Quickstart

1. 1
   Connect an injected wallet

   MetaMask or anything that injects an EIP-1193 provider. If you are on another chain, DEVOXPAD blocks the app and offers one button that adds COTI with our RPC and switches to it.

2. 2
   Pick a network

   The switch in the header moves between DEVOXPAD Mainnet and DEVOXPAD Testnet. Mainnet is the default. Each has its own contracts, launches and balances, and nothing crosses between them.

3. 3
   Get COTI for gas

   On testnet, /faucet sends you a small amount from the DEVOXPAD treasury, once a day. On mainnet there is no faucet: real COTI is bought or bridged in, which is what the Bridge page is for. Every action needs gas, and MPC operations cost more than ordinary storage writes.

4. 4
   Claim a handle

   You are asked once, right after connecting, and declining is remembered. Everything works without one; an address is a perfectly good identity.

5. 5
   Unlock your COTI key

   The first time you open /messages or read an encrypted balance, you sign once to derive your AES key. It is cached per address in your browser.

6. 6
   Buy something

   Open any token from /launchpad. Pre-graduation you trade against its bonding curve; after graduation, against its DevoxSwap pair. The panel switches venue for you.

npm install
npm run dev        # http://localhost:3000

The app works immediately. Agents, market data, encrypted messaging, profiles and the dashboard all run against COTI mainnet by default, with no deployment step. Set NEXT_PUBLIC_COTI_NETWORK=testnet to make a build default to testnet instead; either way both networks stay reachable from the switch.

npm run contracts:compile
npm run contracts:deploy     # writes .env.local and the master table
npm run contracts:graduate   # launch, fill, graduate, swap, end to end