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According to the whitepaper located in your webpage and the code here available, an authorized role known as merchant is responsible for requesting index token mints:
Later on, another authorized role known as issuer is now responsible for canceling or confirming such request. If such request is confirmed, then the requested amount of index tokens are issued to the requesterer specified by the merchant.
I'm genuinely intrigued about how can we publicly verify that the corresponding underlying assets were deposited to the protocol (depositing 25 different assets doesn't sound like an easy task at all) and no false values are being reported?.
Kind regards.
Andro Team.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey Alongside team!.
According to the whitepaper located in your webpage and the code here available, an authorized role known as
merchant
is responsible for requesting index token mints:amkt-contracts/src/factory/Factory.sol
Lines 129 to 133 in bcefceb
this request is then hashed and stored as a key to access its nonce, which is the last index of the
mintRequest
array, and then pushed to such array:amkt-contracts/src/factory/Factory.sol
Lines 140 to 153 in bcefceb
Later on, another authorized role known as
issuer
is now responsible for canceling or confirming such request. If such request is confirmed, then the requested amount of index tokens are issued to therequesterer
specified by the merchant.I'm genuinely intrigued about how can we publicly verify that the corresponding underlying assets were deposited to the protocol (depositing 25 different assets doesn't sound like an easy task at all) and no false values are being reported?.
Kind regards.
Andro Team.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: