Supporting CityCoins
Interacting with the CityCoins protocol.
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Interacting with the CityCoins protocol.
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Each CityCoin is defined by a set of contracts for that city, including core, token, and auth.
The lists the currently deployed CityCoins contracts with links to their on-chain source. The is where the contracts are stored and updated before deployment.
Clarity, has built-in language primitives to define and use fungible tokens. Although those primitives exists, there is value in defining a common interface (known in Clarity as a "trait") that allows different smart contracts to interoperate with fungible token contracts in a reusable way. This SIP defines that trait.
SIP-010 includes function definitions for:
transfer
name (human-readable)
symbol (ticker)
decimals (CityCoins have 6)
balance
total supply
token URI (externally hosted metadata)
In addition to SIP-010, all CityCoins token contracts implement an additional citycoin-token trait that defines:
activation
set token URI
mint
burn
send-many
The send-many function allows for sending to a list of up to 200 recipients in a single transaction.
The list must contain at least one entry with the following values:
to: principal
amount: uint
memo: optional buff 34
In the Stacks blockchain, 100% of what Stacks miners spend in BTC is transferred to Stackers.
In the CityCoins protocol, 30% of what CityCoin miners spend in STX is transferred to the custodied city wallet, and the remaining 70% is transferred to Stackers.
Stacked CityCoins are transferred to the contract for the duration of the cycles
STX rewards for each cycle can be claimed after the cycle ends
Stacked CityCoins can be reclaimed after the final cycle ends
Stacking rewards are distributed proportionately to the amount stacked, not in reward slots
Reward cycles are also 2,100 Stacks blocks in length, but the maximum is 32 cycles
are stored in a CDN available at .
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More information on brand assets and guidelines for CityCoins can be found in the section.
CityCoins follow a similar protocol to with a few key differences.
Additional common questions and answers can be found in the .