Synopsis#

BiohackerDAO, and other JB projects, were concerned with the fact that DEXScreener and other token analyzers showed inaccurate red flags to consumers of tokens launched from Juicebox. Jango made connections with the sources of these flags (quickintel.io) and paid them their ask of 1 ETH to resolve current inaccurate alerts for all tokens launched from Juicebox V3, and all tokens that will be launched on Juicebox V4. This amount was paid from the Juiceworks multisig in this tx: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x30fd0e7b7c75e2a80e45fa66a8862d2a6ea261422aeac5ae172d445055d2f325.

The V3 work has been completed, the V4 work is pending my documentation for the quickintel folks to operate with.

Specification#

Pay 1 ETH from the JuiceboxDAO multisig to the Juiceworks multisig at 0xD1F6bE4e4cd3AeB48c8F7EA4a8922e5e48ce4D9D.

Rationale#

The token reporting services have leverage here, the 1 ETH was the price to get the attention to resolve JB Token reporting issues now and into the future.

Risks#

quick intel has leverage here. if we care about accurate reporting on these services as some of our customers do, we may be asked to pay more. I dont expect this, my report with Ninja Dev (https://x.com/ninja_dev3) at quickintel has been good.

Timeline#

Asap.

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  payload:
    chainId: 1
    to: "0xD1F6bE4e4cd3AeB48c8F7EA4a8922e5e48ce4D9D"
    amount: "1"
    contract: ETH
  governanceCycles:
    - 96
  pollRequired: false