# Revamp Protocol

### **What is Revamp?**

Revamp is a protocol designed to recycle illiquid or abandoned tokens into native network currency, providing both psychological closure and real economic value to users.\
Tokens deposited into the contract are **permanently removed from circulation** (“burned”), while users reclaim a proportional share of native currency over time, according to transparent on-chain rules.

### **How it Works**

1. **Deposit illiquid tokens:** Users send tokens to the Revamp contract.
2. **Burn process:** Tokens are locked and cannot be recovered or withdrawn—removing them from the ecosystem.
3. **Native currency pool:** Users receive claimable shares of native network currency (ETH, BNB, etc.), distributed from new deposits and system revenue.
4. **No price oracles:** All rates and distributions are algorithmically fixed or governed by DAO, not subject to manipulation.

### **Deploy & Integrate**

* **Install dependencies:** (See Quick Start)
* **Deploy contract:**

  ```sh
  shCopyEditnpx hardhat run scripts/deploy-revamp.js --network <network>
  ```
* **Interact programmatically:**\
  Example using ethers.js:

  ```js
  jsCopyEditconst tx = await contract.revamp(tokenAddress, amount);
  ```
* **Configure parameters:**
  * Minimum deposit size
  * Supported tokens
  * Distribution settings

### **Use Cases**

* Remove “dead” or scam tokens from user portfolios
* Transform abandoned assets into protocol revenue
* Psychological closure for holders of failed projects

### **Open Source Repo**

* [GitHub: Revamp Protocol](https://github.com/MKLabs72/rvnwl-protocols)
* MIT License. Fork, adapt, and contribute!

### **Security & Audits**

* Contracts use OpenZeppelin security patterns (Ownable, ReentrancyGuard)
* External audit status: \[Link or note as appropriate]
* **Caution:** All burns are irreversible—test on testnet before mainnet deployment
