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DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) for managing the DutchX.
The Dutch Exchange (DutchX) is a fully decentralized exchange, which allows everyone to add any trading token pair.
It uses the [Dutch auction] principle, to prevent the problems that other exchanges are experiencing (such as front running) getting a fairer ecosystem for everyone to use.
There is no restriction besides the fact that tokens must be ERC20 compliant.
Checkout the DutchX Documentation.
# Install dependencies
npm install
# In one tab: Run ganache
npm run rpc
# In another tab: Run the tests
npm run test
For running a particular test:
npx truffle test <name-of-the-test>
Local:
npm run migrate
Rinkeby:
npm run migrate -- --network rinkeby
Mainnet:
npm run migrate -- --network mainnet
Make sure the dependencies and addresses are updated:
npm run install
npm run restore
For every contract, you need to get the flattened version.
# Get the list of contracts:
ls -Rl contracts
# Flatten a contract
npx truffle-flattener contracts/DxAvatar.sol > build/DxAvatar.sol
To verify you will need to use the exact version of the compiler:
Check it here:
Verify:
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