Planet A is a "serious social game" taking place during the Berlin Blockchain Week 2019 and CCCamp 2019 involving as many participants as possible.
The game will begin as a gimmick incentivizing participants through a financial incentive to interact with each other via a burner wallet. Half way through the game, players will find themselves in a tragedy of the commons, as they find out that their greedy interactions had dangerous emissions that now threaten to collapse the economy of Berlin Blockchain Week. They enter as teams into a competition to educate each other, and prevent an economic tipping points to be reached. The team that manages to achieve the best climate score wins the event.
The Planet A Wallet runs on LeapDAO's test network. Installation should be simple and straight forward:
$ git clone https://github.com/social-dist0rtion-protocol/planet-a.git
$ cd planet-a
$ npm i
$ npm run startIf you're experiencing issues in relation to HTTP, you can start the burner on HTTPS by running:
$ HTTPS=true npm run start0xD2D0F8a6ADfF16C2098101087f9548465EC96C980xF64fFBC4A69631D327590f4151B79816a193a8c6Air. COâ‚‚ cannot be created out of thin air (eheheh), so the contract needs to be preloaded with a big amount of COâ‚‚.0x1f89Fb2199220a350287B162B9D0A330A2D2eFADPassports are ERC1948 tokens. Each player needs at least one passport to play.
Passport data structure:
+------------+------------+------------+-------------+
| 20 bytes | 4 bytes | 4 bytes | 4 bytes |
| name str | picId | COâ‚‚ locked | COâ‚‚ emitted |
+------------+------------+------------+-------------+Note that the COâ‚‚ value in the passport is expressed in Megatons.
The planet-a-contracts repository contains:
Earth: smart contract that handles the handshake function and releases CO₂ to Air, and Göllars to the players.Air: smart contact that accumulates CO₂. It exposes the plantTree function to lock CO₂ back to Earth.Earth needs:
Air needs:
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