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# About

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**Join us on our socials!**
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## Availability

*Ride the Bus* is only available on Base.

## Audits

The project was initially audited by [bytes32](https://twitter.com/bytes032).

There have been some minor changes to the logic as we switched from using USDC to ETH as the protocol token. We thoroughly tested this change manually and with test coverage.

## History

The project was initially slated to launch on Polygon. We didn't generate as much hype as we hoped for on social media, so we pivoted and decided to move to Base in order to take advantage of the flourishing and fast growing userbase on Base!

At some point, we may go cross chain, but for now we are solely focused on Base.

### Modifications

The contracts are immutable aka non-upgradeable aka un-changeable. If bugs are found, they are there for all eternity.

### Team

Ride the bus was created by [0xRider](https://twitter.com/0_rider_x) with help from various internet frens.

### Contact

Find us on [X](https://x.com/0xRideTheBus) or [Discord](https://discord.gg/Hperrn7MD3) or [Telegram](https://t.me/Ride_The_Bus) or [Farcaster](https://warpcast.com/~/channel/ridethebus).


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