Registered Pool Policy

This page explains how GloveCat treats registered liquidity pools, sell-fee routing, and third-party pool creation.

Summary

GloveCat uses a registered-pair model for sell-fee detection. The 1% GCAT sell fee applies when GCAT is sent into a pool address that GloveCatCore recognizes through its pair registry.

The initial intended route is:

Aerodrome Classic Volatile GCAT/WETH pool

The project should publish and use one GloveCat-designated pool link for launch. Users should verify the pool address before trading.

Current Registered Pool

Item	Value
Pool type	Aerodrome Classic Volatile WETH/GCAT
Pool and LP token address	0x6330Bb184d90D78F336270485C3d17AB8AE8dD54
GCAT token	0x59df0577C7A5014954C0d6Cc12616e92E34d9fF4
WETH token	0x4200000000000000000000000000000000000006
Liquidity seed tx	0xa4268463f1cfaa6d8e3eb3c315c2d54da5cd6dfae015ffd276cd18c42e0fb7a0
Project LP lock tx	0xd0afe05c7e64a7113c3b8b48e17cf06211ae65d9da8389267009c6e603e2554b

See Liquidity and LP Lock Evidence for the full verification record.

What Counts As Registered

A pool is GloveCat-designated only when its pool contract address is registered in GloveCatCore.

The Safe can register the primary pool with:

setUniswapV2Pair(poolAddress)

The Safe can register an additional pool with:

setOfficialPair(poolAddress, true)

The registered address must be the actual pool contract address. It is not the Aerodrome router address, a DEX chart link, or a token address.

Sell Fee Behavior

The 1% sell fee applies when a GCAT transfer goes into a registered pool.

Examples:

Route	Fee behavior
Sell through the registered Aerodrome GCAT/WETH pool	1% sell fee applies
Sell through a DEX chart or router surface, if the final route uses the registered pool	1% sell fee applies
Sell through a wallet swap, if the final route uses the registered pool	1% sell fee applies
Sell into an unregistered third-party pool	Fee may not apply

The trading interface does not determine fee status. The final pool address that receives GCAT does.

Aerodrome Pool Type

For the initial GCAT launch, the intended simple setup is a Classic Volatile pool.

Pool type	Use case	GCAT launch policy
Classic Volatile	Assets whose prices can move independently, such as GCAT/WETH	Preferred initial route
Stable	Assets expected to trade near a stable ratio, such as stablecoin pairs	Not intended for GCAT/WETH
Slipstream / concentrated liquidity	Advanced range-based liquidity	Not intended for initial launch unless separately tested

The project should avoid presenting multiple pool types as GloveCat-designated during launch unless each pool is reviewed, registered, and clearly announced.

Third-Party Pools

Most decentralized exchange factories are permissionless. A third party may be able to create another GCAT pool without project approval.

That does not make the pool GloveCat-designated.

Third-party pools can create user confusion, fragmented liquidity, incorrect prices, or routes where the sell fee is not applied. The project should not promote unregistered pools as GloveCat-designated trading routes.

Monitoring And Response

The project should monitor CoinMarketCap DEX, Aerodrome, Base explorers, and other public routing surfaces for material third-party GCAT pools.

If an unregistered pool becomes meaningful, the Safe should decide whether to:

• leave it unrecognized and warn users that it is not GloveCat-designated;
• add it as a registered pair with setOfficialPair(poolAddress, true); or
• publish a notice explaining why users should avoid that pool.

The decision should consider liquidity depth, quote token, route quality, price accuracy, user safety, and whether the pool is being used for confusion or abuse.

User Guidance

Users should use only GloveCat-published links for trading and liquidity actions.

Before trading, users should check:

• the pool address published by GloveCat;
• whether that address matches the pool shown in the DEX interface;
• whether the route is GCAT/WETH on the intended Aerodrome pool;
• whether the pool has enough liquidity for the intended trade size.

Low-liquidity or non-designated pools may show worse prices, higher slippage, or different fee behavior.

Operational Rule

For launch, the project should treat this as the default rule:

One GloveCat-designated Aerodrome Classic Volatile GCAT/WETH pool.
Register the actual pool address in GloveCatCore before public trading.
Promote only that GloveCat-published pool link.
Monitor and respond to third-party pools if they become meaningful.