Ecoshift Crypto Wallets (Ecowallets for short) are wallets that have ethical rules built in.
Ecowallets incentivize users to adhere to community-defined values like environmentalism, while offsetting the negative externalities incurred by violating those values.
An ecowallet is an NFT with a unique .eco domain that the user recieves and makes payments with.
Each ecowallet has a tier (1-5) that updates based on the user's contribution to the community. The Ecowallet smart contract tracks each wallet's contribution by maintaining a community-governed whitelist of addresses that align with the community's values. For transactions that don't align with community values, a fixed percentage is redistributed to a set of charities or non-profit organizations.
Ecowallets also uses Chainlink oracles to update the community whitelist according to external data.
The smart contract was also deployed to the Polygon Mumbai Testnet and can be found at the address 0xDF2D882C2130bb1421eE419F75eb051e7057888e.
The user interface can be found in /app folder and is built using the streamlitc python library. It is only used for demonstration purposes as it is not connected to the smart contract.
This project uses brownie for testing and deploying, but the main contract EcoWallet.sol can be re-used on its own.
# run tests and deploy to a chain
$ brownie test tests/
$ brownie run scripts/deploy.pyTo use API requests, you need some LINK token (see the Chainlink docs for more info)
Ecowallets are identified by a human-readable name like mywallet.eco. Similar to the Ethereum Name Service, the numeric ID of the wallet is obtained from its namehash.
# the tokenID for "mywallet.eco"
from ens.main import ENS
tokenID = ENS.namehash("mywallet.eco")
tokenID = int.from_bytes(tokenID, byteorder="big")
# create the wallet
from brownie import EcoWallet
ecw = EcoWallet[0]
ecw.createWallet(tokenID, {"from": YOUR_WALLET})
# fund the wallet and pay someone
ecw.fund(tokenID, {"from": YOUR_WALLET, "value": SOME_WEI})
ecw.pay(tokenID, RECIPIENT, {"from": YOUR_WALLET, "value": SOME_WEI})
# check the wallet's balance and tier
ecw.getTier(tokenID, {"from": YOUR_WALLET})
ecw.getBalance(tokenID, {"from": YOUR WALLET})
# withdraw from the wallet
ecw.withdraw(tokenID, SOME_WEI, {"from": YOUR_WALLET})