An efficient way to mine and transact vanity addresses, tokenized as ERC-721 tokens.

The contracts can trustlessly be deployed to their addresses on any chains that has a CreateX deployment using the command:

forge script script/Deploy.s.sol:DeployScript -vvv --broadcast --sender <WALLET_ADDR> --rpc-url <RPC_URL> --interactives 1

• Ethereum (1)
• Base (8453)
• Optimism (10)
• Arbitrum One (42161)
• Mega ETH (4326)
• Avalanche C-Chain (43114)
• Mantle (5000)
• Blast (81457)
• Binance Smart Chain (56)
• Polygon PoS (137)
• Polygon zkEVM (1101)
• Katana (747474)
• Unichain (130)
• Plasma (9745)
• Berachain (80094)
• Sei (1329)
• Monad (143)
• Plume (98866)
• Immutable zkEVM (13371)
• Fraxtal (252)
• Citrea (4114)
• Chiliz (88888)

• Ethereum Sepolia (11155111)
• Base Sepolia (84532)
• Unichain Sepolia (1301)
• Plasma Testnet (9746)
• Berachain Bepolia (80069)
• Sei Testnet (1328)
• Mega ETH (6342)
• Chiliz Spicy (88882)

Note some contracts are marked with and licensed using AGPL and others under MIT. By default for files with no explicit license identifier such as this readme consider them to be MIT licensed.

• deploy proxies persist post-deployment allowing reuse for other deployments, potentially with msg.value > 0 making it behave incorrectly due to CALLVALUE being relied upon for pushing zeros: Not seen as an issue because the deploy proxy is only relied upon by the owner upon initial deployment, what happens to it afterwards is of little importance
• burning of token upon deployment prevents redeploys on chains that still support classic SELFDESTRUCT: Not seen as an issue because SELFDESTRUCT is considered deprecated regardless and because certain second order effects such as the ability to sell no longer usable tokens seemed undesirable. Furthermore the complexity required to mitigate the second order effects seemed not worth the capability.