05 / VERIFYPROTOCOL VOCABULARY

Glossary

Term Definition in CUBIT
ABI Description of functions, events and types used to communicate with a contract
Deployer buy 0.1 ETH purchase included in the launch transaction, taxed 3% and not locked
Team address Fixed address that receives the team share of taxes and can replace the registry modules at any time, without delay, and then activate them; its powers are permanent
Approval ERC-20 authorization granted to a spender address for an amount
Band Single trading position placed at launch with 80% of the supply, covering all prices above the launch price and never withdrawn
Burn Destruction of tokens; the new version no longer burns CUBIT from the walls, only the rounding dust at launch
Target Level calculated on every sale, on the price after the sale, to place a wall: 0.4 × current price + 0.6 × launch price; at or below the launch price, the wall is placed 1% below the current price
ERC-6909 claim Accounting unit held in the PoolManager to settle or retain assets
Reward claim Call that claims an accrued reward; a different use of the word “claim” from ERC-6909
x·y=k curve Constant-product curve followed by purchases and sales in the band
Held CUBIT Circulating supply minus the CUBIT the band has not sold yet: what holders have, staked CUBIT included
Deadline Latest timestamp accepted for an operation or signature
Exact-input Swap with fixed input and output protected by a minimum
Exact-output Swap with fixed output and input protected by a maximum
Launch FDV Fully diluted valuation that sets the launch price; 3.75 ETH adopted for the new version
LP fee Pool commission, separate from hook taxes
Floor Historical name used in code; read the walls and the target separately
Hook Contract connected to Uniswap v4 operations, applying CUBIT mechanics here; it has no administrator
Idle ETH ETH accounted for outside any position; its compartment must be specified
Lens Read contract deriving figures from the hook and pool
Liquidity / depth Assets actually available in positions, depending on their state and price
Best wall Active wall closest to the market, the first one a sale meets; the Lens gives its gross price and its price net of fees and tax
Wall LP position funded with ETH by sales, at a fixed tick; a single wall per tick
Partially consumed wall Wall part of whose ETH has bought back CUBIT; it stays in place
Crossed wall Wall entirely converted into CUBIT by sales; the sale that crossed it empties it into the vault reserve
Circulating supply Total supply minus wall CUBIT, CUBIT awaiting transfer and the reward reserve of all registered vaults; staked CUBIT remain in circulation
Pending absorbed tokens CUBIT from crossed walls, isolated in the hook until sent by deliverAbsorbed()
Pending floor ETH Wall funds awaiting placement: 12% of sales and ETH released by crossed walls, placed by the same sale; only dust too small to create a position and the extreme case of a price at the very top of the tick range remain there
Permissionless Call open to everyone, subject to deterministic contract conditions
PoolId Identifier derived from the entire PoolKey
Launch price ETH price per CUBIT fixed at deployment: launch FDV divided by 21 million
V2 registry Contract retaining current modules, their revision, open features and the history of vaults
Reward reserve CUBIT held by the vault to pay depositors: 20% of the supply at launch, then the CUBIT from crossed walls
Slippage Accepted execution difference from a quote, bounded by swap limits
Snapshot Consistent set of data read at a given block
Tick Discrete pool price unit; its orientation is reversed relative to ETH/CUBIT price
V1 / V2 Market core / additional roadmap features
Governance vault Launchpad vault that receives the Forge launch fees, in ETH, never refunded to the launcher, and tokens from Forge children’s walls; each deposit is locked for 30 days, plus any extension, then only its deployer can claim, permanently and with no way to transfer this right; that deployer can extend the lock, never shorten it

For units and contract methods, see integration.

CUBIT / September 26, 2026 Sources and method