Tools and references
Resources
Use the buttons above to access the CRNC market on Uniswap or open the Reference Links page for project, security, market, and research resources. If you are new to crypto, see the Buy CRNC Guide for a beginner walkthrough using MetaMask.
The following resources provide direct access to public infrastructure and verification tools related to CRNC.
- GitHub: source contract code
- Etherscan: verified token contract
- Uniswap: CRNC liquidity pool for trading and assessment
- HackenProof: independent smart contract audit with no vulnerabilities found
FAQ
How do I buy or sell CRNC?
CRNC may be bought or sold through its CRNC / ETH market on Uniswap. Use the Buy CRNC button at the top of this page to open the market.
How can I verify that CRNC is legitimate?
CRNC's contract, deployment, and market infrastructure can be independently reviewed through the public verification resources listed at the top of this page, including GitHub, Etherscan, HackenProof, and Uniswap.
Where can I review CRNC security information?
CRNC security information has been moved to the dedicated Security page.
The Security page includes the HackenProof audit report, CRNC security model, public contract verification links, external scanner references, bug bounty status, and responsible disclosure contact information.
Can the CRNC liquidity pool or token supply ever be modified?
No. The CRNC token contract cannot be modified, minted, burned, upgraded, governed, paused, or administratively controlled by any party.
The original Uniswap v2 liquidity established at launch is also not controlled by any party. It cannot be withdrawn, redirected, or managed by David Knight, CurrenC Corporation, or any other party.
Other market participants may independently add separate liquidity in the future. Any such liquidity would be controlled by the party that provides it, unless they separately choose to renounce control of their own position.
The LP token destruction transaction can be independently verified on-chain:
View LP token burn transaction on Etherscan
Does CurrenC Corporation control CRNC?
No. CurrenC Corporation may support research, documentation, communications, proof-of-concept development, and ecosystem activity related to CRNC, but it does not control the CRNC token contract.
CRNC is immutable. No party can mint, burn, upgrade, govern, pause, blacklist, or administratively control the token contract.
Can the CRNC token supply ever be modified?
No. CRNC has a fixed total supply of 21,000,000 tokens, fully minted at deployment.
There is no mint function, no burn function, no upgrade mechanism, and no administrative pathway to increase or reduce supply.
It is not possible to create additional CRNC by re-running, modifying, or re-executing the original deployed contract. Re-deploying similar code would create an entirely separate token at a different address, not additional CRNC.
Why was CRNC deployed on Ethereum (ETH) mainnet?
CRNC was deployed on Ethereum mainnet to minimize external dependencies and governance layers.
While alternative networks may offer lower transaction costs or additional features, they often introduce additional protocol governance, upgrade paths, or system dependencies that fall outside the scope of this research.
Ethereum mainnet provides a mature execution environment, widely understood standards, and long-standing tooling for verification and analysis. For CRNC, predictability and finality were prioritized over throughput or cost efficiency.
What happens to transaction fees generated by the CRNC liquidity pool?
Trades involving CRNC on Uniswap v2 incur standard protocol fees denominated in ETH.
Regardless of trade direction, these fees are retained in ETH and added directly to the pool’s ETH reserves.
Because control over the liquidity pool has been permanently renounced, no individual or entity can extract or redirect these accumulated fees. They remain locked within the pool and reflected only through pricing mechanics.
