RGB20 Demo based on RGB v0.11

Pre-request

To complete the demo, you need to set up the following toolchains:

RGB-CLI

First, clone it from GitHub:

git clone https://github.com/RGB-WG/rgb.git

Then, build it, copy the binary to ~/.cargo/bin/:

cd rgb
cargo build --package rgb-wallet --bin rgb --release 
cp target/release/rgb ~/.cargo/bin/

Bitcoin Local Env

Run make up to start the development environment

git clone https://github.com/bitlightlabs/bitlight-local-env-public/
make up

Write down Alice's xprv and Bitcoin address.

make alice-cli

Network             :  regtest
Wallet Name         :  alice
Root XPRV           :  tprv8ZgxMBicQKsPeHzjP5LTL818LxwHbJNLZRa98Qdnn7M98fW15365cB1Sz9QZvYufASRKH6JEPhfpxVuFTKMHxDcEAVboqKuZdMmxzKVhMnW
Fixed XPUB          :  [5183a8d8/86'/1'/0']tpubDDtdVYn7LWnWNUXADgoLGu48aLH4dZ17hYfRfV9rjB7QQK3BrphnrSV6pGAeyfyiAM7DmXPJgRzGoBdwWvRoFdJoMVpWfmM9FCk8ojVhbMS/<0;1;9;10>/*
Bitcoin Address     :  bcrt1pn0s2pajhsw38fnpgcj79w3kr3c0r89y3xyekjt8qaudje70g4shs20nwfx

Write down Bob's xprv and Bitcoin address.

make bob-cli

Network             :  regtest
Wallet Name         :  bob
Root XPRV           :  tprv8ZgxMBicQKsPeEP6QyHbs7W2pfW5FJisXLcX93h2AnH5Kx8fuhKz7FYm4kw46SUgXJd3zUKwNoTqxtpLw7vmtLeFUGJb6XSeom45hQjeXxJ
Fixed XPUB          :  [3abb3cbb/86'/1'/0']tpubDDeBXqUqyVcbe75SbHAPNXMojntFu5C8KTUEhnyQc74Bty6h8XxqmCavPBMd1fqQQAAYDdp6MAAcN4e2eJQFH3v4txc89s8wvHg98QSUrdL/<0;1;9;10>/*
Bitcoin Address     :  bcrt1plphl407vyfpml2thhypzuqk232256njnaw4zhtmyrrku66pqn9usx4x59h

get satoshis faucet for alice and bob

make core-cli
load_wallet
# alice
send bcrt1pn0s2pajhsw38fnpgcj79w3kr3c0r89y3xyekjt8qaudje70g4shs20nwfx 1
send bcrt1plphl407vyfpml2thhypzuqk232256njnaw4zhtmyrrku66pqn9usx4x59h 1
# bob
send bcrt1p9yjaffzhuh9p7d9gnwfunxssngesk25tz7rudu4v69dl6e7w7qhq5x43k5 1
mint 1

Create and Import Contract

To create a RGB20 contract, just clone this repo to you local machine. Then compile and run it.

git clone https://github.com/bitlightlabs/bitlight-rgb20-contract
cd bitlight-rgb20-contract

edit main.rs, change the beneficiary to alice's address

    let beneficiary_txid =
        Txid::from_hex("d6afd1233f2c3a7228ae2f07d64b2091db0d66f2e8ef169cf01217617f51b8fb").unwrap();
    let beneficiary = Outpoint::new(beneficiary_txid, 1);

make run

The issued contract data:
{"ticker":"TEST","name":"Test asset","details":null,"precision":"centiMicro"}
amount=adMhBHaQ, owner=bc:tapret1st:311ec7d43f0f33cda5a0c515a737b5e0bbce3896e6eb32e67db0e868a58f4150:1, witness=~
totalSupply=adMhBHaQ

Contracts are available in the examples directory
---------------------------------
./examples:
-rw-r--r--  1 bitlight  staff  21364 Mar 15 19:57 rgb20-simplest.rgb
-rw-r--r--  1 bitlight  staff  27456 Mar 15 19:57 rgb20-simplest.rgba
---------------------------------

Now, we are creating a RGB20 #TEST contract, which stores in examples fold.

Before importing contracts, let's import our wallets to rgb.

Export ESPLORA_SERVER env for esplora-api endpoint:

export LNPBP_NETWORK=regtest
export ESPLORA_SERVER="http://esplora-api.bitlight-local-env.orb.local:3000"

Create rgb wallet container for Alice:

$ rgb -d .alice create default --tapret-key-only <alice-fixed-xpub-descriptor>
$ rgb -d .alice create default --tapret-key-only "[5183a8d8/86'/1'/0']tpubDDtdVYn7LWnWNUXADgoLGu48aLH4dZ17hYfRfV9rjB7QQK3BrphnrSV6pGAeyfyiAM7DmXPJgRzGoBdwWvRoFdJoMVpWfmM9FCk8ojVhbMS/<0;1;9;10>/*"

Loading descriptor from command-line argument ... success
Syncing keychain 0 ........... keychain 1 .......... keychain 9 .......... keychain 10 .......... success
Saving the wallet as 'default' ... success

$ rgb -d .alice utxos

Height	   Amount, ṩ	Outpoint
bcrt1pn0s2pajhsw38fnpgcj79w3kr3c0r89y3xyekjt8qaudje70g4shs20nwfx	&0/0
102	   100000000	d6afd1233f2c3a7228ae2f07d64b2091db0d66f2e8ef169cf01217617f51b8fb:1

Loading descriptor from wallet default ... success

Wallet total balance: 100000000 ṩ

Create rgb wallet container for Bob:

$ rgb -d .bob create default --tapret-key-only <bob-fixed-xpub-descriptor>

Loading descriptor from command-line argument ... success
Syncing keychain 0 ........... keychain 1 .......... keychain 9 .......... keychain 10 .......... success
Saving the wallet as 'default' ... success

$ rgb -d .bob utxos

Height	   Amount, ṩ	Outpoint
bcrt1plphl407vyfpml2thhypzuqk232256njnaw4zhtmyrrku66pqn9usx4x59h	&0/0
102	   100000000	389bf4b8c31d5dca7e36cffc361a8a020916cb242015e816ccacfa5312be564c:0

Loading descriptor from wallet default ... success

Wallet total balance: 100000000 ṩ

Import contract for Alice

$ rgb -d .alice import examples/rgb20-simplest.rgb

Importing consignment rgb:csg:D6$4UcFP-6siMEPG-z5WedGG-!gfynub-7vIFN93-KGneAc4#parking-agent-parody:
- validating the contract rgb:2TglHDbZ-!ntHfLf-yLEEFpM-o!sLGAz-Bw84b8m-hXRuSW0 ... success
Consignment is imported

After that, we can inspect contracts state with rgb state command.

get the state of the contract for Alice

$ rgb -d .alice contracts
rgb:2TglHDbZ-!ntHfLf-yLEEFpM-o!sLGAz-Bw84b8m-hXRuSW0	bitcoin            	2024-06-13	rgb:sch:KzMZV9bO7gFhox97!klj0FonG2ZKnjuOIg2tFChu$YA#lucas-episode-silicon
  Developer: ssi:anonymous
$ export RGB20_CONTRACT="rgb:2TglHDbZ-!ntHfLf-yLEEFpM-o!sLGAz-Bw84b8m-hXRuSW0"
# rgb -d <DATA_DIR> state <CONTRACT_ID> <IFACE>
$ rgb -d .alice state $RGB20_CONTRACT RGB20Fixed

Global:
  spec := (ticker=("TEST"), name=("Test asset"), details=~, precision=8)
  terms := (text=(""), media=~)
  issuedSupply := (100000000000)

Owned:
  assetOwner:
    value=adMhBHaQ, utxo=bc:tapret1st:311ec7d43f0f33cda5a0c515a737b5e0bbce3896e6eb32e67db0e868a58f4150:1, witness=~

Import contract For Bob:

$ rgb -d .bob import examples/rgb20-simplest.rgb
$ rgb -d .bob contracts
$ rgb -d .bob state $RGB20_CONTRACT RGB20Fixed

Global:
  spec := (ticker=("TEST"), name=("Test asset"), details=~, precision=8)
  terms := (text=(""), media=~)
  issuedSupply := (100000000000)

Owned:
  assetOwner:

Now we have successfully created an rgb20 token, and the owner is bc:tapret1st:311ec7d43f0f33cda5a0c515a737b5e0bbce3896e6eb32e67db0e868a58f4150:1, which belongs to Alice.

Transfer

There are about five steps in a complete transfer:

Create an invoice
Construct a PSBT
Make a transfer
Accept the transfer
Sign the PSBT and broadcast it

Create an invoice

To receive 1,000 #Test, Bob needs to create an invoice and send it to Alice.

$ rgb -d .bob invoice $RGB20_CONTRACT RGB20Fixed 2000
rgb:2TglHDbZ-!ntHfLf-yLEEFpM-o!sLGAz-Bw84b8m-hXRuSW0/RGB20Fixed/TadF+bcrt:utxob:4HhkKFP6-92o3r0C-EUCK1DI-k0hamBB-CU9xauX-GhjVSHs-IRESQ

Make a transfer

$ rgb -d .alice transfer \
    rgb:2TglHDbZ-!ntHfLf-yLEEFpM-o!sLGAz-Bw84b8m-hXRuSW0/RGB20Fixed/TadF+bcrt:utxob:4HhkKFP6-92o3r0C-EUCK1DI-k0hamBB-CU9xauX-GhjVSHs-IRESQ \
    transfer.consignment alice.psbt

The consignment is saved in the transfer.consignment file, and needs to be sent to Bob, who is waiting to accept it.

Accept transfer

After receiving the transfer.consignment file, Bob could validate it before accepting.

$ rgb -d .bob validate transfer.consignment
The provided consignment is valid

Bob accepts the consignment:

$ rgb -d .bob accept -f transfer.consignment
Transfer accepted into the stash

Sign psbt and broadcast it

Sign psbt

Let's inspect the psbt file:

$ hal psbt decode --regtest alice.psbt

{
  "unsigned_tx": {
    "txid": "0fd2b9f690428f751aa381c82cadf52b50ced63616802fe0803cb983d5ac3e1a",
    "wtxid": "0fd2b9f690428f751aa381c82cadf52b50ced63616802fe0803cb983d5ac3e1a",
    "size": 137,
    "weight": 548,
    "vsize": 137,
    "version": 2,
    "locktime": 0,
    "inputs": [
      {
        "prevout": "d6afd1233f2c3a7228ae2f07d64b2091db0d66f2e8ef169cf01217617f51b8fb:1",
        "txid": "d6afd1233f2c3a7228ae2f07d64b2091db0d66f2e8ef169cf01217617f51b8fb",
        "vout": 1,
        "script_sig": {
          "hex": "",
          "asm": ""
        },
        "sequence": 0,
        "witness": null
      }
    ],
    "outputs": [
      {
        "value": 99997600,
        "script_pub_key": {
          "hex": "51209aa1750ffc777b77b7a5e92202e75980072afbec58d51c5130d5857445c8ab20",
          "asm": "OP_PUSHNUM_1 OP_PUSHBYTES_32 9aa1750ffc777b77b7a5e92202e75980072afbec58d51c5130d5857445c8ab20",
          "type": "unknown",
          "address": "bcrt1pn2sh2rluwaah0da9ay3q9e6esqrj47lvtr23c5fs6kzhg3wg4vsqldfds2"
        }
      },
      {
        "value": 2000,
        "script_pub_key": {
          "hex": "51202925d4a457e5ca1f34a89b93c99a109a330b2a8b1787c6f2acd15bfd67cef02e",
          "asm": "OP_PUSHNUM_1 OP_PUSHBYTES_32 2925d4a457e5ca1f34a89b93c99a109a330b2a8b1787c6f2acd15bfd67cef02e",
          "type": "unknown",
          "address": "bcrt1p9yjaffzhuh9p7d9gnwfunxssngesk25tz7rudu4v69dl6e7w7qhq5x43k5"
        }
      }
    ],
    "total_output_value": 99999600
  },
  "inputs": [
    {
      "witness_utxo": {
        "value": 100000000,
        "script_pub_key": {
          "hex": "51209be0a0f65783a274cc28c4bc5746c38e1e3394913133692ce0ef1b2cf9e8ac2f",
          "asm": "OP_PUSHNUM_1 OP_PUSHBYTES_32 9be0a0f65783a274cc28c4bc5746c38e1e3394913133692ce0ef1b2cf9e8ac2f",
          "type": "unknown",
          "address": "bcrt1pn0s2pajhsw38fnpgcj79w3kr3c0r89y3xyekjt8qaudje70g4shs20nwfx"
        }
      }
    }
  ],
  "outputs": [
    {},
    {}
  ]
}

Now, it's Alice's turn to sign the PSBT file and broadcast it.

Sign the PSBT with sparrow, hal, or bdk-cli.

After broadcasting, mine 1 block.

cargo run --bin broadcast_tx

cd <bitlight-local-env-public>
make core-cli
mint 1

At that time, Bob and Alice would get different outputs with rgb state and rgb validate.

Check Alice and Bob's RGB state

For Alice:

$ RGB20_CONTRACT="rgb:2TglHDbZ-!ntHfLf-yLEEFpM-o!sLGAz-Bw84b8m-hXRuSW0"
$ rgb -d .alice state $RGB20_CONTRACT RGB20Fixed --sync

Global:
  spec := (ticker=("TEST"), name=("Test asset"), details=~, precision=8)
  terms := (text=(""), media=~)
  issuedSupply := (100000000000)

Owned:
  assetOwner:
    value=gdFhBHaQ, utxo=bc:tapret1st:2b8a634b6ffeccf1f45626cc02ff53c51a883fad2dee7136f356ed5bdba3d5d5:0, witness=bc:2b8a634b6ffeccf1f45626cc02ff53c51a883fad2dee7136f356ed5bdba3d5d5

For Bob:

rgb -d .bob state $RGB20_CONTRACT RGB20Fixed --sync
Global:
  spec := (ticker=("TEST"), name=("Test asset"), details=~, precision=8)
  terms := (text=(""), media=~)
  issuedSupply := (100000000000)

Owned:
  assetOwner:
    value=TadF, utxo=bc:tapret1st:e7f9ba563995090f00e1e279e63151a9ebdc11747843f6195e1a72391985174e:0, witness=bc:2b8a634b6ffeccf1f45626cc02ff53c51a883fad2dee7136f356ed5bdba3d5d5

Create rgb wallet container for Alice:

$ rgb-d .alice create default --tapret-key-only <alice-fixed-xpub-descriptor>

should be $ rgb -d .alice create default --tapret-key-only <alice-fixed-xpub-descriptor>

left a blank behind,I think.

Could you give some examples? I tried: $ rgb -d .alice create default --tapret-key-only tr(tprv8ZgxMBicQKsPeHzjP5LTL818LxwHbJNLZRa98Qdnn7M98fW15365cB1Sz9QZvYufASRKH6JEPhfpxVuFTKMHxDcEAVboqKuZdMmxzKVhMnW/86'/1'/0'/9/*) but I got quote> instead of :

Loading descriptor from command-line argument ... success Syncing keychain 0 ........... keychain 1 .......... keychain 9 .......... keychain 10 .......... success Saving the wallet as 'default' ... success

rgb -d .alice create default --tapret-key-only Examples and more details need.

Create rgb wallet container for Alice:

$ rgb-d .alice create default --tapret-key-only <alice-fixed-xpub-descriptor>

should be $ rgb -d .alice create default --tapret-key-only <alice-fixed-xpub-descriptor>

left a blank behind,I think.

Could you give some examples? I tried: $ rgb -d .alice create default --tapret-key-only tr(tprv8ZgxMBicQKsPeHzjP5LTL818LxwHbJNLZRa98Qdnn7M98fW15365cB1Sz9QZvYufASRKH6JEPhfpxVuFTKMHxDcEAVboqKuZdMmxzKVhMnW/86'/1'/0'/9/*) but I got quote> instead of :

Loading descriptor from command-line argument ... success Syncing keychain 0 ........... keychain 1 .......... keychain 9 .......... keychain 10 .......... success Saving the wallet as 'default' ... success

opened by vincentyycheung 1
build: Update Cargo.toml

bitlight-rgb20-contract % make run cargo run --bin bitlight-rgb20-contract error: current package believes it's in a workspace when it's not: current: /Users/vincent/bitlightlabs/rgb/bitlight-rgb20-contract/Cargo.toml workspace: /Users/vincent/bitlightlabs/rgb/Cargo.toml

this may be fixable by adding bitlight-rgb20-contract to the workspace.members array of the manifest located at: /Users/vincent/bitlightlabs/rgb/Cargo.toml Alternatively, to keep it out of the workspace, add the package to the workspace.exclude array, or add an empty [workspace] table to the package's manifest. make: *** [run] Error 101

opened by vincentyycheung 0
fix: `make run` error
edit main.rs, change the beneficiary to alice's address

let beneficiary_txid = Txid::from_hex("d6afd1233f2c3a7228ae2f07d64b2091db0d66f2e8ef169cf01217617f51b8fb").unwrap(); let beneficiary = Outpoint::new(beneficiary_txid, 1);

make run but I got error:

error: cargo run could not determine which binary to run. Use the --bin option to specify a binary, or the default-run manifest key. available binaries: bit-rgb20-private, broadcast_tx make: *** [run] Error 101
opened by vincentyycheung 0