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Overview

  • Oracle code will be run by designated FIO Chain BPs with access to:

    • FIO Chain: Existing FIO BPs already run FIO nodes.

    • Ethereum Chain: Local Ethereum node is preferred, but Infura or Etherscan can also be used.

  • Oracles will:

    • On the FIO Chain

      • Monitor specific account by inspecting every block and looking for FIO contract wraptokens action

      • Execute ERC20 wrap action to mint wFIO to the designated account

    • On the Ethereum Chain

      • Monitor Ethereum smart contract for inbound transfers of ERC-20 wFIO

      • Execute FIO contract unwrap action to transfer FIO to the designated account

The FIO wrapping/unwrapping contract

The Ethereum ERC20 wrapping/unwrapping contract

Functionality

There are two main use cases that concern the Oracle, Wrap and Unwrap. These are detailed below.

TBD: What are the watchdog/monitoring routines we expect from the Oracles?

Wrap

  • Wrap creates wFIO on the Ethereum chain.

  • See the following page for an overview of the Wrap use case: Wrap

Functionality

Alice (dApp) executes wraptokens on FIO chain

Alice called wraptokens inside the fio.oracle contract.

Contract Actions:

  • Parameter Validation ( ensuring amount, token codes, pubkey and fees are all properly set )

  • Search oracle registration table and tally up the total number of registered oracles

  • Collect Oracle fees, sort, and find the median.

  • Send fee to all oracles.

  • Emplace wrapping details inside the receipts table.

  • Send the wrapped amount from Alice to fio.oracle contract.

  • Collect BP fees

  • Increase Alices RAM by 512.

  • Send successful response to Alice

Oracle monitors wraptokens for transfers

Todd G What was the Go code doing to monitor the chain?

Oracle validates wraptokens transaction

Todd G Need bullet list of validations

If exceptions are found, Oracle takes action to unwind transaction

See Exception handling below

Todd G Need to flesh this out

Oracle executes wrap on Ethereum

wrap(ethaddress, FIO (SUF) amount, obtid);
ex. wrap(“0x00000000000”, 10000000, “0x123456789”);

  • ethereum wallet provider (usually truffle/hd-wallet-provider) set to use oracles ethereum private key

  • wFIO recipient eth address, wFIO amount to mint (must match what was wrapped on FIO chain exactly), and the obtid of the FIO transaction are provided as parameters to wrap action

  • Transaction is executed

    • address provided receives wrapped FIO assets

    • event emitted:
      wrapped(address ethaddress, uint256 amount, uint256 obtid);

Listen for unwrapped events

Oracle validates wrap transaction

Todd G What type of validation is done on the Ethereum chain during a wrap?

Once all Oracles have submitted wrap, the wFIO Tokens will be minted and transferred to designated Ethereum public address

Todd G Does the oracle do any kind of monitoring or validation of the overall transaction (post consensus?)

Exception handling

Error condition

Trigger

Type

fields:name

fields:value

Error message

Oracle Action

Invalid chain

Chain passed to wraptokens action is not Ethereum (Note: this restriction is not enforced in the FIO Contract to allow for wrapping chain expansion without deployment of code)

Oracle triggers unwraptokens action to send FIO back to originating address

Invalid Ethereum address

Public address passed to wraptokens action is not a valid Ethereum address (Note: this restriction is not enforced in the FIO Contract to allow for wrapping chain expansion without deployment of code)

Oracle triggers unwraptokens action to send FIO back to originating address

Unwrap

  • Unwrap converts wFIO on Ethereum chain to FIO Tokens on FIO chain.

  • See the following page for an overview of the Unwrap use case: Unwrap

Functionality

Alice (dApp) executes unwrap on Ethereum chain

unwrap(fio address, amount);
ex. unwrap(hard@edge, 100000000);

  • Alice provides amount to unwrap and the FIO Address for the oracle to send the FIO to as parameters to unwrap action

  • Alice is paying gas fee for the unwrap

  • Transaction executed:

    • wFIO amount is burned

    • event emitted:
      unwrapped(string fioaddress, uint256 amount);

Oracle monitors unwrap event for transfers

Todd G What was the Go code doing to monitor the chain? Does it confirm burn?

Oracle validates unwrap transaction

Todd G Need bullet list of validations

If exceptions are found, Oracle takes action to unwind transaction

See Exception handling below

Todd G Need to flesh this out

Oracle executes unwraptokens on FIO chain

Registered Oracles will call upwraptokens inside the fio.oracle contract

Contract Actions:

  • Parameter Validation ( min/max amount, fio address check )

  • Verify the actor is a registered oracle

  • Find the fio.address inside the fionames table

  • Search for previous votes of the same obt_id

    • If found

      • Search and verify actor has not voted prior

      • copy vector and push account name to list of voted oracles to the vector of votes

      • modify voters table with new vector

    • If not found

      • add actor to new vector

      • emplace new record with voters information

  • Compare number of votes with number of registered oracles

    • if number of votes equal the number of registered oracles, transfer amount from fio.oracle contract to the fio.address provided.

  • Send successful response to the oracle

Oracle validates unwraptokens transaction

Todd G What type of validation is done on the Ethereum chain during a wrap?

Once all Oracles have submitted unwraptokens , the FIO Tokens will be transferred to designated Ethereum public address

Todd G Does the oracle do any kind of monitoring or validation of the overall transaction (post consensus?)

Exception handling

Error condition

Trigger

Type

fields:name

fields:value

Error message

Oracle Action

Invalid FIO Address

FIO Address passed in with ERC-20 is not valid or does not exist

Oracle triggers a ERC20 wrap action to send wFIO back to originating addres

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