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@sbvegan sbvegan commented Dec 9, 2025

Add comprehensive documentation for Custom Gas Token (CGT) v2:

  • Feature overview in OP Stack Features section
  • Deployment guide for chain operators
  • Updated fact sheet to reflect CGT support
  • Navigation updates in docs.json

The CGT v2 implementation (introduced in Upgrade 18, op-contracts/v6.0.0) enables OP Stack chains to use any asset as their native fee currency through a flexible, application-layer architecture with two new predeploy contracts: NativeAssetLiquidity and LiquidityController.

Documentation includes:

  • Architecture overview with mermaid diagrams
  • Deployment steps using op-deployer (with TODOs for specific commands)
  • Configuration examples and best practices
  • Risk considerations and troubleshooting
  • Cross-references between feature overview and deployment guide

Add comprehensive documentation for Custom Gas Token (CGT) v2:
- Feature overview in OP Stack Features section
- Deployment guide for chain operators
- Updated fact sheet to reflect CGT support
- Navigation updates in docs.json

The CGT v2 implementation (introduced in Upgrade 18, op-contracts/v6.0.0)
enables OP Stack chains to use any asset as their native fee currency
through a flexible, application-layer architecture with two new predeploy
contracts: NativeAssetLiquidity and LiquidityController.

Documentation includes:
- Architecture overview with mermaid diagrams
- Deployment steps using op-deployer (with TODOs for specific commands)
- Configuration examples and best practices
- Risk considerations and troubleshooting
- Cross-references between feature overview and deployment guide

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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