Code Licensing

aarnâ core contracts licenses

aarnâ protocol operates across decentralized blockchain networks, utilizing smart contracts deployed on multiple chains. These contracts are self-executing, fully audited, and governed by specific licenses that define the terms of their usage and distribution. The underlying codebase spans several GitHub repositories. Below are the key licenses applicable to different components of the aarnâ ecosystem:

• âtv 802v2 Smart Contracts (Ethereum): Business Source License 1.1 permits non-commercial use and modification, restricting competitive use for four years, with a transition to the GPL v2.0 License on February 5, 2029​.

• âtv 808 Smart Contracts (Ethereum): Business Source License 1.1 permits non-commercial use and modification, restricting competitive use for four years, with a transition to the GPL v2.0 License on March 22, 2029​.

• âtv 111 Smart Contracts (Ethereum): Business Source License 1.1 permits non-commercial use and modification, restricting competitive use for four years, with a transition to the GPL v2.0 License on May 24, 2029​.

• âtv 111 Smart Contracts (Sonic): Business Source License 1.1 permits non-commercial use and modification, restricting competitive use for four years, with a transition to the GPL v2.0 License on May 17, 2029​.

• âtv 401 Smart Contracts (Arbitrum): Business Source License 1.1 permits non-commercial use and modification, restricting competitive use for four years, with a transition to the GPL v2.0 License on May 22, 2029​.