Sources and method
This guide was written from the local codebase and user clarifications of September 10, 2026. Files cited below are repository paths, not network endpoints.
This edition’s historical code references designate protocol revision 991fca9, preserved on branch work/v1-v2-fixed-walls. Documentation is published from main; this publication does not validate or redeploy the contracts described.
Reading order
The latest tax clarification specifies 3% on buys for the team, and 15% on sells: 12% for walls and 3% for the team. This rule replaces the reversed rates still present in the historical code revision cited here.
The wall business rule follows explicit clarifications, consolidated in CUBIT-cahier-des-charges/docs/VERSION_ACTUELLE.md: target at time T, a USD 7 000 FDV base on 21 million tokens, older funds fixed at their ticks and 0.01% LP fees for the new version.
To know what actually works, then connect the code, validation results and deployment of the same version. The current report’s banner separates unvalidated work from historical results.
Code comments still being edited do not replace a confirmed specification. Conversely, a specification does not prove that an implementation or network already executes it.
Code reviewed
| Source | Use in the guide |
|---|---|
contracts/src/CubitToken.sol |
Initial supply and burn authority |
contracts/src/CubitHook.sol |
Taxes, compartments, maintenance, guardian and V2 |
contracts/src/libraries/BandLib.sol |
Geometry, prices and ticks |
contracts/src/libraries/WallLib.sol |
New fixed-wall management under development |
contracts/src/CubitLens.sol and interfaces |
Prices, balances and maintenance views |
contracts/src/periphery/CubitRouter.sol |
Swaps, limits, approvals and final burn |
contracts/src/periphery/CubitV2.sol |
Signatures, module identity and replacements |
contracts/src/periphery/CubitVault.sol |
Lock, rewards and exits |
contracts/src/periphery/CubitForge.sol |
Curated beta and child isolation |
contracts/src/periphery/CubitLaunch.sol |
Prepared atomic launch |
dapp/src/chain |
Discovery, quotes, signing context and old Vaults |
dapp/src/pages/Momentum.tsx |
Read-only scope |
services/keeper and service READMEs |
Simulation, gas, journals and operations |
contracts/foundry.toml and package manifests |
Build commands and parameters |
Historical reports and documents
The reference report is audit/reports/2026-09-10-v1-v2/BILAN_FINAL_FR.md. Its banner distinguishes the ongoing revision from earlier acceptance tests in the rest of the document.
roadmapdev.md and historical specification documents helped explain intent and V1/V2 milestones. Original texts were archived under CUBIT-cahier-des-charges/historique/2026-09-10-avant-murs-fixes/. Passages about a single monotonic wall, E/C placement, an undecided fee, older launch parameters or complete disappearance of administrative rights do not establish the new version’s rule.
contracts/docs/STRICT_BURN.md explains the historical evolution of isolation constraints. contracts/docs/MODULE_SETTERS.md documents peripheral replacement. No old test count is presented here as validation of the new walls.
The historical dapp roadmap is a dated editorial reference; its content must not be used alone to integrate the new policy.
Art direction
The theme adapts decisions already present in the dapp:
| Visual source | Elements reused |
|---|---|
dapp/src/index.css |
Cream #f5f1e8, ink #111312, purple #5b4bff, lime #c7ff3d, orange #ff704d, paper #ede7d8 |
dapp/src/index.css |
Heavy, extended-width Archivo headings; Martian Mono labels; subtle texture |
dapp/src/components/primitives.tsx |
Defined borders, offset shadows, panels and statuses |
dapp/src/components/Header.tsx |
Typographic wordmark, purple square, navigation and state distinctions |
dapp/src/ui.tsx |
Occasional star motif and monospace labels |
Fonts are copied locally at build time with their licenses. The guide follows the dapp’s graphic language without reusing its outdated slogans.
Documentation
The chosen engine is HonKit 6.2.2, a fork of the GitBook engine dedicated to creating books and documentation from Markdown. Contents, static generation, search and page navigation come from this framework. The CUBIT theme extends its templates and styles. Official HonKit documentation.
Local installation and serve / build commands follow the official getting-started documentation. Book configuration specifies the content root and styles, among other settings. Release 6.2.2 identifies the version used.
The README at the root of gitbook/ describes installation, commands, browser checks and tooling limitations. This site’s validation checks the book; it does not validate protocol contracts.
Maintaining this guide
For a new release, start by updating version status and the normative reference. Then synchronize rules, API and workflows actually connected. Preserve the historical label when an older result does not cover the final sources.
Add a page in docs/, reference it in SUMMARY.md, then rebuild the book. Sources for this documentation are explicitly selected; private configurations, keys, authenticated RPCs and transaction dumps are not part of the site.