Mint plaintext TTT
Every confidential story needs a token to move, and a confidential token needs something real underneath it. TTT — TokenopsTestToken — is that something: a plain 18-decimal ERC-20 with a fully open mint. No roles, no allowlist, no access control. Anyone mints any amount to any address, including Aria minting to her own connected wallet.
This is the plaintext layer. The balance is public, the amount is public, Etherscan reads it like any ERC-20 — nothing here is secret. That comes next. Think of TTT as the raw material the confidential wrapper draws on, and a useful plaintext token in its own right.
No encryptor, no @zama-fhe dependency, no deploy step. The client wires straight to the pre-deployed token and the mint takes a plain bigint. Mind the decimals: TTT is 18, so 100 whole TTT is 100 · 10^18 base units.