wBOB · Wrapped Dobbscoin
wBOB is (BOB), the Church of the SubGenius Proof-of-Slack coin mined since January 2014, bridged 1:1 to Gnosis. Every wBOB is backed by a (BOB) locked on the Dobbscoin chain, and the backing is published live below. It is the one token on these pages that SubGenius.Finance operates.
Mined some (BOB)?
- Spend it as it is. DobbsCart takes (BOB) straight from your Dobbscoin wallet. No bridge, no Gnosis, no gas.
- Or take it to Gnosis. Send it to your deposit address at bridge.subgenius.finance and it comes out as wBOB, 1:1, about two hours later.
- Then do something silly with it. Trade it in the pools below. They are small, strange, and paired with memecoins on purpose.
- Changed your mind? Burn the wBOB on the bridge and the same (BOB) comes back to your Dobbscoin address. (Get a Dobbscoin wallet HERE)
Where wBOB trades
Buy or sell wBOB: CoW Swap · Oku. Both route through every pool below and find the best price.
Swaps run on CoW Swap inside this box, and your wallet signs them; this site never does. SubGenius.Finance adds no front-end fee. CoW takes its own small protocol fee. Every pool here charges 1% per trade, and that fee goes to SubGenius.Finance, which provided all of the liquidity. Trades are final: check the amounts before you sign.
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SubGenius.Finance (subgeniusfinance.eth) provided all of the liquidity in these pools: wBOB paired with what the community raised through its shitcoin acquisitions and xDAI/GNO. The wBOB price is the price those balanced pools set. None of it is locked. It is our own money at risk. The plan is to replace it with 4-year locked liquidity as NFT sales and other projects pay for it.
Certificate of Arbitrage
The bots get papers. So can you.
Every arb bot that loops through our pools gets a Certificate of Arbitrage minted straight to it, one per machine, impossible to sell or move. Humans can join them as Space Bankers.
Where (BOB) spends
How the bridge works
Connect a Gnosis wallet at bridge.subgenius.finance and you get a permanent Dobbscoin deposit address. Send (BOB) to it. The coins stay locked there, on the Dobbscoin chain.
The bridge waits for 60 Dobbscoin confirmations, about 2 hours, so a reorg can't undo the deposit after the wBOB exists.
3 of the bridge's 5 watcher keys sign the deposit, and the bridge contract mints exactly that many wBOB to your Gnosis address. No SubGenius.Finance fee.
Burn wBOB on the bridge's Withdraw page and the same amount of (BOB) is paid to your Dobbscoin address. The bridge pays the Dobbscoin network fee.
What the wBOB contract enforces
- 1:1. wBOB has 8 decimals, the same as (BOB), so one dobbalina (0.00000001 (BOB)) mints one wBOB dobbalina.
- No double minting. Send to your deposit address as often as you like: every deposit mints its own wBOB. The contract remembers each deposit it has paid out, so the same deposit can never be counted twice.
- Signatures required. A mint needs signatures from 3 of the 5 registered watcher keys, checked on-chain.
- Daily cap. Deposits over what's left of the day's cap are minted up to the cap and the rest is sent back to the sender.
- Published source. Both contracts are source-verified: wBOB and the BridgeController.
Who runs it: SubGenius.Finance operates the bridge and its watchers. The rules above are what limit that operator, and the reserve figures at the top are published so anyone can check the backing at any time.
The token
wBOB on Gnosis
0x13550ae65f22A36f60A50d625B70b58666488263
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Gas
Gnosis transactions are paid in xDAI. First-time wBOB bridgers can opt in to a small xDAI drip on the bridge page.
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