As blockchain assets transition between various chains within the Cosmos ecosystem and beyond, the need arises for a precise tool to monitor this intricate data flow. Meet the On-Chain Registry (OCR) – meticulously designed to compile all proof-of-nodes data, offering a timely and detailed snapshot of the current asset landscape.
Rather than a static registry, the OCR represents a living, constantly updating protocol that sources data straight directly from nodes. This mechanism leads to:
OCR provides an interface for updating, storing, and accessing data on-chain. This enables it to dynamically adapt to the ever-changing state of the chains.
API & IBC Tokens Verification. OCR functions as a robust and secure API, offering users the capability to verify Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) tokens with trusted and verified metadata. This feature further enhances the transparency and security of cross-chain transactions.
Integration of External Registries. In the pursuit of providing an all-encompassing data access point, OCR integrates data from other registries as well. This guarantees that users have a comprehensive, unified, and updated view of the entire blockchain ecosystem.
On-chain based data allows viewing of all existing assets:
OCR uses a chain-registry like asset data structure for better compatibility.
Differences from the chain-registry asset data structure:
chain_id
required property;denom_units
, display
, name
and symbol
asset object properties are optional;chain_id
required property in asset traces section;chain_name
property in asset traces section as optional;supply
optional property in asset section and base_supply
optional property in asset traces section;admin
required property for factory
asset type in asset section.clone repo and optionally edit the .env
file
git clone https://github.com/Snedashkovsky/on-chain-registry && \
cd on-chain-registry && \
cp .env.example .env
install python virtual environment and requirements in it
make install_venv
update asset list
make update
We warmly welcome pull requests, issues, and feedback from the community.