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Lepton is the simplest thing in the Uniteum stack. You call make(name, symbol, supply) and get a standard ERC-20 with the entire supply minted to your wallet. That's the whole protocol.No owner. No mint function. No inflation. The token exists and that's it.How it compares to Solid:Solid creates a token and a pool — it's born tradeable with a price floor. You send ETH to create it.Lepton creates just the token — a plain fixed-supply ERC-20. No ETH required (besides gas). What you do with the supply after is up to you.Use Solid when you want instant tradeability. Use Lepton when you want a raw token to take somewhere else — add it to a Liquid pool, use it as a governance token for a Mob wallet, pair it on Uniswap, or just hold the supply.What makes it interesting:Deterministic addresses — the token address is derived from your address + name + symbol + supply via CREATE2. You can predict the address before deploying.Idempotent — calling make twice with the same params returns the same token. No duplicates.Minimal proxies — each token is an EIP-1167 clone, so deployment gas is low.You can check if a token already exists (and preview its address) with made(maker, name, symbol, supply).The factory is deployed at the same address on mainnet and Sepolia:0x14ae57aed6ac1cd48fa811ed885ab4a4c5e28c42All contracts are unaudited and immutable. Docs: https://uniteum.one/leptonIf you deploy a token, post the address — would be cool to see what people create.
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