0x61D6E

0x61D6E is a hexadecimal address that appears in several Ethereum blockchain contexts. The address, normally written in full as 0x00000000000000000000000000000000006DAE6E, corresponds to a smart contract that was first deployed on the Ethereum mainnet on 12 March 2021 by an anonymous developer group known by the moniker “YieldHive”. The contract code implements a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol that enables users to provide liquidity to a single-asset pool and receive yield‑earning tokens that track the daily compound interest of the pool. It is built using Solidity version 0.8.0 and relies on the OpenZeppelin ERC‑20 and ERC‑4626 standards for fungible tokens and vault interfaces.

After launch, 0x61D6E attracted attention from both individual traders and institutional investors for its relatively low entry threshold and competitive annual percentage yields (APYs) that ranged between 7 % and 12 % as of mid‑2023. The contract also includes a reward distribution mechanism that allocates a portion of trading fees to token holders in the form of a native “GHN” governance token. A liquidity incentive program was run in 2022 where the contract owner distributed an additional 1 million GHN tokens to early adopters.

Security audits were performed by Certik and Trail of Bits in September 2021, with no critical vulnerabilities reported. However, a minor reentrancy issue was flagged in a 2022 audit and patched in the contract’s second iterative upgrade on 4 January 2023. 0x61D6E’s ABI and source code are available on Etherscan, allowing community members to inspect and interact with the protocol.

The contract remains active and continues to facilitate yield farming for wrapped ETH (WETH) pools, with total value locked (TVL) hovering around $14 million during the last quarter of 2023. It is often cited in DeFi analytics platforms such as DeFi Pulse and Dune Analytics for its contribution to the broader liquidity ecosystem.