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Version updates, settings, roles and fund movements on the HELIX contracts, on one timeline. Every entry opens its transaction.
Version updates, settings, roles and fund movements on the HELIX contracts, on one timeline. Every entry opens its transaction.
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Recorded up to block #19,156,941 · updated 11/15, 05:38
LGNS / AiLGNS
According to the announcement dated 15 November 2026, LGNS/AiLGNS is AWAKE HELIX's first satellite liquidity pool and starts with a trial run ahead of emissions: adding and removing liquidity, veAiLGNS voting, incentive allocation and contract operation. The dates below are the announcement's; the figures are read from the chain.
Checked on-chain: at 21:46 on 14 November (UTC+8) the deployer address removed nearly all of the pool's liquidity, bought AiLGNS and added liquidity again, moving the pool from about 109 to about 7,237 LGNS per AiLGNS, close to the ratio the two DAI pools gave at the time. The AiLGNS token contract was upgraded the same day and the gauge registry on 12 November; neither new implementation has published source.
The announcement reached this site through the community; when this was written (15 November, 02:40 UTC+8) neither the official notices endpoint nor the official channel carried it, so rely on the official channels. The ratio is the spot ratio of the pool's reserves, without fees or depth; while the pool is small a single trade can move it visibly. Nothing here is advice to take part.
LGNS / DAI
Withdraw part of the LGNS reward vault’s LGNS/DAI liquidity, use the withdrawn DAI to buy LGNS, then burn the LGNS received from both steps.
At most 5% of the vault’s LP balance per call, with at least 60 minutes between calls. An authorized account must trigger execution.
The total includes LGNS withdrawn from liquidity, bought back and already held by the contract. Existing DAI is also included in buyback funds. The estimate accounts for protocol-fee LP minted on withdrawal. Funds come from existing LP assets and contract balances.
The business implementation has no verified source. Its name describes its function. This path was checked against bytecode and a read-only simulation on 2026-11-06; the simulation sent no transaction.
Assumes a 0.3% pool swap fee and no additional token transfer tax. This estimate is not an execution record or a promise of sustained gains. Reserve changes at execution, later selling and arbitrage can change the result.
Version updates, roles, settings, funds and unrecognized events; routine operations (settlements, imports, queue releases) are listed under Operations.
Lists only transactions that emitted an event or moved tokens: a call that does neither does not show here. Times are UTC+8.
* The event's name is not public; its meaning comes from matching the values with the official dApp's config