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This docker compose contains lines that appear to support a custom base token for the l2. However, there isn't much information about it, and there's no setup information in the reth part instructing any deployment of an erc20 token that would be the custom base.
What steps is the developer expected to take for getting their custom base chain going? Do they run the nodes, deploy the l1 contract, and deploy the erc20 token, add it to the whitelist at the bridgehub, create the chain with the bridgehub, and anything else?
It would be good to have an itemized list of how to do it.
I am not sure what to make of this screenshot taken from the hyper explorer after I successfully ran ./start-zk-chains.sh
How is the base token listed there? Is that supposed to be a token address on L1? And how was that token address set? Because my understanding that the base token should be at the system base token address on l2.
Also, I see that "hyperbridge enabled" is set to 0. What does that mean?
This docker compose contains lines that appear to support a custom base token for the l2. However, there isn't much information about it, and there's no setup information in the reth part instructing any deployment of an erc20 token that would be the custom base.
What steps is the developer expected to take for getting their custom base chain going? Do they run the nodes, deploy the l1 contract, and deploy the erc20 token, add it to the whitelist at the bridgehub, create the chain with the bridgehub, and anything else?
It would be good to have an itemized list of how to do it.
Thank you for your help
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