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  1. General information

Smart contract addresses

Arbitrum Sepolia

Contract
Address
Notes

Quex Core

0xD8a37e96117816D43949e72B90F73061A868b387

Request Oracle Pool

0x957E16D5bfa78799d79b86bBb84b3Ca34D986439

TD pubkey: 0xd54a40ed58733b4aa39fd819b51656ab0812c825280216580ba0fd0ffbfd655074d63410e510885ec7966bfa85f5ba76f9641380ce3d8b7cc6ac2bffbc1f7fd6

Arbitrum Mainnet

Contract
Address
Notes

Quex Core

0xD8a37e96117816D43949e72B90F73061A868b387

Request Oracle Pool

0x957E16D5bfa78799d79b86bBb84b3Ca34D986439

TD pubkey: 0x610e7707b0dbbed2bc6f1c66e9674955bae124e7a406ee64133d77c8bf0595c3ce6dcd75b4e289b14caf5ad4a15868a8fad54388ae091dd165e00bd5260206af

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