OFT expansion readiness

Fund the bridge before you deploy it.

Validate the Base token, size a balanced GITLAWB/WETH pool, and expose every Robinhood Chain funding gap before contract work begins.

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Deployment inputs

Turn the handoff into exact requirements.

The source names four stages: Base OFT adapter, Robinhood Chain OFT, peer and 2-DVN wiring, then bridge and Uniswap v3 liquidity. This calculator does not sign or send anything.

Deployment statusNEEDS FUNDING2 funding blockers

Token side$50,000.001,000,000 GITLAWB

Matching pool side20 WETHequal entered USD value

Gas shortfall0.05 ETHagainst stated 0.05 ETH requirement

WETH shortfall20 WETHbefore pool initialization

Validated contract0x5F980Dcfc4c0fa3911554cf5ab288ed0eb13DBa3

Base OFT adapter

Escrow the existing token behind a validated adapter contract.

INPUT READY

Robinhood OFT

Requires deployment gas on the destination chain.

BLOCKED: GAS

Peers + 2 DVNs

Wire both contracts and configure both verification networks.

AFTER DEPLOYMENT

Bridge + v3 pool

Requires allocated GITLAWB and matching WETH at the entered values.

BLOCKED: WETH

Why both sides matter

A balanced pool is a value equation, not a token-count equation.

Worked sample: 1,000,000 tokens at $0.05 contribute $50,000. At an entered $2,500/ETH, the matching side is 20 WETH.

Counterexample: Pairing 1,000,000 GITLAWB with 1,000,000 WETH would not be “balanced”; units differ, so compare entered value.

Do not confuse: destination-chain ETH pays gas, while WETH provides pool inventory. One cannot silently substitute for the other.

Operational boundary

Readiness is not execution.

This tool validates address syntax with ethers 6.13.4 and computes amounts using integer token units. It does not inspect balances, fetch prices, choose a fee tier, deploy adapters, set peers, configure DVNs, bridge tokens, mint liquidity, sign, or send transactions.

Before execution, independently confirm chain IDs, LayerZero endpoint support, OFT compatibility, token decimals, owner roles, DVN addresses, Uniswap v3 availability, fee tier, tick range, slippage, and audited deployment scripts.