# Soneta **What is Soneta?** Soneta is an integration of Liquity V2 running on the Sonic EVM blockchain. It is a decentralized and immutable borrowing protocol that allows users to deposit $S and other $S LSTs to\ mint the Soneta Stablecoin $ONE.
The Soneta app currently has 3 main uses: * Deposit $S and other $S LST's to borrow $ONE * Deposit $ONE mentioned above into Stability Pools to earn yield. * Stake STA \[Soneta Token] to earn rewards and vote on LP gauges. **Why Soneta?** Liquity does not operate a central frontend to enhance the decentralization and resilience of the protocol. Soneta is designed to be the primary integration of the Liquity V2 Protocol in\ the Sonic Network, providing users with the same reliability and freedom. # Troves ## What is a Trove? A Trove is Soneta’s version of a 'vault.' Each Trove is linked to an address in the Sonic Network, and each address can have multiple Troves. Each Trove enables you to manage a loan, adjusting collateral and debt values as necessary, while also allowing you to set your own interest rate.

## **What types of collateral can I use?** The following assets can be used with Soneta: * S \[Sonic] * stS \[Beets Protocol] * wOS \[Origin Protocol] * LBTC \[Lombard Finance] ## **Is there a minimum debt?** Yes, a minimum debt of 250 ONE is required for borrowing when opening a trove. ## **When do I need to pay back my loan?** Loans issued by Soneta do not have a repayment schedule. You can keep your Trove open and repay your debt at any time, as long as you maintain a healthy LTV (the amount of debt you can secure using your crypto as collateral). ## **Is there a lockup period?** There is no lockup period; users can withdraw their collateral deposits at any time. ## **How do I decide on my LTV?** Ultimately, it depends on your personal preference, especially your risk tolerance and how actively you want to engage in managing your position(s). The 'Collateral Ratio' portion within the Troves section of the Soneta App assists you in selecting a percentage that indicates how much you wish to borrow compared to your supplied deposit (if a deposit has already been entered, it will automatically also set your 'borrow' amount in relation to the percentage selected):

Next, we have the the 'Interest Rate Slider' which allows the user to decide what they would like to be paying on a yearly basis towards the loan. The Trove with the lowest interest rate will be the first available for Redemption \[See Redemptions].

Enter your Deposit, enter your borrow amount and set your Interest.

The final portion of the Troves section displays vital information about the trove being created such as the liquidation price, the liquidation risk, the redemption risk, etc.

{% hint style="info" %} Please note that these examples are for illustration purposes only and do not represent definitive risk or safety thresholds. It's essential to determine your own risk tolerance and comfort level as a user. {% endhint %} If your LTV becomes too high, your position will be liquidated. ## **How do Liquidations work in Soneta?** Troves get liquidated if the LTV goes above the maximum value. Soneta uses Stability Pools as its primary liquidation mechanism to absorb liquidated debt and collateral. Each borrow-market has its own dedicated Stability Pool earning liquidation gains (in the respective collateral) in exchange for burning debt. A liquidated borrower usually incurs a penalty of 5% and will be able to claim the remaining collateral after liquidation. #### A special case is when a Redistribution is necessary, then: * For S the loss amounts to 10% of the debt. That corresponds to a maximum loss of 9.09% expressed in terms of collateral. * For stS, wOS, and LBTC the loss amounts to 20%, corresponding to a maximum loss of 16.67% expressed in term of collateral

## **What is the max Loan-To-Value (LTV)?** There is no maximum Loan-To-Value ratio imposed. ## **What is the refundable gas deposit?** To open a new Trove, the protocol requires a liquidation reserve of 1 $S regardless of the chosen collateral, which is set aside to cover the gas costs of a potential liquidation. The deposit is returned when the Trove is closed by the user (including upon redemptions) ## **Can I adjust the rate?** Yes, you can always adjust your interest rate at any time. Since you as a user get to set your own interest rate, you have full autonomy over your borrowing costs. Note however, that a fee corresponding to 7 days of average interest is charged when opening the loan, as well as on any rate adjustments that happen less than 7 days after the last adjustment. Without it, low-interest rate borrowers could evade redemptions by sandwiching a redemption transaction with both an upward and downward interest rate adjustment, which in turn would unduly direct the redemption against higher-interest borrowers. ## **How do I decide on the right rate for me?** Setting an interest rate determines a user’s redemption risk and needs to be aligned with your goals and how actively you want to manage your position. By opting to manage your own rate, you will have to weigh the savings from a lower rate against the higher redemption risk and the increased adjustment frequency with potential additional costs (gas costs). Since redemptions are performed in ascending order of interest rate (for the respective collateral asset), you will typically want to keep a buffer of other borrowers with lower rates in front of you. Choosing higher rates may increase the recurring costs of your loan, but give you peace of mind regarding unexpected market fluctuations. Keeping an eye on the past redemption activity can help you assess the overall redemption risk, serving as an additional data point for your rate selection. In general, those willing to actively monitor their positions, or borrowing for shorter periods of time, may opt for lower rates. Conversely users optimizing for a more passive, long-term position would be better off with setting a higher relative interest rate. ## **What determines the riskiness of my Trove?** There are two key parameters to consider:
* Loan-to-value (LTV): This is based on your debt-to-collateral ratio and affects your risk of liquidation. * Interest rate (IR): You set this rate yourself, and it influences your risk of being redeemed. \ You have the flexibility to set these parameters as you see fit, allowing you to control the relative riskiness of each Trove. You can create multiple Troves under the same address, enabling you to manage different risk profiles for different portions of your portfolio.

## **Are there any other fees related to borrowing?** As of right now, there are no other fees associated with borrowing. ## **How many Troves (loans) can I open with the same address?** You can have multiple open Troves for the same collateral or across different collateral types, all represented as separate NFTs. ## **Am I able to loop my exposure?** As of right now Soneta has no implementation to allow the looping of deposited collateral. ## **How are collateral risks mitigated?** Soneta will have four separate borrow markets for the different collateral types with their own Stability Pools (for efficient liquidations), user-set interest rates, and LTV factors for their respective assets (S, stS, wOS, and LBTC). Risks are mitigated by a collateral shutdown as an emergency measure to maintain system balance and protect against market instability. Keep in mind that despite all these measures, ONE remains dependent on the four mentioned collateral assets and there is no strict guarantee that it remains over-collateralized in case of a sudden collapse of a collateral asset. ## **How does the system compartmentalize risk among different LSTs?** This depends on the party in question:
* Borrowers: Collateral risk is limited to the collateral asset held by the borrower. A borrower isn’t negatively affected by a failure of another collateral asset. * ONE Holders: As a multi-collateral stablecoin, ONE is reliant on effective liquidations of under-collateralized loans in every borrow market to remain over-collateralized. Holders are subject to the risks of all supported collateral assets. * Earners: Stability Pool depositors only get exposure to the asset they have opted for. However, as ONE holders, they are similarly affected by potential de-pegging. ## **What mechanisms are in place if the Stability Pool is empty?** #### SRC (Shutdown System Collateral Ratio): If the system’s total collateral ratio (TCR) for a given collateral falls below the SCR, the protocol triggers the shutdown of the borrow market and permanently disables all the borrowing operation except for closing troves ## Soneta App - Troves The following shows what it would look like when creating a Trove:

Creating a LBTC trove. Hit 'Enter' or click the confirm button to finalize the creation.

The following shows what it would look like when adjusting a Trove:

# ONE Token & Earn ## What is ONE? ONE is the USD-pegged stablecoin issued by Soneta. It is entirely decentralized, over-collateralized, and exclusively backed by S, stS, wOS, and LBTC. Unlike many competing stablecoins, ONE is designed with resilience at its core: * It is backed solely by crypto-native assets, with no reliance on real-world assets or centralized custodians. * It remains unaffected by collateral composition changes or protocol upgrades, as it is fully immutable. * It is directly redeemable, ensuring fast and liquid convertibility at all times. ## What are ONE's main advantages compared to other stablecoins? * ONE is backed exclusively by Sonic specific assets and Bitcoin — S, stS, wOS, and LBTC — ensuring a trust-minimized foundation. * It is always redeemable for its underlying collateral, maintaining a stable value by allowing users to swap it at $1 equivalent at any time. * The smart contracts that govern the issuance of ONE are immutable, preventing any future alterations and significantly minimizing potential attack vectors. * ONE benefits from built-in incentives through Protocol Incentivized Liquidity (PIL), directed by governance, designed to attract liquidity for seamless transactions. ## What is ONE’s peg mechanism? Soneta’s market-driven monetary policy - governed by user-defined interest rates - allows ONE to maintain its peg by dynamically adjusting to market conditions when the token trades above or below $1. * When ONE trades above $1, borrowers generally lower their interest rates due to reduced redemption risk. This makes borrowing more attractive and holding ONE less appealing, encouraging market activity that helps bring the price back down toward the peg. Conversely, when ONE trades below $1, arbitrageurs are incentivized to redeem it for its underlying collateral, helping to restore the peg. At the same time, increased redemption risk prompts borrowers to raise interest rates, which in turn drives demand for ONE (and Earn deposits), exerting upward pressure on its price.

## How can I earn with Soneta? * **Stability Pool Deposits:** Deposit ONE into various Stability Pools to earn a share of protocol-generated revenue and liquidation gains. This section is the second out of three currently available sections in the Soneta App. * **Stake STA:** Stake STA to receive a portion of protocol revenue from Soneta, while also gaining governance power to influence liquidity incentive allocation within the protocol. ## Where does the yield for Earn come from? The yield for Soneta is derived from two primary sources: * Interest Payments: Each borrow-market allocates 50% of its revenue to its corresponding Stability Pool and 25% to STA stakers. These payments are distributed to depositors (Earners) in the form of ONE. * Liquidation Gains: Your deposited ONE is used to absorb under-collateralized positions, effectively acquiring collateral at a \~5% discount. All yield generated is entirely sustainable, scalable, and grounded in real economic activity — with no reliance on token emissions or lockups.

## Is there a lockup period? There is no lockup period. Users are free to withdraw their ONE deposits whenever they want. ## Why are there multiple Stability Pools? Multiple Stability Pools exist to serve two primary purposes: * **Independent Borrow Markets:** Each collateral asset has its own dedicated borrow market, complete with a market-driven interest rate. Separate Stability Pools allow the protocol to dynamically allocate redemptions across supported collateral types, ensuring a more flexible and efficient redemption process. * **Risk Segmentation:** By isolating collateral exposure, Stability Pools enable depositors to choose which assets they are comfortable with in the event of liquidations. This compartmentalizes risk and gives users greater control over how they engage with the stability pools.

## How do risks differ for the different Stability Pools? Users can allocate their ONE to the Stability Pool of their choice, aligning with their individual risk preferences and the specific collateral types they are comfortable being exposed to. By choosing pools tied to particular liquid staking tokens (LSTs), participants can fine-tune their exposure and optimize for their desired risk–reward profile. Offering distinct Stability Pools for different collateral assets enables more precise risk segmentation. This design ensures that the effects of liquidations in one asset class remain contained and do not spill over to the broader system, thereby supporting overall protocol stability. However, it is important to note that all **ONE** holders — including Stability Pool depositors — ultimately rely on **ONE** maintaining its peg. As such, they remain indirectly exposed to the aggregate backing of all supported LSTs. ## Soneta App - Earn Section: 1. Select the Stability Pool you would like to Deposit / Withdraw from:

In this example there is only 3 pools available

2. Enter the amount of ONE you would like to deposit or switch to withdrawing by using the button highlighted in the image below:

3. If the amount entered is valid, you can then proceed to click on the confirmation button to the right hand side or hit 'Enter' on your keyboard. This will bring up the a finalize transaction window with details regarding your deposit / withdraw:

The 'Esc' key can also be used to return to the previous window

# Redemptions ## What are Redemptions and how do they work? Redemptions play a vital role in maintaining ONE’s peg by establishing a decentralized price floor around $1—without reliance on centralized assets or third parties. A redemption involves exchanging ONE for its underlying collateral (LSTs) at face value, treating 1 ONE as exactly $1. While redemptions can be initiated by anyone, they are only profitable when ONE trades below $1. During a redemption, the user sends ONE to the protocol and receives a proportional mix of S, stS, wOS, and LBTC, minus a redemption fee. The specific composition of collateral returned is determined by the current distribution of assets within the Stability Pools. Redemptions first affect loans with the lowest interest rate.

## What happens if two Troves have the same interest rate (IR)? When two Troves share the same interest rate, the system applies a Last In, First Out (LIFO) rule. This means the Trove that most recently set its interest rate will be prioritized for redemption. ## When can redemptions occur? Redemptions can take place at any time; however, they typically only occur when it is profitable to do so. This is generally the case when ONE is trading below $1, after accounting for the current redemption fee. ## Who can initiate a redemption? Any address can initiate a redemption, provided that they have a sufficient amount of ONE to do so. However, we expect redemptions to be mainly performed by professional bots rather than humans. ## What happens if my Trove gets redeemed? A redemption functions as if another user is repaying a portion of your debt in exchange for receiving an equivalent amount of your collateral. If your collateral (LSTs) is redeemed, the corresponding amount of your debt is paid off by the redeemer. In return, they receive a portion of your collateral, minus the redemption fee, which remains in your Trove. As a result, you do not incur a net loss in USD terms at the time of redemption. In fact, due to the retained redemption fee, you may experience a slight gain as the peg stabilizes. ## How do redemptions work with multiple collateral assets? ONE is collateralized by a diversified set of assets. To enhance economic safety and system resilience, Soneta does not allow redeemers to freely choose which collateral to redeem. Instead, the protocol algorithmically distributes redemptions across a mix of supported collateral types, improving the overall backing quality of ONE. The process starts with the Troves paying the lowest interest rates in each collateral market and continues until the full amount of ONE is exchanged for collateral assets. Redemptions may be either partial or full, depending on the amount being redeemed and the availability of suitable Troves. ## Is there a redemption fee? Yes. Redemption fees exist in Soneta with adjusted parameters that allow for faster fee decay over time. The fee is deducted as a percentage of the total LST collateral withdrawn during a redemption. In Soneta the redemption fee is retained within the system and returned to the affected Trove’s owner as part of their remaining collateral - enhancing fairness and user alignment. Redemption fees are determined by the `baseRate` variable, which is dynamically updated: * The `baseRate` increases with each redemption event. * It decays exponentially over time since the last redemption, with a half-life of 6 hours. #### When a redemption of x ONE occurs: 1. baseRate is first decayed based on the time elapsed since the previous redemption-related event. 2. Then, it is incremented proportionally by the redeemed amount relative to the total ONE supply (i.e., x / total\_ONE\_supply). #### The actual redemption fee percentage is calculated as: *min(0.5% + `baseRate` x 100%)* ## How can I stay protected from redemptions? Your exposure to redemption risk depends primarily on two factors: the interest rate you set and the market price of ONE. The interest rate you assign to your Trove determines your position in the redemption queue: * A higher interest rate places your Trove further back in line, meaning more ONE must be redeemed before your position is affected. * A lower interest rate increases the likelihood that your Trove will be targeted earlier in the redemption process. By managing your interest rate strategically, you can control your level of exposure and better protect your position. The market price of ONE is the second key factor influencing redemption risk. When ONE trades above $1, redemptions are no longer profitable and are expected to cease. Strong market demand can sustain a price above $1 for extended periods. During such periods of elevated demand, you can safely lower the interest rate on your Trove without significantly increasing your exposure to redemptions.

## What happens when redemptions cause a debt of a Trove to fall below the minimum amount? If a redemption reduces a Trove’s debt below the minimum required amount (e.g., 2,000 ONE), the handling depends on the extent of the reduction: #### Fully Redeemed Trove (Debt reduced to 0): If the redemption amount exceeds the entire debt, the Trove is not closed. It remains open with zero debt and any remaining collateral. The Trove owner may either: * Close the Trove by withdrawing the remaining collateral, or * Re-borrow, bringing the debt back above the minimum threshold, adding more collateral if necessary. #### Partially Redeemed Trove (Debt between 0 and 2,000 ONE): If the redemption leaves the Trove with a residual debt below the 2,000 ONE minimum, it also remains open with the remaining debt and collateral. In this case, the owner may:
* Repay the remaining debt in full and withdraw their collateral to close the Trove, or * Borrow additional ONE to raise the debt above the required minimum, supplementing collateral if needed (re-borrow as mentioned above). # STA Staking & Voting ## What are the benefits of staking STA? Staking **STA** within **Soneta** offers a compelling dual-reward mechanism. As a staker, you not only gain governance power to influence the PIL. but you also continue to earn 25% of the protocol yield from borrowing fees. This section is the third out of three currently available sections in the Soneta App. ## Is there a lock-up? No, there is no lock-up. You can withdraw the **STA** at any time. Be mindful however, that as you withdraw you lose the accumulated “extra” voting power. ## Can I stake more or partially reduce my STA stake later? Yes, you can both increase and partially reduce an existing STA stake. When adding to an existing stake, the newly staked amount initially carries zero voting power. This design prevents potential abuse through short-term staking (e.g., flash-loan-like behaviour). As a result: * Your total voting power remains unchanged at the moment of re-staking. * However, the rate of voting power accumulation (slope) increases, reflecting the larger stake over time. When un-staking, there is an immediate reduction in voting power (a discontinuity), along with a decrease in the future accumulation rate. Notably, reducing your stake does not reset the age of the remaining portion—you retain the original staking age for what remains staked. ## Vote on Incentives The voting system allows you to direct protocol resources by allocating your staked STA tokens across governance initiatives. Your voting power is derived directly from your\ staked STA—the more you stake, the more influence you have over where protocol rewards are directed. ### How do I vote? 1. Stake STA first — You must have STA tokens staked to participate in voting. Your voting power equals your staked amount. 2. Browse active initiatives — Navigate to the Voting section within Staking to see all currently active initiatives. Each initiative displays its name, current vote percentage, and any available bribes. 3. Choose your position — For each initiative you want to vote on, select either:\ \- Upvote (thumbs up): Support directing rewards to this initiative\ \- Downvote (thumbs down): Oppose this initiative receiving rewards 4. Allocate your voting power — Enter a percentage (0-100%) for each initiative you've selected. Your total allocation must equal exactly 100%. 5. Cast your votes — Review your allocations in the confirmation screen, then submit the transaction. All your votes are processed in a single transaction. ### What are initiatives? Initiatives are governance proposals that determine where protocol revenue and rewards are directed. Examples include gauge rewards for various DeFi platforms like Curve or\ Beets. When you vote for an initiative, you're helping decide how the protocol's resources are distributed across the ecosystem. ### What's the difference between upvoting and downvoting? Upvoting signals your support for an initiative to receive a larger share of protocol rewards. The more voting power allocated to upvotes, the more rewards that initiative\ receives. Downvoting (also called vetoing) signals your opposition to an initiative. This reduces the share of rewards the initiative receives. Downvotes are available all week, while\ upvotes have specific voting windows. ### When can I vote? Voting operates on weekly epochs. Upvotes can be cast from Thursday through Tuesday. Downvotes can be cast throughout the entire week. Plan your voting strategy accordingly—if\ you want to support an initiative, make sure to vote before the upvote window closes. ### Do I need to allocate 100%? Yes. When casting votes, you must allocate exactly 100% of your voting power across your selected initiatives. This ensures your full stake is represented in governance\ decisions. If you only want to vote on one initiative, allocate 100% to that single initiative. ### Can I change my votes? Yes. You can modify your vote allocations at any time during the voting window. When you submit new votes, your previous allocations are automatically reset and replaced with\ your new selections—all in a single transaction. What happens to my voting power if I stake more or unstake? Your voting power adjusts with your staked amount: * Adding more stake: Your total voting power increases, but your allocation percentages remain the same. You may want to resubmit your votes to ensure your new tokens are\ allocated as intended. * Unstaking partially: Your voting power decreases proportionally. Your allocation percentages still apply to your reduced stake. ### What are bribes? Some initiatives offer bribes—additional token rewards distributed to voters who support that initiative. When an initiative has an active bribe, you'll see the bribe amount and value displayed alongside the initiative. This provides an extra incentive beyond influencing protocol governance. ### Why can't I vote? Common reasons voting may be disabled: * No staked STA: You must stake at least 1 STA token to participate in voting * Allocation not 100%: Your total allocation must equal exactly 100% * Zero allocation: All selected initiatives must have an allocation greater than 0% * No selection: You must select at least one initiative to vote on

# Contracts & Audits ## Audits Three Sigma: Dedaub: ## All Assets These are all Soneta contracts within the Sonic Network ### Soneta

Contract Name	Address
ONE (Sonic)	0x8ed344E89527C6cE382fd1E23B4D6D4c2865b6A9
ONE (All other compatible Networks)	0x926C23ba34925526C2817a88db13085bbBb976Fc
STA	0x73217D90C53d2413c8225fF186A83F89B643D561
lzSTA	0xB0fB84D2f9a865904dF8A865762811f88E273149

### Collaterals

Contract Name	Address
wOS	0x9f0df7799f6fdad409300080cff680f5a23df4b1
stS	0xE5DA20F15420aD15DE0fa650600aFc998bbE3955
LBTC	0xecAc9C5F704e954931349Da37F60E39f515c11c1

## Core & Governance

Contract Name	Address
HintHelpers	0xC60b08886033869DF91e8479114649146bE10CC2
MultiTroveGetter	0x1900dBc177c72d2a9D87F594ce2B4Ac032a37BDe
Governance	0xF5562172A8227a9535f630121E43cDFF69F0b7A8

## LBTC

Contract Name	Address
LBTC_ActivePool	0xCB69aaAA7A3FA02ed0AA6B656E48843d6C78D1B7
LBTC_BorrowerOperations	0x17EdCD0a9f38a2a13b210E46260a755463BA978E
LBTC_CollSurplusPool	0x48615330235367c70BE156f63a50BBa15Cbf4BB2
LBTC_DefaultPool	0x03a42387f789aD430F1F6c94De8c8B1b27387752
LBTC_GasPool	0x8dcC7a76a6B0150E21D17c1baDd452784fEBe9f2
LBTC_LSTZapper	0xFF189d531a94ad9d5641F4498c7BFeB0E7d4C2F6
LBTC_PriceFeed	0x6130C1524B95D17453e441c5d4b6D281EBCa4E2C
LBTC_Registry	0x4D57E271f329dF4a91f2fb1F4126FFF740542543
LBTC_SortedTroves	0xD35c0BCe42ef5BBB239d9a362d35529370b30129
LBTC_StabilityPool	0xe57D9088342DE9Cd0E2AAfAf5f5Aa26C9de0BaE8
LBTC_TroveManager	0xc5Cf514541fb061d28A7C3FAA6444Bb65973D868
LBTC_TroveNFT	0xC765B43f81d10A15852Dee02852521Df220DEe96

## STS

Contract Name	Address
STS_ActivePool	0xcDADfA5d81a410d6d4EE0baA936EcfB27F8189d5
STS_BorrowerOperations	0x01fD1BD817b37d1Fa248D3173A15Ccdb6Eeb00Ab
STS_CollSurplusPool	0xd4B00910fCBaC784f7aCfAffd5B950f9B485A8E3
STS_DefaultPool	0x709f97A3d4E262981F6b03ecaA085173CE01541E
STS_GasPool	0xB507D58A87509CB68E2fc846b18566311695f9ed
STS_LSTZapper	0x8A372B6A4f180003Ac520443BD3e93cAC62f2D48
STS_PriceFeed	0xe70D245c4aea9236Bfd1fBFEC00Aa1945e16F7D1
STS_Registry	0x6285aE8E2f9627baE43B7Dc040eEef4B2fb81251
STS_SortedTroves	0x26c1113741208564c07AC534a4944730b2Fd5014
STS_StabilityPool	0x8F9760071Ba248cda3a97712493BC8e747400f58
STS_TroveManager	0xA132AED2b9FEa926eBe90068B21b719726167Bb9
STS_TroveNFT	0xfD5677177871bc1f6c31a76BB6Af8C9113341A8D

## WOS

Contract Name	Address
WOS_ActivePool	0x2f936860Cf15510493b1e65Cd49544C568052c59
WOS_BorrowerOperations	0x93E47b57D3b88A0f1FDC782E24aD78eA8f941AAC
WOS_CollSurplusPool	0xC590a9802EF124E8e953A2998CC04BA2CAF2025A
WOS_DefaultPool	0xB8611C49556a79568C11439425FB940746796f46
WOS_GasPool	0xa931f66D78884F008aE730E9A63E5E31bdA47C79
WOS_LSTZapper	0xac80889388d74661B1675ce841DEaa89f5970a4d
WOS_PriceFeed	0xb63aB17850d4770279DE7DcBC2b0fe20c7866c45
WOS_Registry	0x9894E1653E0318D632559c6e8f2D2ed10aEdc447
WOS_SortedTroves	0x884F40B0E369361E36645943257d4F46269A1e51
WOS_StabilityPool	0x5EDe560005FEc53A63ae939FbBE84718270aD0a3
WOS_TroveManager	0x1aE93705fa8aC89d0DEe53Ab52C1d093f17b6F49
WOS_TroveNFT	0x2E5F806f75831Ef17a3aCb579f4f29B1b67B57c2

## WrappedSonic

Contract Name	Address
WrappedSonic_ActivePool	0x8D439bCe4f9b63dA9eCFFC16A7b241D60d58F893
WrappedSonic_BorrowerOperations	0x8047e83B510583A4dd51105Ab7C5dd98e1baeF53
WrappedSonic_CollSurplusPool	0x229961f2d0773AB7d59fcA0B498E30bEEDc06941
WrappedSonic_DefaultPool	0x739DE70643318112B49213Ad35fC7967835b3bBD
WrappedSonic_GasPool	0xfc84D950903539D6C1E1f41f15227Ea239CC65c9
WrappedSonic_PriceFeed	0xc59098DFAD429670eC63bb2B7721a211a79B72D6
WrappedSonic_Registry	0xDCC18Ea6457EC725C04Ee58449A0B9b2dA6831A5
WrappedSonic_SortedTroves	0x761a580CBa445B942AAC2181B5c8Ba995c7e9E20
WrappedSonic_StabilityPool	0xAA432b461aCD6f55f9F26CbfCD35810816768C64
WrappedSonic_TroveManager	0x3B901Ae4c73DDC993EE43433879F6a319B6eE6D7
WrappedSonic_TroveNFT	0x8e2fb6b792F1f5dfb1A3c1442C2499A7c4eC448C
WrappedSonic_Zapper	0xe33C80b224B2CC313af7AF55E6d7F5BcD883290e