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@kumbaya_xyz/default-token-list

v1.1.2

Published

The Kumbaya default token list

Readme

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@kumbaya_xyz/default-token-list

This NPM module and GitHub repo contains the default token list used in the Kumbaya interface.

Adding a token

The preferred way to request a token listing is to open a pull request against this repository. The Kumbaya team will review and verify the submission before merging.

If you can't open a PR, you can file an issue instead — but issues take longer to triage and the same validation criteria apply.

What to include in your PR

1. Logo image — add a PNG to src/assets/<chainId>/

  • Filename must be the checksummed contract address (e.g. 0x021ee124cF23D302A7f725AE7a01B77A8ce9782B.png)
  • Resolution: 500x500 pixels
  • Format: PNG with transparent background preferred
  • Reasonable file size (ideally under 100KB)

2. Token entry — add an object to the relevant chain file in src/tokens/

  • MegaETH Mainnet (chainId 4326): src/tokens/megaeth.json
  • MegaETH Testnet (chainId 6343): src/tokens/megaeth-testnet.json

Use this template:

{
  "chainId": 4326,
  "address": "0x...",
  "name": "",
  "symbol": "",
  "decimals": 18,
  "logoURI": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Kumbaya-xyz/default-token-list/refs/heads/main/src/assets/4326/0x....png"
}

The address and the filename in logoURI must both use the checksummed form of the contract address.

Validation criteria

The full review criteria are not published, but at a minimum a token is expected to:

  • Be deployed and verified on the target chain (source code visible on the block explorer)
  • Have a unique, non-misleading name and symbol (no impersonation of existing tokens or projects)
  • Have non-trivial on-chain liquidity and a reasonable trading history
  • Use a standard ERC-20 implementation without unusual transfer hooks, blacklists, mint authorities, or other behaviour that could harm users (any non-standard behaviour must be clearly disclosed in the PR description)
  • Have a public-facing presence: working website, active social channels, or other verifiable project information
  • Provide a logo that the project owner has the rights to distribute

PRs that do not meet these expectations may be closed without merging. Submitting a PR does not guarantee inclusion, and inclusion in this list is not an endorsement — users should always do their own research.