WebAssembly-first Decentralized Exchange

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WebAssembly and Astar Network

Astar & Shiden runtimes are based on Substrate, and both networks incorporate pallet-contracts, a sandboxed environment used to deploy and execute WebAssembly smart contracts. Any language that compiles to Wasm may be deployed and run on this Wasm Virtual Machine, however, the code should be compatible with the pallet-contracts API.

For WASM smart contracts you can use any compatible programming language, not only Rust.

Implementation

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1#[derive(Default)]
2#[ink(storage)]
3pub struct AutomatedMarketMaker {
4    total_shares: Balance,                       // Stores the total amount of share issued for the pool
5    total_token1: Balance,                       // Stores the amount of Token1 locked in the pool
6    total_token2: Balance,                       // Stores the amount of Token2 locked in the pool
7    shares: Mapping<AccountId, Balance>,         // Stores the share holding of each provider
8    token1_balance: Mapping<AccountId, Balance>, // Stores the token1 balance of each user
9    token2_balance: Mapping<AccountId, Balance>, // Stores the token2 balance of each user
10    fees: Balance,                               // Percent of trading fees charged on trade
11}

Do you have an experience with implementing of decentralized exchanges? Ping me, please.

TBD

Links

• Github repository