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Addresses

NAKA's contract layer is a Uniswap V4 hook + an ERC-20 token + a thin swap router. The PoolManager is the canonical Uniswap V4 contract for the network.

Mainnet (live)

RoleAddress
Token (naka ERC-20)0x58CB8E0Bd8fA32ECf55867925b9198a0Fb217D03
Hook (curve + lifecycle)0xab9433AdF38997B5B5f45FE08Abb709f6697A888
Router (buyNaka / sellNaka)0x3EbD426610eE871C590fe58c00E6a31eC74c2a69
PoolManager (Uniswap V4)0x000000000004444c5dc75cB358380D2e3dE08A90

Inspect any of these on Etherscan via etherscan.io/address/<address>. The frontend at naka.exchange surfaces these addresses with copy-and-link controls in the manifest section of the homepage.

Sepolia (testnet)

Sepolia stays available for integrators who want to test against the same bytecode without spending real ETH.

RoleAddress
Token (naka ERC-20)0xD8CFf35D2D1d197e26bd892AF8c1D47e82a99663
Hook (curve + lifecycle)0xFcd67a842f6794052EFc2905329FCB7a5036E888
Router (buyNaka / sellNaka)0x9E0Cc68501D6620D8E8F749F3507145CF54D9789
PoolManager (Uniswap V4)0xE03A1074c86CFeDd5C142C4F04F1a1536e203543

Switch to Sepolia in your wallet and the frontend swaps over automatically.

Verification Tips

For each address, you should be able to verify on Etherscan:

  1. The contract source matches the GitHub release tag.
  2. There is no proxy admin and no ownership transfer event.
  3. The hook contract owns the only mint role on the token.
  4. The deployer EOA has not retained any privileged role.

Beware Lookalikes

NAKA's official surfaces are:

Anything else claiming to be NAKA. Alternative websites, "NAKA on $CHAIN", airdrop pages. Is unaffiliated. Always check the deployed token contract address against this page.