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It is common for teams to create a token and lock parts of the supply so that they can only be used after some expiration time. This can be done in Aergo using the Token Locker
It makes more sense for tokens with fixed supply (those that are not mintable). In this case the team cannot mint new tokens and they can only use that fixed supply, in which some part they locked for future use.
The team can prove to investors that some amount of the tokens are really locked by using the Token Locker.
The Aergoscan could read that information of locked tokens directly from the Token Locker contract, and display it on the token page:
It will return the amount that is really locked, ie: in which the locks did not expire (at this moment).
When the user clicks on the locked supply, Aergoscan can retrieve details of the locked tokens, like the expiration time for each amount, and display in a popup using a chart.
It returns a JSON string with information about each lock, mainly amount and expiration_time. This last one in unix timestamp, that can be converted to a UTC datetime for display.
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It is common for teams to create a token and lock parts of the supply so that they can only be used after some expiration time. This can be done in Aergo using the Token Locker
It makes more sense for tokens with fixed supply (those that are not mintable). In this case the team cannot mint new tokens and they can only use that fixed supply, in which some part they locked for future use.
The team can prove to investors that some amount of the tokens are really locked by using the Token Locker.
The Aergoscan could read that information of locked tokens directly from the Token Locker contract, and display it on the token page:
To read the locked amount on the token locker:
It will return the amount that is really locked, ie: in which the locks did not expire (at this moment).
When the user clicks on the locked supply, Aergoscan can retrieve details of the locked tokens, like the expiration time for each amount, and display in a popup using a chart.
This information can be retrieved with:
It returns a JSON string with information about each lock, mainly
amount
andexpiration_time
. This last one in unix timestamp, that can be converted to a UTC datetime for display.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: