• Liquidity Pool Validator: addr1z9tu3ecccgqlhgg2nkshfrt8td2zs8fmrwvrchgksl78x96j2c79gy9l76sdg0xwhd7r0c0kna0tycz4y5s6mlenh8pq26n58l
• Batch Order Validator: addr1wyx22z2s4kasd3w976pnjf9xdty88epjqfvgkmfnscpd0rg3z8y6v
• LP Token: e0baa1f0887a766daf5196f92c88728e356e71255c5ad00866607484
• Liquidity Pool Factory Token: 3f6092645942a54a75186b25e0975b79e1f50895ad958b42015eb6d2
• Liquidity Pool NFT: 5178cc70a14405d3248e415d1a120c61d2aa74b4cee716d475b1495e

• Audit report on January 31st: Audit Report
• Follow-up report on March 3rd: Follow-up Report

Minswap supports smart contract composability by passing output script address and datum hash in receiver fields of BatchOrder datum. The BatchOrder's datum needs to be hashable to the same hash that cardano-cli produces. If you use cardano-serialization-lib to build transactions, make sure to use the latest version as that is compatible with cardano-cli.

IMPORTANT: BatchOrder's sender cannot be script address. If an order's sender is a script address, that order can never be cancelled.

• Making sure nix are available on your machine
• Checkout https://github.com/input-output-hk/plutus-apps to commit 5ffdb6362b9ba3e7095beccde56df0280abf12d0
• Run nix-shell command
• In nix-shell go to the dex folder
• Run cabal run minswap-cli compile and check your result with script in plutus folder
• Run ./build-scripts.sh and check your result with script address and policyId in plutus folder
• Run cabal run minswap-tests to see internal testing result
• Run cabal run tweag-audit to see the audit test suites result