Removed delegated atomic swaps. The protocol is now accepted as is and has been tested in production.
Added a #finish_supply. Finish off a #supply block so no more NFTs can be minted.
rename mint_asset -> mint
rename nft_metadata_json -> metadata_json
rename nft_metadata_representative -> metadata_representative
rename nft_metadata_ipfs_cid -> metadata_ipfs_cid
rename nft_supply -> supply
rename nft_supply_block -> supply_block
rename nft_supply_block_hash -> supply_block_hash
rename nft_supply_representative -> supply_representative
rename nft_supply_cancel -> cancel_supply
A #supply block can be cancelled both by being followed by a #cancel_supply block or by another #supply block.
To make the protocol support Nano light nodes, using an nft_supply_block in-ledger will allow making an implementation that only need to process blocks once.
Now that all data relevant for the meta node to calculate owner ship is in-ledger instead of in nft_template_json, separation of nft_template_json and nft_metadata_json is no longer necessary.
The nft_supply_block must be followed by the first mint block containing the asset_representative in the representative field of the block.
Split specification into multiple files.
Separated meta_node_api, meta_ledger_protocol, and client_protocol.
meta_node_api is the API for getting ownership info from meta nodes.
meta_ledger_protocol is the protocol for how assets are stored, minted, and transferred in the Banano ledger.
meta_client_protocol is protocols for things such as how clients verify assets and conduct atomic swaps.
Added specifications for an atomic swap algorithm the doesn't require Musig.
Read more in:
meta_ledger_protocol/atomic_swap.md
meta_client_protocol/atomic_swap.md
nfttemplate blocks have been removed in favor of minting 1 asset following previous in nft_template.json instead.
Changed for consistent naming.
Changed for consistent naming and compatability with ERC-721 or ERC-1155 Metadata JSON.
Changed for consistent naming.