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https://github.com/curvefi/curve-core
Deploy a standardised set of smart contracts powering Curve.fi with a simple CLI command.
https://github.com/curvefi/curve-core
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Deploy a standardised set of smart contracts powering Curve.fi with a simple CLI command.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/curvefi/curve-core
- Owner: curvefi
- License: other
- Created: 2024-02-19T15:40:40.000Z (10 months ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2024-10-28T12:58:00.000Z (about 2 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-10-28T16:39:57.476Z (about 2 months ago)
- Topics: curvefi, defi, evm, smart-contracts, vyper
- Language: Vyper
- Homepage: https://www.curve.fi
- Size: 702 KB
- Stars: 13
- Watchers: 2
- Forks: 8
- Open Issues: 3
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE.md
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README
# Curve Core
A minimal version of all curve infrastructure for AMM in one place.
## Structure
### AMM
- Stableswap - pools for 2 tokens with similar value (1~1)
- Twocrypto - pools for 2 different tokens
- Tricrypto - pools for USD-pegged coins combined with any coins
### Helpers
- Deposit and Stake Zap - for depositing and staking LPs in one tx
- Meta Zap - for easy exchange between LP and underlying tokens
- Router - router contract for executing complicated trades using different places
### Governance
- Agent and relayer for governance from mainnet DAO
- Vault for fee receiving from pools
### Gauge
- Reward-only gauge for incentives
### Registries
- Metaregistry for AMMs
- Address provider that has all address of factories/DAO/tokens:
- 2: "Exchange Router"
- 4: "Fee Distributor"
- 7: "Metaregistry"
- 11: "TricryptoNG Factory"
- 12: "StableswapNG Factory"
- 13: "TwocryptoNG Factory"
- 18: "Spot Rate Provider"
- 19: "CRV Token"
- 20: "Gauge Factory"
- 21: "Ownership Admin"
- 22: "Parameter Admin"
- 23: "Emergency Admin"
- 24: "CurveDAO Vault"
- 25: "crvUSD Token"
- 26: "Deposit and Stake Zap"
- 27: "Stableswap Meta Zap"
## Deployment
### Set up environment
#### Env file
Put settings file ("_env_") into [settings](/settings) directory.
[Example](/settings/env.example). It contains RPC url for target chain.
#### Set up Python environment
Project requires Python 3.11+
Install dependencies using poetry
```
pip install poetry==1.8.3
poetry install
```
#### Chain params file
Put settings file {chain_name}.yaml into [settings/chains](/settings/chains) directory.
[Example](/settings/chains/example.yaml). It will be used for deployment.
- **network_name** - chain name
- **chain_id** - chain id
- **rollup_type** - can be _op_stack_, _arb_orbit_, _polygon_cdk_, _zksync_ or "_". Zksync rollups currently aren't
fully supported
- **native_wrapped_token** - address of native wrapped token (can be non-eth token)
- **dao** - params of contracts already present on chain (script will deploy x-gov contracts, CRV and crvUSD should
be bridged using native bridges)
Integration parameters
- **layer** - chain layer (general info)
- **native_currency_symbol** - symbol of native token
- **native_currency_coingecko_id** - name of native token in coingecko (for fetching usd prices)
- **platform_coingecko_id** - coingecko chain name
- **public_rpc_url** - rpc used in UI (only public)
#### Deployment
Make sure you have funds at your account for gas at target chain.
- Export private key to env (don't store it in file!)
```
export DEPLOYER_EOA_PRIVATE_KEY={your key}
```
- Run deployment (replace chain_name with name of target chain you want to deploy - make sure you added chain config for
this chain in previous step!)
```
python manage.py deploy all {chain_name}
```
#### Deployment results
Upon success, script will generate deployment file with address and other info in [deployments](/deployments) directory.
File will have the same name as chain. ABI is stored in [abi](/abi) folder.
Deployments are reusable, so if something fails, it can be fixed and rerun.
**NOTE:** contracts should be verified separately on explorers like etherscan since it doesn't support Vyper contract
verification by API.