SmartHold - a simple way to lock and hold your Ethereum in a smart contract

This is a BETA software that has not been audited for security. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Disclaimer: The information provided in the readme is for educational purposes only and should not be treated as investment advice.

Story of the project

SmartHoldETH

The SmartHoldETH contract can be used to lock your Ether for a predefined period of time. Optionally, you can configure an ETH/USD price value that will release the Ether. You need to initialize the contract with the following arguments:

const deposit = await SmartHoldETH.new(
  0x5f4eC3Df9cbd43714FE2740f5E3616155c5b8419,
  750,
  10000
)

API

constructor(address _priceFeed, uint256 _lockForDays, int256 _minimumPrice)

_priceFeedAddress - [address] address of the price feed oracle contract
_lockForDays - [uint256] number of days that you want to lock your funds for (max 4000)
_minimumPrice - [int256] minimum price (in USD) that would release the funds (setting it to 0 disables this condition)

canWithdraw() returns (bool) - check if funds can be withdrawn

withdraw() - withdraw funds to the contract maker address

You can send more Ether to the contract after it has been initialized. Only maker of the contract can withdraw the funds. Don't send ERC20 tokens to this contract because they will be stuck forever.

SmartHoldERC20

This contract can hold both ERC20 and ETH tokens. You can use the contract in the following way:

const deposit = await SmartHoldERC20.new()
await deposit.configureToken(
  "BAT",
  0x0d8775f648430679a709e98d2b0cb6250d2887ef,
  750,
  0x9441D7556e7820B5ca42082cfa99487D56AcA958,
  5,
  10e7
)

API

configureToken(string memory _symbol, address _tokenAddress, uint256 _lockForDays, address _feedAddress, int256 _minExpectedPrice, int256 _pricePrecision)

_tokenSymbol - [string] symbol of a token, i.e. 'BAT' or 'ETH'
_tokenAddress - [address] address of an ERC20 token, i.e. BAT or ETH
_lockForDays - [uint256] how many days you want to lock the token for, counted since contract creation
_priceFeedAddress - [address] address of a ChainLink price feed contract, e.g., ETH/USD on Mainnet. Provide a zero address if you don't want to withdraw based on price conditions
_minExpectedPrice - [int256] minimum price (in units corresponding to configured _pricePrecision) that would release the funds (setting it to 0 disables this condition)
_pricePrecision - [int256] inversed precision of price returned by a price feed, i.e. 10e7 for dollars and 10e5 for cents

Before configuring the token you can validate the price feed address and precision using the following method:

checkPriceFeed(address _feedAddress, int256 _precision) returns (int256)

_feedAddress -[address] address of a ChainLink price feed oracle
_precision - [int256] precision of returned price values, e.g., 10e7for dollars and10e5` for cents

You can only configure each token once. After it is configured, you can increase the expected minimum price and lock for days duration. Using the following methods:

increaseMinExpectedPrice(string memory _symbol, int256 _newMinExpectedPrice)

_symbol - [string] symbol of a token
_newMinExpectedPrice - [int256] new value of a minimum expected price

increaseLockForDays(string memory _symbol, uint256 _newLockForDays)

_symbol - [string] symbol of a token
_newLockForDays - [uint256] new number of days that you want to lock the funds for

You can check if a given token can be withdrawn by using:

canWithdraw(string memory _symbol) returns (bool)

_symbol - [string] symbol of a token

If the above method returns true, you can withdraw a selected token using:

withdraw(string memory _symbol)

_symbol - [string] symbol of a token

Tokens will be returned to the address of a contract maker.

Price feeds

ETH/USD price oracles powered by ChainLink:

More price feeds.

Please be aware that ChainLink price feeds are not guaranteed always to return the correct data. In case they stop responding, you'll only be able to withdraw your funds once the lock period has expired.

Setup

asdf install
npm install
cp docker-compose.yml.sample docker-compose.yml
docker compose up -d
npm run lint
npm run test

Security scan

docker pull trailofbits/eth-security-toolbox
docker run -it -v ~/SmartHold-contracts/:/share trailofbits/eth-security-toolbox
cd /share/SmartHold-contracts
slither .

Rav3nPL/SmartHold-contracts