ATAMO

ATAMO is a security-focused digital asset protocol built on transparent administrative control, delayed execution, participation infrastructure, and publicly verifiable Ethereum Mainnet contracts.

This website is the official public reference for the ATAMO system. It publishes documentation, contract references, verification guidance, and security information required to independently review the protocol.

ATAMO does not rely on hidden authority or unverifiable claims. Where administrative control exists, it is disclosed. Where protocol claims are made, they are intended to be verifiable through public references, signed release artifacts, and on-chain data.

Protocol Status

Network

Ethereum Mainnet

Token

ATAMO (ATMS)

Control Model

2-of-3 Safe authorization with Timelock execution

Verification

Open contract registry

Official reference role

This website functions as the official ATAMO public reference layer.

It should be used together with verified blockchain records, verified contract source code, signed Git tags, signed checksum manifests, and the official repository.

If information conflicts across sources, verified on-chain data, verified contract source code, signed release artifacts, and signed deployment records take precedence.

Official Ethereum Mainnet addresses

Component Address Role
ATAMO Custodian Safe 0xe3b72bdb899364ce86949746D31CCba5f384b949 2-of-3 multisignature governance root
Timelock Proxy 0x2778BC96422AeD7D7Ac7CE21372Aa42c525A86B8 Delayed governance execution layer
SecureToken Proxy 0x38604c42c16e29BbFbc5479668453f18cB6cf335 Canonical user-facing ATMS ERC-20 token
ATMSParticipationVault 0x01273Ef57CE09C4Aa615E3bd95eF2b9DD54fd0E4 Staking, proposal, support, and rewards layer
TokenActionRecorder 0xAA7152784479Ed53147A12514602968327c9965E Governance-action metadata recorder

Core protocol properties

ATAMO is structured as a controlled protocol with disclosed authority, delayed execution, public verifiability, and separated participation infrastructure.

Transparent administrative control

Sensitive administrative actions are routed through a disclosed Safe multisignature and Timelock execution model rather than hidden direct control.

Delayed execution path

Timelock delays create a review window before sensitive actions are executed on-chain.

Verifiable contract infrastructure

Contract references, proxy addresses, implementation addresses, and verification guidance are published for independent review.

Security-focused operating model

The protocol separates authorization, scheduling, execution, and participation coordination in order to reduce single-actor control risk.

Security model

ATAMO is designed around disclosed administrative authority, structured control layers, deliberate execution delays, and public verification.

The protocol does not present itself as immutable. Instead, it defines what authority exists and how that authority is restricted, delayed, and monitored.

Multisignature authorization

Administrative entry is controlled through a 2-of-3 Safe multisignature structure.

Timelock execution

Sensitive actions follow a delayed execution path before they can take effect.

Public observability

Reviewers can compare documentation, contract references, signed releases, and on-chain behavior.

Protocol architecture

ATAMO uses a layered control model separating authorization, delayed execution, token logic, governance-action records, and participation coordination.

Custodian Safe

2-of-3 multisignature authorization layer

Timelock

Delayed execution and review window

SecureToken

ERC-20 token proxy, token logic, and supply enforcement

TokenActionRecorder

TokenActionRecorder is Safe-only governance action recording infrastructure. It records proposal metadata and Timelock execution parameters for mint, pause, unpause, and upgrade actions.

ATMSParticipationVault

The Participation Vault supports staking, proposal creation, proposal support, execution-link tracking, and penalty-funded rewards. It does not directly execute privileged token governance actions.

Official token reference

The official ATAMO token on Ethereum Mainnet is the SecureToken proxy:

0x38604c42c16e29BbFbc5479668453f18cB6cf335

Users, exchanges, wallets, explorers, analytics providers, and integrations should use the proxy address for token interaction. Implementation contracts are for verification and audit review, not as normal user-facing token addresses.

Release verification

ATAMO v1.0.0 release verification is based on a signed Git tag and a signed SHA256 checksum manifest.

Canonical release tag:

v1.0.0

Release directory:

releases/v1.0.0/

Primary release verification files:

  • deployment-manifest.mainnet.json
  • deployment-records-full.mainnet.json
  • ATAMO_DEPLOYMENT_STATEMENT_mainnet_2026-05-16.txt
  • SHA256SUMS
  • SHA256SUMS.asc
  • ATAMO_RELEASE_PGP_PUBLIC_KEY.asc

Release verification should confirm the signed Git tag, the PGP signature on SHA256SUMS, and the hashes of all listed release artifacts.

Reviewer path

Contracts

Official deployment references, proxy and implementation addresses, and contract roles.

View contracts

Protocol Model

Administrative architecture, execution flow, Timelock rules, and upgrade structure.

View protocol model

Admin Powers

Plain-English disclosure of what authority exists, what does not exist, and what limits apply.

View admin powers

Verification

How to validate official references, releases, and contract authenticity.

Open verification guide

Release Verification

Signed Git tag, PGP fingerprint, SHA256SUMS, and release artifact verification.

Release verification

Security

Security principles, disclosure channel, assumptions, and reviewer expectations.

Security policy

Source Code

Official repository and public release references.

Project repository
ATAMO should be evaluated through verified contracts, signed Git tags, signed checksum manifests, public documentation, deployment artifacts, and on-chain behavior together rather than through screenshots, social posts, or copied references.