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Questions
The same 8 questions the home page asks, with the same answers. Every answer is one sentence taken from the chain documentation.
The 8 questions
- What is CenterChain?
- CenterChain is a Cosmos SDK application chain with five modules of its own.
- Does the chain know what a token represents?
- No. An on-chain token is a representation, and what backs it is not enforced by the chain.
- Which public network exists today?
- One, centerchain-testnet-1, with four validators and public RPC and REST endpoints, and its tokens are valueless.
- What can the chain enforce about a transfer?
- A per-denom blacklist and a restricted-denom rule, both decided in one function that bank sends, NFT sends and swap settlement all pass through.
- Does the compliance check identify the holder?
- No. It tests a balance, not an identity.
- Can an issuer close a token to new holders without freezing existing ones?
- Yes. Setting is_restricted rejects transfers to addresses that do not already hold the denom, and existing holders keep trading among themselves.
- How does a swap between two token factory denoms work outside a pool?
- In two transactions: the holder signs an authorization, then a named executor settles against it within the limits the holder set.
- Does the chain compute prices?
- No. It enforces the ceiling the holder set, and a better price is never rejected.
What is not published
These answers stop where the evidence stops. The site does not publish a total value locked, a transaction count, a user count, a price, an uptime figure, a security review or a bug bounty, because no source states one.
The chain documentation states the deployed network, its endpoints, and what is explicitly not available. Read it before you trust an endpoint.