ERC721-Staking
hashed-timelock-contract-ethereum
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| - | GNU General Public License v3.0 only |
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ERC721-Staking
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Open-Source ERC721 Staking Contract - Dynamic Rewards
Last year I've shared with this sub another NFT Staking Smart Contract and since it's got some engagement and starts & forks on GitHub, I've decided to revisit it and fix some of the limitation it's design had:
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Any idea to create Skaking reward base on total NFT staked
You can try out my code if you want: https://github.com/andreitoma8/ERC721-Staking , but it's with fixed rewards. If you want dynamic ones, I recommend you try adaoting the Synthetix Staking Contract for EREC721 Tokens. Whatever you do, don't ever loop trough all the NFTs.
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Open-source ERC721 Staking Smart Contract I created: https://github.com/andreitoma8/ERC721-Staking
After the ERC20 Staking Library I posted here a few weeks back it's time for a ERC721 one.
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NFT staking Contract
Hi! Check this out: https://github.com/andreitoma8/ERC721-Staking, it's tested and working as intended. It's crazy how alike our SCs are! I was thinking about using an array for the tokenIds staked too, but simple is better imo and I think this is better done in frontend with something like Moralis Database to lower the gas fees.
hashed-timelock-contract-ethereum
- Let me know if this is a dumb idea
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Question - I want to purchase an Instagram account for around £20k. Is there a smart contract I could use to get the password without risk of being scammed ?
You could look into HTLC hashed timelocked contracts, these are used to make bitcoin lightning channels for example. There is an ETH smartcontract here: https://github.com/chatch/hashed-timelock-contract-ethereum (I haven't checked the code but the explanation & links in the readme is good)
What are some alternatives?
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