Soul Summoner
Soul Summoner is the smart contract that has the power to create more Soul Power over time. We carefully crafted roles, variables, and structs to make this into the epitome of multi-chain execellence.
Soul is an ecosystem ingrained with a system of checks and balances and ingrained with multi-chain expansion in mind from the very start. We make use of hierarchical roles and variables that connect the Soul Summoner across infinitely-many blockchains.
Keep on reading for more. There is a lot happening under the hood. The upcoming pages break down how we manage to execute our goals in a way that makes unlike any other project out there.
Roles
Emissions
Title | Description |
Isis | Role of the House in command of adding new liquidity pools. |
Ma'at | Role of the House in command of allocation and weight distribution. |
Team | Account belonging to the designated operators of the DAO. |
DAO | Account belonging to the members of the DAO. |
Variable | Description |
weight | The relative emissions for the Soul Summoner on the given chain. |
totalWeight | Combined emissions for all Soul Summoners on all chains. |
soulPerSecond | Total Soul Power minted each second by the Soul Summoner. |
dailySoul | Soul Power minted each day by the Soul Summer, where combined is 250K. |
In the constructor, we channel the roles of Isis and Ma'at -- ancient Egyptian Goddesses of magic and cosmic order. The house of Isis is able to create new liquidity pools, while Ma'at is able to adjust the allocation provided to each pool created. Naturally, as the Goddess of Cosmic Order, Ma'at is able to counteract the forces of Isis. Soul is an ecosystem ingrained with a system of checks and balances.
// channels the power of the isis and ma'at to the deployer (deployer)
constructor() {
isis = keccak256("isis"); // goddess of magic who creates pools
maat = keccak256("maat"); // goddess of cosmic order who sets allocations
_divinationCeremony(isis, isis, team); // isis role created
_divinationCeremony(maat, isis, dao); // maat role created
}
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