SHAMBA LUV on Ethereum: the Contract, the Holders, the ETH/LUV Price, and the Locker Audit

Everything I claim about LUV should be checkable by a stranger with an RPC. So this piece is exactly that: the contract, its source in two public places, the holder count, the price read directly from the ETH/LUV pairing — and a review-and-audit of the vault that locks the liquidity, with a modern OpenZeppelin successor published from the findings. Numbers below were read from Ethereum mainnet on 2026-08-03; every one of them will drift, and every one of them is re-readable.

The contract, on Ethereum

SHAMBA LUV (LUV) lives at
0x2711111111683B8708cb9a48cBf36a51315F8254,
source-verified on Etherscan (Solidity 0.8.24, optimizer 200) — the first copy of the source anyone can read. The second copy lives in the open repository at
github.com/SHAMBA-LUV/LUV, alongside the frontend, the docs, and — as of today — the locker audit and its successor contract. Two independent homes for the same bytecode’s source: verify on the explorer, read comfortably in the repo, diff them yourself.

The holders and the price, read live

Holders: 21. Not twenty-one thousand — twenty-one. This economy is at first light, and the honest number is part of the record (it also means early hodlers split the 3% reflection stream twenty-one ways).

The price comes from the pairing of the two assets — ETH / LUV. The Uniswap V2 pair at
0x57D2085Aa859a145cB107845AD03c0eAAFBD8a31
held, at read time, 1,974,737,045,122,436 LUV against 0.1377 ETH. Constant-product arithmetic prices LUV at
6.975 × 10⁻¹⁷ ETH — about $1.30 × 10⁻¹³ at the concurrent ETH price of $1,866 — which in the denomination that matters here means one trillion LUV ≈ $0.13. Against the genesis seed, deliberately placed at the round point 10⁻¹⁷ ETH per LUV so every multiplier is a direct read, that is X ≈ 6.98. The LUVchart plots this continuously — and per the doctrine, with fundamentals fixed at genesis, that chart is itself a sentiment indicator.

The liquidity lock: review and audit

Locked liquidity is only as trustworthy as the contract doing the locking, so the vault got a proper review. LUVLocker is the lock instrument of the LUV economy: it timelocks LUV principal while the 3% reflections accrue as harvestable interest (spend the reflections, never the principal — the rule the marketing and community allocations live under), and it timelocks arbitrary ERC-20s — including the ETH/LUV pair token itself, which is how pool depth is provably committed.

What held up under audit: fee-on-transfer-safe accounting everywhere (the vault credits the measured balance delta, never the requested amount — so no depositor can ever pull another’s shortfall); a staking-pool reward index with consistent accrue-then-settle ordering; harvests that cap at the real reward balance instead of reverting; an owner whose rescue can reach surplus only — principal, locks, and accrued rewards are structurally beyond the owner’s hands; and reentrancy guarding on every mutator plus read-only-reentrancy guards on the views.

What the audit flagged — five findings, each now fixed in a successor: A1, the owner could extend any user’s lock repeatedly (fine for treasury self-locks, a hostage vector for third parties — extension is now self-only); A2, liquidity locks couldn’t be extended without a trust gap at maturity (now extend-only extendable); A3, locks couldn’t be created for a beneficiary (now they can — only the beneficiary withdraws); A4, no incident brake (deposits are now pausable, while withdrawals are never pausable — exit paths stay open under every condition, owner included); A5, single-step ownership (now two-step). The full report is public: AUDIT_LUVLOCKER.md.

Yet another LUVLocker — the modern one, on OpenZeppelin

From that review comes the third vault in the line: LUVLockerModern.sol — the current live vault rebuilt on OpenZeppelin v5: SafeERC20 for every transfer, Ownable2Step for the vault’s own keys, ReentrancyGuard, and Pausable scoped to deposits only. Full feature parity with production — reflection-interest index, compound-or-harvest interest modes, auto-payout with permissionless poke, multi-asset timelocks, surplus-only rescue — plus all five audit fixes. The lineage is deliberate: the in-house vault proved the design with zero external dependencies; the modern build re-expresses it on the most-audited contract library in the ecosystem, and compiles clean against it. Two implementations of one promise, auditable against each other.

That promise, stated once more in full: the principal is locked where everyone can see it, the reflections flow where everyone can verify it, the liquidity commitment can be lengthened and never shortened, and no owner — not even ours — can reach what the locks protect. Sharing is caring; locking is proving.

Further reading: luv.pythai.net · LUV on Etherscan · trade on Uniswap · source & audit · LUV Is LIVE · the emotonomics treatise.

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