DYSNOMIA (V1) — The Token Base Class

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What this is

DYSNOMIA V1 provides ERC-20 balances, internal market rates and MultiOwnable ownership. Derived contracts choose their initialization and additional behavior; do not assume all tokens have identical mint or access rules.

What you actually do with it

GetMarketRate(token) reads a locally configured pair rate. Purchase and Redeem require a nonzero rate, inventory and the relevant caller balance/allowance. In the shown implementation, Purchase transfers the quoted asset from the caller to this contract and this contract’s tokens back to the caller; Redeem reverses that flow. This does not establish support for every token pair or an external exchange listing.

_mintToCap checks total supply against maxSupply * 10**decimals() and, when below it, mints one token to the contract. It does not fill the remaining capacity. Other mint paths in derived contracts can have different rules; maxSupply is not a universal enforced cap on every mint.

Use these calls here. Simulations preview the current state; each confirmed call is a separate transaction.

LAUResolve your player or venue above the call forms.

LAU.GetMarketRate(address _a)Read

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LAU.Purchase(address _t, uint256 _a)Simulate / call

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LAU.Redeem(address _t, uint256 _a)Simulate / call

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Ownership and variants

MultiOwnable roles are separate from ERC-20 balances. V1 and V2 share several entry points but differ in constructor and initialization behavior. Consult the selected version, subclass and deployment rather than treating them as interchangeable.

Where it connects

See V1 source, V2 source and MultiOwnable.