That release, which included updates to the MCD CDP Portal, Dai.js, and New Contract Addresses, was met with great response from the community. Thank you to everyone who tested v0.2.4 and provided feedback. As we progress, the Maker Foundation’s goal is to be as transparent as possible with the community, and consistently clarify the scope of releases.
Today, we share the details of the most recent update, MCD v0.2.6, deployed on the Kovan testnet. The release covers the newest development updates within the following areas:
Since the v0.2.4 Kovan release, the following has been changed and/or added for the new v0.2.6 release:
Testchain DSS Deployment Scripts (Highlights)
Added Method Selection in order to raise the debt ceilings for collateral types via the config file for Kovan deployments (automatic or via executive vote).
Enabled the usage of Multicall version to be compatible with solc 0.5.
Added an implementation of DSR Proxy functions (dss-proxy-actions).
Changed deployment steps to adapt to the modifications made in vow, flap, flip, cat and pot (dss-deploy).
Minor changes to the Dai Token contract and fixed the expiration date (dss).
The CDP core engine keeps track of DAI credit system accounting.
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MCD_CAT
The user-facing gateway contract for liquidating (biting) CDPs.
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MCD_FLAP
The flap auction contract is responsible for buying and burning MKR when the system has a surplus.
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MCD_FLOP
The flop auction contract is responsible for minting and selling MKR to cover bad debt.
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MKR Governance Token Contract
Contract Name
Description
Contract Address
MCD_GOV
The MKR governance token contract.
0xd237d1f674c2232cef8fdc7148a59d576b67a8a3
DAI Stablecoin Contracts
Contract Name
Description
Contract Name
MCD_DAI
The DAI stablecoin contract.
0xc7cc3413f169a027dccfeffe5208ca4f38ef0c40
MCD_JOIN_DAI
The DAI adapter is responsible for minting and burning DAI.
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ETH Collateral Contracts
Contract Name
Description
Contract Address
MCD_JOIN_ETH_A
The ETH adapter is responsible for joining and exiting ETH collateral.
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MCD_FLIP_ETH_A
The ETH flip auction contract is responsible for selling off ETH collateral for DAI when a CDP is liquidated.
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Collateral 1 Contracts
Note: All five collateral tokens (COL1, COL2, COL3, COL4, COL5) from the previous release (v0.2.5), as well as ETH and FAUCET tokens, are kept unchanged for this release.
Contract Name
Description
Contract Address
COL1
Collateral 1 token contract.
0xc644e83399f3c0b4011d3dd3c61bc8b1617253e5
MCD_JOIN_COL1_A
The COL1 adapter is responsible for joining and exiting COL1 collateral.
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MCD_FLIP_COL1_A
The COL1 flip auction contract is responsible for selling off COL1 collateral for DAI when a CDP is liquidated
Seth is a powerful command line tool created to interface with the Ethereum blockchain. In this developer guide, we walk you through the installation and setup of Seth. Seth has two main functionalities:
Performing calls (which perform queries of the Ethereum blockchain).
Sending transactions (writing to the blockchain, changing its state).
How to use MCD CLI to interact with Kovan deployment of MCD
This guide will walk you through using the mcd-cli to interact with the Kovan deployment of the MCD smart contracts, showcasing how to go through the following stages of the lifecycle of a collateralized debt position (CDP):
In this developer guide, we provide an example of how to use the dai-mcd-plugin in the dai.js library. In short, this plugin makes it easy to call functions that interact with the MCD smart contracts. In this example, you can:
Request COL1 type token from faucet to interact with MCD system
Lock COL1 token in the CDP and receive MDAI
Payback MDAI and withdraw COL1 token from CDP
Note: This plugin is currently being used for the mcd portal.
To access the full list of MakerDAO’s Developer Guides, please go here.
Next Steps
The team is still planning to migrate to the Goerli testnet for the next release, so look out for that exciting update!
As always, community feedback is crucial as we move toward the Ethereum mainnet release of Multi Collateral Dai. Please join our public #product-feedback channel on Rocket.Chat to provide feedback and ask any questions you may have.
You can also provide product feedback on the CDP Portal using Usersnap. You do not have to install a Chrome extension to do so. The Usersnap widget allows you to make comments right away.
Getting MakerDAO Updates
To receive updates on Maker from the Foundation, go to https://makerdao.com/en/. There, in the bottom right corner of the page, you will find the ‘Sign up for the latest content and updates’ button. Please enter your email and hit ‘Subscribe.’ If you are interested in learning more about creating a product or tool that leverages the Dai Credit System, contact the Maker Foundation’s product team via Rocket.Chat.
Introduction
A month ago today (April 24), we announced the release of MCD v0.2.4 on the Kovan testnet.
That release, which included updates to the MCD CDP Portal, Dai.js, and New Contract Addresses, was met with great response from the community. Thank you to everyone who tested v0.2.4 and provided feedback. As we progress, the Maker Foundation’s goal is to be as transparent as possible with the community, and consistently clarify the scope of releases.
Today, we share the details of the most recent update, MCD v0.2.6, deployed on the Kovan testnet. The release covers the newest development updates within the following areas:
Prior to this release, we had a small v0.2.5 release that covered updates to the CDP Portal, Governance Dashboard, and the Testchain DSS deployment scripts. A changelog summary of the v0.2.5 release is below.
Summary of v0.2.5 Release (Changelog)
Descriptive Changelog and Release Timeline
Since the v0.2.4 Kovan release, the following has been changed and/or added for the new v0.2.6 release:
Testchain DSS Deployment Scripts (Highlights)
Full Release Updates
User Interface Changes
MCD CDP Portal
The MCD CDP Portal has been updated quite a bit in v0.2.6. The major changes are:
Full Release Updates
Governance Dashboard
Full Release Updates
Contract Addresses
Core System Contracts
MKR Governance Token Contract
DAI Stablecoin Contracts
ETH Collateral Contracts
Collateral 1 Contracts
Note: All five collateral tokens (COL1, COL2, COL3, COL4, COL5) from the previous release (v0.2.5), as well as ETH and FAUCET tokens, are kept unchanged for this release.
Note: All of the contract addresses, ABIs, and release notes can now be found here: https://changelog.makerdao.com/.
New Developer Guides!
Introduction to SETH
Seth is a powerful command line tool created to interface with the Ethereum blockchain. In this developer guide, we walk you through the installation and setup of Seth. Seth has two main functionalities:
Guide Link
How to use MCD CLI to interact with Kovan deployment of MCD
This guide will walk you through using the mcd-cli to interact with the Kovan deployment of the MCD smart contracts, showcasing how to go through the following stages of the lifecycle of a collateralized debt position (CDP):
Guide Link
How to use the dai-mcd-plugin
In this developer guide, we provide an example of how to use the dai-mcd-plugin in the dai.js library. In short, this plugin makes it easy to call functions that interact with the MCD smart contracts. In this example, you can:
Note: This plugin is currently being used for the mcd portal.
Guide Link
To access the full list of MakerDAO’s Developer Guides, please go here.
Next Steps
The team is still planning to migrate to the Goerli testnet for the next release, so look out for that exciting update!
As always, community feedback is crucial as we move toward the Ethereum mainnet release of Multi Collateral Dai. Please join our public #product-feedback channel on Rocket.Chat to provide feedback and ask any questions you may have.
You can also provide product feedback on the CDP Portal using Usersnap. You do not have to install a Chrome extension to do so. The Usersnap widget allows you to make comments right away.
Getting MakerDAO Updates
To receive updates on Maker from the Foundation, go to https://makerdao.com/en/. There, in the bottom right corner of the page, you will find the ‘Sign up for the latest content and updates’ button. Please enter your email and hit ‘Subscribe.’ If you are interested in learning more about creating a product or tool that leverages the Dai Credit System, contact the Maker Foundation’s product team via Rocket.Chat.
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22nd May 2019