This is a generic settings contract to be owned by governance. It is gated by some high and low boundary values. It allows for governance to set parameters for all Token Vaults.
This is a simple factory where a user can call mint to create a new vault with the token that they want to fractionalize. The user must pass in:
- an ERC20 token desired name
- an ERC20 token desired symbol
- the ERC721 token address they wish to fractionalize
- the ERC721 token id they wish to fractionalize
- the desired ERC20 token supply
- the initial listing price of the NFT
- their desired curator fee
A minimal proxy contract to represent vaults which allows for cheap deployments.
The token vault is the smart contract which holds the logic for NFTs that have been fractionalized.
Token owners are able to update the reserve price with a weighted average of all token owners reserve prices. This is done automatically on token transfer to new accounts or manually through updateUserPrice.
Alongside this logic, is auction logic which allows for an outside user to initial a buyout auction of the NFT. Here there are start, bid, end and cash functions.
The function called to kick off an auction. msg.value must be greater than or equal to the current reserve price.
The function called for all subsequent auction bids.
The function called when the auction timer is up and ended.
The function called for token owners to cash out their share of the ETH used to purchase the underlying NFT.
There is also some admin logic for the curator (user who initially deposited the NFT). They can reduce their fee or change the auction length. Alongside this, they are able to claim fees in the form of token supply inflation.
This is a single token ERC721 which is used to custody multiple ERC721 tokens.
Anyone can deposit an ERC721 token into the contract
The token owner can withdraw any ERC721 tokens in the contract
The token owner can withdraw any ETH in the contract
The token owner can withdraw any ERC20 token in the contract