This example provides an IDO mechanism that prevents giving "free money" to the quickest bidder. The IDO is selling a fixed amount of π tokens, guarantees the same price for every user and has three phases:
- Users can freely deposit and withdraw π΅ tokens into the pool.
- They can only withdraw π΅ tokens.
- They can only withdraw π tokens pro-rata to their share of deposited π΅ tokens to the total amount deposited by all users.
The first two phases should last at least 24 hours each, the last one is unlimited.
- Install dependencies and run the tests to verify it's all working. If you are new to anchor you might want to check out the official guide.
npm install
anchor test
- Create 10 π tokens and 1000 π΅ tokens for testing:
spl-token create-token --decimals 6
spl-token create-account $MINT_MELON
spl-token mint $MINT_MELON 10 $ACC_MELON
spl-token create-token --decimals 6
spl-token create-account $MINT_USDC
spl-token mint $MINT_USDC 1000 $ACC_USDC
- Deploy the contract and initialize it with 10 π tokens. For testing purposes this pool will only accept deposits for 5 minutes and withdrawals for one more minute afterwards. The default value for both parameters is 24 hours:
anchor launch
node cli/index.js init $MINT_USDC $MINT_MELON $ACC_MELON 10 --deposit_duration 300 --cancel_duration 60
- Bid 100 π΅ tokens. But first create an account to receive the redeemable pool token, that will allow you to receive π tokens in phase 3. You can increase or reduce your bid, by calling bid again.
spl-token create-account $MINT_REDEEM
node cli/index.js bid $ACC_POOL $ACC_USDC 100 $ACC_REDEEM
To use the cli on other clusters than localnet set the env variable CLUSTER_RPC_URL=https://api.devnet.solana.com