The earlier experiment adapted the PancakeSwap testnet notebook to Arbitrum Goerli, recording chain ID 421613 and ETH as its native currency. This is a historical deployment record, not a current testnet setup.
The deployment contained a wrapped-native-token contract, factory, two router variants, a multicall contract, a pair creation-code hash, and several demonstration tokens. The original wrapped-token label was WBNB even though the recorded chain’s native symbol was ETH; labels alone do not establish the actual asset semantics.
Keep one chain-specific record
Factory, router, SDK constants, wrapped token, and creation-code hash must all match the selected chain and build. Copying the UI while leaving another network’s constants can produce incorrect pair addresses or route transactions to unintended contracts.
The source’s address catalog and demonstration frontend are not reproduced as active services or endorsed tokens. The original repository remains a reference for that experiment. No endpoint was treated as live proof, and no contract, liquidity, token, or transaction was created or moved.