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Mixer Smart Contract Implementation#1
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Overview

This pull request introduces a comprehensive Mixer Smart Contract for the Stacks blockchain, providing a secure and feature-rich mechanism for creating and managing fund mixing pools.

Key Features Implemented

  • Secure user fund management
  • Mixer pool creation and participation
  • Enhanced transaction security
  • Daily transaction limits
  • Protocol fee mechanism
  • Emergency pause functionality

Changes Detailed

Contract Structure

  • Added contract-wide constants for error handling
  • Defined configuration constants
  • Implemented data maps for tracking balances, transactions, and pools
  • Created robust error management system

Core Functions

  1. Initialization

    • Added contract initialization function
    • Ensures single-time initialization
    • Owner-controlled setup
  2. Fund Management

    • Deposit function with safety checks
      • Validates transaction amounts
      • Enforces daily transaction limits
    • Withdrawal function with security enhancements
      • Verifies user balances
      • Prevents unauthorized transactions
  3. Mixer Pool Management

    • Pool creation function
      • Validates pool parameters
      • Tracks participant status
    • Pool joining mechanism
      • Checks pool capacity
      • Prevents duplicate participants
    • Pool fund distribution
      • Applies mixing fee
      • Equitable fund redistribution
  4. Administrative Functions

    • Emergency contract pause toggle
    • Protocol fee withdrawal
    • Read-only data retrieval functions

Security Considerations

  • Daily transaction limits (10,000,000,000 STX)
  • Maximum pool participants (10)
  • Minimum pool amount enforcement
  • Mixing fee (2% of pool funds)
  • Owner-controlled critical functions

Error Handling

Comprehensive error codes covering scenarios like:

  • Unauthorized access
  • Invalid transaction amounts
  • Insufficient balances
  • Contract initialization issues
  • Pool management errors

Testing Recommendations

  • Verify initialization process
  • Test deposit and withdrawal limits
  • Validate pool creation and participation
  • Check fund distribution mechanism
  • Test emergency pause functionality

Next Steps

  • Comprehensive unit testing
  • Security audit
  • Detailed documentation
  • Potential frontend integration

Changelog

  • Initial contract setup
  • Core functionality implementation
  • Enhanced security mechanisms
  • Error handling system
  • Administrative controls

- Define CONTRACT-OWNER constant to represent the contract owner.
- Add error constants for various error scenarios including:
  - ERR-NOT-AUTHORIZED
  - ERR-INVALID-AMOUNT
  - ERR-INSUFFICIENT-BALANCE
  - ERR-CONTRACT-NOT-INITIALIZED
  - ERR-ALREADY-INITIALIZED
  - ERR-POOL-FULL
  - ERR-DAILY-LIMIT-EXCEEDED
  - ERR-INVALID-POOL
  - ERR-DUPLICATE-PARTICIPANT
  - ERR-INSUFFICIENT-POOL-FUNDS
  - ERR-POOL-NOT-READY

These constants will be used throughout the contract to handle various error conditions and manage contract ownership.
- Define constants for max daily limit, max pool participants, max transaction amount, min pool amount, and mixing fee percentage.
- Initialize data variables for contract state and total protocol fees.
…s, and participant status

- Define maps to track user balances, daily transaction totals, mixer pool details, and participant status.
- Define a public function to initialize the contract.
- Ensure the contract is not already initialized and the sender is authorized.
- Define a public function to handle deposits.
- Ensure the contract is initialized and not paused.
- Validate the deposit amount and daily transaction limits.
- Update user balances and daily transaction totals.
- Define a public function to handle withdrawals.
- Ensure the contract is initialized and not paused.
- Validate the withdrawal amount and daily transaction limits.
- Check user balance and update it along with daily transaction totals.
- Define a public function to create a mixer pool.
- Ensure the contract is initialized and not paused.
- Validate the initial amount and pool ID.
- Check user balance and update it along with pool details and participant status.
- Define a public function to join a mixer pool.
- Ensure the contract is initialized and not paused.
- Validate the amount and pool status.
- Check user balance, pool capacity, and participant status.
- Update pool details, participant status, and user balance.
- Define a public function to distribute pool funds.
- Ensure the pool is active and ready for distribution.
- Calculate and deduct the mixing fee.
- Distribute the remaining funds to participants.
- Update protocol fees and mark the pool as inactive.
- Define a public function to toggle the contract pause state, accessible only by the contract owner.
- Define a public function to withdraw protocol fees, accessible only by the contract owner.
- Define functions to get user balance, daily limit remaining, contract status, and pool details.
- Ensure these functions are read-only and provide necessary contract information.
- Define a private function to distribute funds to a participant.
- Calculate the per-participant amount after deducting the mixing fee.
- Transfer the calculated amount to the participant and update the result.
- Provide an overview of the Mixer Contract and its key features.
- List public functions with descriptions of their purposes and usage.
- Include read-only functions for retrieving contract data.
- Outline error handling mechanisms and specific error codes.
- Offer best practices and security considerations for users.
- Detail deployment prerequisites and recommended workflow.
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