItG

Meme v3.1 Library:
4b33b12bd3acfccfebf1e5e104ccb13c48f3e55625b07e1a33ebb29abab7bdfc

Meme v3.1 Code Hash:
f4ba4ebd2678dde0c750564bd22ee0876aa2f39a1e8d3aacb606ba0c39a71d9a

Deployments

https://hub-beta.dedust.io/docs/uranus/overview#deployments

We recommend that integrators and partners review the updated deployment details and migrate to v3.1 where applicable.

As always, we appreciate the community's support and ongoing feedback.

Uranus Protocol Rev.3 is live - focused on builders

Now anyone can build their own memepad and launch customized memes on top of Uranus via new Factory message DeployCustomizedMemeMessage.

New in Rev.3:
• Partner fee sharing on bonding curves
• Revenue share after migration via CPMM v2
• Adjustable raise target: 800 TON → 1M TON
• Supply presets: 100M / 1B / 10B
• Bonding curve allocation: 60–80%
• Configurable LP owner after migration
• LP incentives in TON or tokens
• New Meme get-methods:
get_bonding_curve_data
get_partner_data

Docs: Uranus
TS wrappers: @dedust/kit

We’ve just released a new revision of Uranus.

What’s changed?

• Collected fee distribution updated to 80/20
• 80% → creator
• 20% → protocol (previously 70/30)

• Added new meme deployment presets:
• 1500 TON migration preset
• 2500 TON migration preset
• New presets migrate 25% of supply instead of 20%

New Meme Factory address:
EQBvhJBSxkmpAEkIoQfqztCPGRQNaCObIVuoy_Rz7oTbWBYi

More details:
https://hub-beta.dedust.io/docs/uranus/overview

Here is documentation (very early version) for CPMM v2 pools: https://hub-beta.dedust.io/docs/cpmm-v2/overview

Also, here is a package with TypeScript wrappers and examples for CPMM v2 and Uranus contracts:
https://github.com/dedust-io/kit

We are actively preparing documentation for Uranus.
So if you have some requests - let us know in @dedust_dev_chat.

Thank you.

We’ve released a new revision of CPMM v2 pools.

This update includes two changes:

- Fixes wallet discovery via legacy TEP-89 contracts (with hard-coded thresholds)
- Reduces the protocol fee from 30% to 20%; this change does not affect existing pools

Code:

b5ee9c72410101010023000842026045e67b617e73486aac445cfcad0dbead6d315ccc8f4aede3f2e23ad14da4b0b07806ea

Code Hash:

5851780d2386e989b9ab956da7cec5c69a667b9e525f628dcba5eb02c1ee0367

Heads up for developers:

The API at https://dedust.io/v1/ was a private mirror and was never intended for public use.
If you’ve been using it, please migrate as soon as possible:

https://dedust.io/v1/ → https://mainnet.api.dedust.io/v4/

Additionally, the following endpoints will be deprecated in the future, so we strongly recommend updating them now:

https://api.dedust.io/v2/ → https://mainnet.api.dedust.io/v2/
https://api-mainnet.dedust.io/v1/ → https://mainnet.api.dedust.io/v4/

Please update your integrations to avoid future disruptions.

Sharing TVM knowledge

We have strong hands-on experience with TVM and want to start publishing short technical articles and deep dives.

What TVM-related topics would you like to read about?
Share your ideas in our developer chat.

Also, we’re close to finishing the documentation for CPMM v2 contracts - stay tuned 📘🚀

Major update for tonkite/jest-tolk

What is new?
- A lot of helpers and assetions (API, examples)
- Fuzz testing (examples)

Documentation: tonkite/jest-tolk
Release: 1.0.0

Happy testing 🚀

Today, we distributed all referral fees collected over the last 3 months of the referral program (October 1, 2024 – December 31, 2024) from this wallet:

https://tonscan.org/address/EQAx1McP8Fq1_gg2q2Le0l0GnnAgmMyeyZ6gzK7nmPHI_C02

Two months of absence: what was going on?

Two months have passed since the announcement of Tolk. You might be wondered, what was going on and why there we no releases yet.

Throughout all November, I've been working on the vision of the future. My goal was to "visualize" what Tolk v1.0 should look like. What's the language we're all targeting to, so that it solves lots of practical problems, avoids manual cells/slices manipulation, provides sufficient mechanisms for ABI generation, but still being zero overhead. I have created a giant roadmap (40 PDF pages!) describing the vision, and how, step by step, we're going to reach it.

Throughout all December, I've been constantly working on the compiler's kernel. As you know, Tolk is a fork of FunC. FunC compiler internals are very challenging to be extended and modified. The way FunC looks like is just a mirror of its internal implementation. Heading towards the future, I had to partially "untangle" this "legacy FunC core", so that in the future, it will be able to "interbreed" with features it was not originally designed for.

Currently I am done with this preparation. Tolk v0.7 has just been released. It contains a fully rewritten semantic analysis kernel (though almost invisible to the end user, huh).

✅ Notable changes in Tolk v0.7:
1. Under the hood: refactor and revamp compiler internals. AST-level semantic analysis kernel
2. Under the hood: rewrite the type system from Hindley-Milner to static typing
3. Clear and readable error messages on type mismatch
4. Generic functions fun f<T>(...) and instantiations like f<int>(...)
5. The bool type
6. Type casting via value as T

PR on GitHub with detailed info. IDE plugins are updated accordingly.

BTW, a new version of blueprint was also released. You can now update compilers (Tolk / FunC / Tact) independently, they became peer dependencies.

P.S. I'll uncover the details about planned Tolk v1.0 quite soon.

Important update: closure of built-in DeDust referral revenue sharing program

We want to inform you about the discontinuation of the DeDust referral revenue-sharing (fee-sharing) program.

As a reminder, swap fees on DeDust are structured as follows:
- 80% of the fee is allocated to liquidity providers (LPs), enhancing the value of LP tokens by reinvesting back into the pool.
- 20% is collected as protocol fees.

Currently, the referral mechanism allows partners to receive 50% of the protocol fees, without any additional cost to the user making the swap. This system will remain in effect until December 31, 2024.

Starting January 1, 2025, the DeDust protocol will no longer share protocol fees with integrators. To generate revenue, integrators and products will need to implement their own additional fees using an additional contract.

Here is a concept how it can be implemented:
https://github.com/dedust-io/fee-collector

You should pass a FeeCollector address to recipient_addr and a user address to fulfill_payload.

Introducing Unit-Testing in Tolk with Jest

Tolk developers rejoice! Unit-testing for smart contracts just got easier. While sandbox offers E2E testing, it’s far from ideal for unit-testing.

Now, with the Jest-Tolk runner, unit-testing in Tolk is a reality. Seamlessly integrate with Jest and streamline your testing workflow today.

Explore the tool!

GitHub: tonkite/jest-tolk
NPM: @tonkite/jest-tolk

Upgrade your smart contract testing game now!