Revamp Protocol
What is Revamp?
Revamp is a protocol designed to recycle illiquid or abandoned tokens into native network currency, providing both psychological closure and real economic value to users. Tokens deposited into the contract are permanently removed from circulation (“burned”), while users reclaim a proportional share of native currency over time, according to transparent on-chain rules.
How it Works
Deposit illiquid tokens: Users send tokens to the Revamp contract.
Burn process: Tokens are locked and cannot be recovered or withdrawn—removing them from the ecosystem.
Native currency pool: Users receive claimable shares of native network currency (ETH, BNB, etc.), distributed from new deposits and system revenue.
No price oracles: All rates and distributions are algorithmically fixed or governed by DAO, not subject to manipulation.
Deploy & Integrate
Install dependencies: (See Quick Start)
Deploy contract:
shCopyEditnpx hardhat run scripts/deploy-revamp.js --network <network>Interact programmatically: Example using ethers.js:
jsCopyEditconst tx = await contract.revamp(tokenAddress, amount);Configure parameters:
Minimum deposit size
Supported tokens
Distribution settings
Use Cases
Remove “dead” or scam tokens from user portfolios
Transform abandoned assets into protocol revenue
Psychological closure for holders of failed projects
Open Source Repo
MIT License. Fork, adapt, and contribute!
Security & Audits
Contracts use OpenZeppelin security patterns (Ownable, ReentrancyGuard)
External audit status: [Link or note as appropriate]
Caution: All burns are irreversible—test on testnet before mainnet deployment
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