Vanity addresses (…070)

Every token launched on Otoro has a contract address ending in 070.

Why 070

We wanted "oro" — but contract addresses are hexadecimal (0-9, a-f), and there is no letter r. 070 is the closest honest spelling: 0 = o, 7 = t — "oto", from Otoro.

How it works

The factory deploys tokens with CREATE2, so the address is a pure function of the factory, the deployment bytecode, and a salt. When you hit launch, your browser fetches the bytecode hash (tokenInitcodeHash) and mines a salt locally — a few thousand hashes, well under a second — until the predicted address ends in 070. That salt rides along in createLaunch.

Why it's useful, not just cute

The suffix is a lightweight authenticity mark: if a contract address doesn't end in 070, it wasn't launched through the Otoro factory. Scam clones can fake a website; faking a CREATE2 suffix from our factory is not how addresses work.