@Totankama Bonjour,
Vous voulez de vraies solutions ? J’en ai plein dans mon tiroir.
Je ne peux pas vous contacter en privé, si vous pouviez faire le premier message…
This is what regulated DeFi looks like.
A compliant token in 20 lines of C#.
Inherit from BST20Token, attach policies, done.
No Solidity.
No new language.
Full Visual Studio/Rider debugging.
Developer safety:
4 new Roslyn analyzers catch mistakes at compile time
Unchecked cross-contract rvalues
State writes b/ policy enforcement
Non-deterministic collections in contracts
Missing policy hooks in transfer overrides
Total: 12 analyzers protecting you before deployment.
4 reference policies ship out of the box:
- HoldingLimitPolicy
- LockupPolicy
- JurisdictionPolicy
- SanctionsPolicy
All deployable, composable, and stackable.
How it works:
Deploy a policy contract. Attach it to any BST token with one call. Every transfer runs through the policy before state mutations.
token.AddPolicy(holdingLimitAddress);
token.AddPolicy(sanctionsAddress);
=> Every Transfer/TransferFrom now enforces both
Basalt now ships pluggable Policy Hooks on every token standard.
Enforce holding limits, lockups, jurisdiction rules, and sanctions at the protocol level - not as afterthoughts bolted onto contracts.
Zero overhead when no policies are attached.
#DotNet#Web3#DeFi
60 million years ago, nature invented blockchain.
Lava cooled under pressure. Chaos self-organized into perfect, interlocked, immutable hexagonal columns.
No architect. No plan. Just mathematics under heat.
We named our blockchain after that rock.
Here’s why. 🧵
@amo_ergo_sum__ Nope, le billet est à mon nom, je l’ai acheté sur la Fnac donc pas revendable sur TicketMaster mais je fournis tous les papiers au besoin
@jschopplich@mattpocockuk It is based on the 1.2 spec ! But actually, it isn’t compatible with .NET6. Might be usable with .NET8 but that must be tested beforehand.