Contracts are retrieved from: Etherscan Token Tracker
Check if mainnet argument bytecode matches:
node argument-encoder.js
Decode mainnet argument bytecode:
node argument-decoder.js
Each token defines an args.json file which represents the constructor initialization arguments. Example for Tron:
{
"types": ["address"],
"argument_names": ["_addressFounder"],
"values": ["0x00e25bddcac7fcb56932c62fc8d662f85d126434"],
"rawdata": ""
}
- populous doesn't match, off by 1 bit
- why is binance token payable? It accepts eth and implements withdrawEther to drain the balance.
- status doesn't check out. The constructor for SNTPlaceHolder has 4 parameters, but there only seems to be one argument.
- loopring seems to have crowdsale coded in, so will be hard to credit ourselves with tokens
- Bytom and someone else uses HumanStandardToken
- Icon is the only token with no code online.
- Therefore can't determine the constructor arguments
These tokens have an address in their constructor:
- loopring
- powerledger
- status
- augur
- nebulas
- tron
- golem
- digixdao
- zilliqa
- basic-attention-token
Allow custom addresses to be specified externally.