My proposal is for a land purchase pooling contract. The purpose of this contract is to allow users to pool together their ETH so they can purchase large amounts of tiles at once.
The contract would receive ETH, and at a certain block (set at contract deployment), send it to the MANA purchase contract. Once the pool contract receives it's MANA, it will purchase the tiles specified at contract deployment.
The idea is to write a contract that anyone can deploy onto the Ethereum network, and edit the parameters upon deployment. The parameters should include:
Destination address (The wallet or contract where LAND will be sent to after purchase)
Purchase block (The block when the contract will stop accepting ETH and buy MANA)
MANA purchase contract (The address of the contract where MANA will be purchased. This could be hard-coded, but since the contract might change after the ICO, it could also be changed)
LAND purchase contract (The address of the contract where MANA will be sent to purchase LAND, same reason as above)
LAND to purchase (The coordinates of the LAND to be purchased. Not sure in which format this would be, but ideally it should be in the same format as what the LAND purchase contract accepts)
The contract could also accept MANA, and in that case the MANA purchase step can simply be omitted!
This idea might change over time, since I'm not completely clear on how the ICO or the post-ICO contract will work, but that's it for now! :)
maraoz
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7 years ago
My proposal is for a land purchase pooling contract. The purpose of this contract is to allow users to pool together their ETH so they can purchase large amounts of tiles at once.
The contract would receive ETH, and at a certain block (set at contract deployment), send it to the MANA purchase contract. Once the pool contract receives it's MANA, it will purchase the tiles specified at contract deployment.
The idea is to write a contract that anyone can deploy onto the Ethereum network, and edit the parameters upon deployment. The parameters should include:
The contract could also accept MANA, and in that case the MANA purchase step can simply be omitted!
This idea might change over time, since I'm not completely clear on how the ICO or the post-ICO contract will work, but that's it for now! :)