Namada mainnet launch is divided into 5 phases. Progressing from one phase to the next requires a governance proposal to active some features. This repository contains the WASM associated with each governance proposal.
🔧 NOTE: The current parameter values are temporary and still to be determined. 🔧
Staking rewards are enabled for delegators and validators staking NAM. Public Goods Funding is enabled to support public goods in the Namada ecosystem and beyond.
The reference code can be found in block_party folder.
Transparent and shielded transfers of governance-enabled IBC assets are enabled. Users can begin shielding assets in the unified shielded set. NAM transfers remain locked until phase 5 (NAM party).
The reference code can be found in staking_party folder.
Shielding rewards for governance-enabled IBC assets are enabled. Users begin collecting rewards for shielding assets, which protects their data and helps strengthen Namada’s unified shielded set.
The reference code can be found in shielding_party folder.
When the Namada community is confident that the network is stable, NAM transfers are enabled. All key protocol functionality is now live. From here on, new features and support for new assets can continue to be added by the community via on-chain governance.
The reference code can be found in shielding_reward_party folder.
To generate the wasm artifacts that can be attached to the governance proposal, run:
earthly +build
This will create a folder called artifacts that contains the WASMs.
You can install earthly following the official guide here.
Use the python script build_proposal.py inside the build directory to build any of the four proposals that progress to the next phase:
python3 builder/build_proposal.py -d $PARAMETERS_PATH -o $OUTPUT_PATH
The $PARAMETERS_PATH is a json file that contains some parameters and values needed to properly construct a proposal. For example, to build the phase1 to phase2 proposal:
python3 builder/build_proposal.py -d builder/parameters/block-party.json -o proposal.json