Add UUSD and UBQ tokens to popular services

[rndquu]

Right now when you interact with DEXes or web3 wallets you have to paste UUSD/UBQ addresses manually in order to interact with those tokens.

We should make sure that UUSD and UBQ tokens are displayed "natively" in popular services in order to put less friction on our users.

We should support:

• DEXes:
  • CoW Swap (UUSD request, UBQ request)
  • Uniswap (mainnet: added UUSD/DAI and UBQ/DAI pools)
  • Curve (done)
  • Balancer (gnosis: added UUSD/WXDAI and UBQ/WXDAI pools)
  • SushiSwap (gnosis: added UUSD/XDAI and UBQ/XDAI pools)
  • Bancor (only mainnet)
  • PancakeSwap (only mainnet)
  • 1inch (contacted support)
• web3 wallets:
  • metamask (UUSD request, UBQ request)
  • coinbase (requires https://www.coingecko.com or https://coinmarketcap.com listing)
  • trustwallet (token list from https://github.com/trustwallet/assets, 580$ listing fee per token)
• bridges:
  • https://bridge.gnosischain.com (contacted support)
  • https://app.debridge.finance (contacted support)
  • https://jumper.exchange (contacted support)
  • https://app.shapeshift.com (token list is taken from https://www.coingecko.com)
  • https://www.bungee.exchange (token list is taken from https://www.coingecko.com)
  • https://li.fi (done)
• price charts:
  • https://www.coingecko.com (rejected, try again after 6 Feb)
  • https://coinmarketcap.com (takes data on-chain from Uniswap, sent an inquiry but they responded with an invoice for $5k)
  • https://dexscreener.com (token list is taken from https://www.coingecko.com/)

Most of those services take token info from centralized github repositories (sometimes it's a paid service). We should put UUSD and UBQ tokens info into those repositories which serve as sources for DEXes, wallets, etc...

[zugdev]

whenever we launch a UUSD pool in gnosis and/or other chains we should look into aggregators too, like 1inch, bungee, jumper...

[molecula451]

whenever we launch a UUSD pool in gnosis and/or other chains we should look into aggregators too, like 1inch, bungee, jumper...

the aggregators themselves index liquidity from the already deployed pools on specific DEXs etc...

[zugdev]

whenever we launch a UUSD pool in gnosis and/or other chains we should look into aggregators too, like 1inch, bungee, jumper...

the aggregators themselves index liquidity from the already deployed pools on specific DEXs etc...

true! most of them do, but I suppose there must be some sort of curation

[ubiquity-os]

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[molecula451]

Jumper is an aggregator they only add info by submission handling I guess they do telegram after form submission

[0x4007]

@rndquu you should set a time estimate

[rndquu]

@0x4007 Trust Wallet has a repository list with all of the whitelisted tokens.

In order to list UUSD and UBQ tokens there we must:

1. Make sure tokens meet the requirements
2. Pay a fee (500 TWT per listed token, ~580$ per listed token)

UUSD and UBQ meet most of the requirements except for:

1. Token should be listed on price tracking sites like CoinmarketCap
2. Minimum 10,000 token holders and 15,000 transactions (This requirement is subject for review based on the project)

Keeping in mind that listing fee is none refundable, should I pay a ~1160$ fee and proceed with listing UUSD and UBQ tokens there or it's better to wait while both UUSD and UBQ get more traction (i.e. more token holders and transactions)?

[0x4007]

What's special about trust wallets list? Is it used across other projects?

Generally I would not want to pay for any fees unless we are getting really good ROI on it, like that this list is used everywhere.

[rndquu]

What's special about trust wallets list? Is it used across other projects?

Generally I would not want to pay for any fees unless we are getting really good ROI on it, like that this list is used everywhere.

Nothing special. Ok, we'll start with the free ones.

[ubiquity-os]

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[ubiquity-os]

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• Be sure to link a pull-request before the first reminder to avoid disqualification.
• Reminders will be sent every 1 day and 18 hours if there is no activity.
• Assignees will be disqualified after 3 days and 12 hours of inactivity.

[ubiquity-os]

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[0x4007]

As you continue to actively work on this task, you should post updates here so that you aren't disqualified

[ubiquity-os]

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• Be sure to link a pull-request before the first reminder to avoid disqualification.
• Reminders will be sent every 1 day and 18 hours if there is no activity.
• Assignees will be disqualified after 3 days and 12 hours of inactivity.

[rndquu]

To sum up I've tried to add UUSD and UBQ wherever possible.

The 2 main sources for tokens info are:

1. https://www.coingecko.com (they rejected the application, I'll resubmit from the ubq.fi email domain after 6 February)
2. https://app.uniswap.org (most price chart websites simply scan it and get pools and tokens info from there, I'll add UUSD/DAI and UBQ/DAI pools there on Sunday when gas prices are low because creating a single pool costs ~100$)

[ubiquity-os]

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[rndquu]

@0x4007 We need to setup outgoing emails from the ubq.fi domain. As far as I understand https://www.zoho.com/mail/zohomail-pricing.html provides a free plan for a single domain. I could register there and try to set it up but you'll have to edit some DNS settings for the ubq.fi domain in cloudflare dashboard since I don't have permissions to edit them.

[0x4007]

We need to setup outgoing emails from the ubq.fi domain

I believe that @minhyeong112 recently set up an outgoing email. I'll forward my tutorial I made for them in your dms.

[minhyeong112]

I recommend option 3. @v4d33m rfc

Outgoing Email Option	Pros	Cons
1. Cloudflare Forwarding (current)	- sends from domain via Gmail SMTP	- deliverability issues: Gmail's DKIM signature, and "sent via gmail.com" label - No integration w/ HubSpot
2. Zoho Mail Free Plan	- no deliverability issues	- No integration w/ HubSpot - up to 5 users - 5GB storage per user
3. Zoho Mail Lite Plan	- integrates w/ HubSpot	- $1/user/month - 5GB storage per user
4. Google Workspace	- productivity suite	- $6/user/month

[v4d33m]

doesn't matter as long as it does connect to Hubspot, so i guess the cheapest option would work