Eloqura Protocol

The decentralized exchange layer. Uniswap V2-style AMM with swap routing, liquidity pools, limit orders, and a cross-chain bridge.

Contracts

Contract	Address
Router V2	0x3f42823d998EE4759a95a42a6e3bB7736B76A7AE
Factory V2	0x1a4C7849Dd8f62AefA082360b3A8D857952B3b8e
WETH	0x34b11F6b8f78fa010bBCA71bC7FE79dAa811b89f

Decoded Actions

Function	Decoded Label
swapExactTokensForTokens()	Token Swap
swapTokensForExactTokens()	Token Swap
swapExactETHForTokens()	ETH → Token Swap
swapTokensForExactETH()	Token → ETH Swap
swapExactTokensForETH()	Token → ETH Swap
addLiquidity()	Added Liquidity
addLiquidityETH()	Added ETH Liquidity
removeLiquidity()	Removed Liquidity
removeLiquidityETH()	Removed ETH Liquidity
removeLiquidityWithPermit()	Removed Liquidity
removeLiquidityETHWithPermit()	Removed ETH Liquidity

Decoded Events

Event	Description
Swap	Token swap executed in a pair
Mint	Liquidity added to a pool
Burn	Liquidity removed from a pool

Two WETH addresses on Sepolia. Eloqura uses 0x34b1...89f while Uniswap V3 uses 0xfFf9...6B14. Using the wrong WETH with the wrong router causes swap failures.

AMM Pool Independence

Each AMM pool has independent reserves. Prices don't auto-sync between pools (e.g., OEC/USDC vs OEC/WETH). On mainnet, arbitrageurs keep them in sync; on Sepolia testnet, they won't.

LP Tokens

When liquidity is added to a pool, ELP (Eloqura LP) tokens are minted representing the provider's share. These appear in wallet token lists with the ELQ- prefix and are filtered from portfolio valuations to prevent double-counting.