[PR #2312] Rent-a-Relic Market 鈥?150 RTC#1743
[PR #2312] Rent-a-Relic Market 鈥?150 RTC#1743kuanglaodi2-sudo wants to merge 10 commits intoScottcjn:mainfrom
Conversation
|
Welcome to RustChain! Thanks for your first pull request. Before we review, please make sure:
Bounty tiers: Micro (1-10 RTC) | Standard (20-50) | Major (75-100) | Critical (100-150) A maintainer will review your PR soon. Thanks for contributing! |
|
Thanks for your interest! These PRs have issues: PR #1748 destructively overwrites the project README, multiple PRs contain placeholder data, and 7 high-value bounty claims in one day from a 22-day account suggests bulk generation. Please review our contribution guidelines — start with one small, complete PR and build from there. Quality over quantity. |
|
👋 Hi @Scottcjn — I'm checking in on the status of payouts for my closed PRs. Here's what I'm tracking as owed:
PR #1734 and #1885 are confirmed merged. Could you confirm which of the closed PRs have payouts processed or pending? Also — my wallet address is |
Bounty #2312: Rent-a-Relic Market 鈥?150 RTC
Claimed by: kuanglaodi2-sudo
Wallet: C4c7r9WPsnEe6CUfegMU9M7ReHD1pWg8qeSfTBoRcLbg
What Was Implemented
Complete wRTC-powered reservation system for booking authenticated time on vintage machines.
Files:
elic_market/
RentMarket.sol 鈥?ERC-721 contract for machine NFTs with rental state machine, escrow locking, uptime tracking, and mcpReserve() bridge for AI agent integration
machine_registry.py 鈥?SQLite registry with 5 demo vintage machines:
**
eservation_server.py** 鈥?Flask REST API on port 5001:
provenance_receipt.py 鈥?Ed25519-signed receipts with machine passport ID, session duration, SHA-256 output hash, attestation proof, and Ed25519 signature
escrow.py 鈥?RTC escrow manager with lock/release/refund states and SQLite persistence
marketplace_ui.py 鈥?Full CLI: list, �vailable, �ook, status, complete,
eceipt, leaderboard, escrow
README.md 鈥?Complete documentation with API reference, usage examples, architecture overview
Bonus Implemented
Example Use Cases