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As a token holder I want to see the tokens I own automatically. At least the common ones.
Acceptance criteria
Undefined so far.
Suggestions
3esmit: Use Parity in chain smart contracts that contains the token list
3esmit: Have our own in chain tokenreg list controlled by SNT holders
3esmit: User configuration for his own custom tokens
Jarrad: token registry smart contract or use anothers, detect which network we are on and switch contract address for either, that way interface is the same
3esmit: start with config file or token list from parity, if token list get too big we make other list with defaults selected, and a local userlist. I think that instead of using token list from parity, having our own token list controlled by us and later we change controller to SNT quorum (voting by holders).
User story
As a token holder I want to see the tokens I own automatically. At least the common ones.
Acceptance criteria
Undefined so far.
Suggestions
3esmit: Use Parity in chain smart contracts that contains the token list
3esmit: Have our own in chain tokenreg list controlled by SNT holders
3esmit: User configuration for his own custom tokens
Jarrad: token registry smart contract or use anothers, detect which network we are on and switch contract address for either, that way interface is the same
3esmit: start with config file or token list from parity, if token list get too big we make other list with defaults selected, and a local userlist. I think that instead of using token list from parity, having our own token list controlled by us and later we change controller to SNT quorum (voting by holders).
Open questions
See also
ethereum/EIPs#22
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