🌐 Context We are working on the Batch operator smart contract and we found a blocker since to make createDealProposal work we need to add another parameter owner to define who is requesting the deal proposal. 💣 Problem We want to be sure that no-one can create deal proposals on behalf to other users because we want to prevent any kind of spam. 📌 Proposal Overview We have to add the parameter owner to createDealProposal so it will be function createDealProposal(address owner, string memory _data_uri, uint256 duration, uint256 collateral, address[] memory _providers, address[] memory _appeal_addresses) We have to add another state variable which will be called bulkContract which will contain the address of the allowed contract

Short intro 🌐 Context Onchain.Storage is an ecosystem of on-chain modular storage protocols that can interact each other, in the form of smart contract live on an EVM compatible blockchain. 💣 Problem A user who wants to interact with different protocols has to do separate transactions and wait for separate responses. This inherently slows down the whole process making it inefficient. 🎯 Goal Create a protocol which allows any user interact with a dynamic list of protocols, managing them using a set of admin keys. In essence, we are introducing a proxy contract that manages different contracts' interaction.

This protocol is still a WIP, comments are very appreciated. Problem IPFS lacks the ability to search inside the huge amount of existing data, you must know exactly where a file is (by knowing the ContentID or CID) to get it back. This means there's no way to search inside the network using "words". Since the decentralized web is getting more attention, we expect the next years more and more people will start hosting applications and protocols using IPFS. But like the pre-google internet there's no simple way to discover contents. Goal The protocol aims to create a collaborative, open-source way to track (and search) relevant data on IPFS. Let's say the main goal is to create the "Google of IPFS", of course taking only the good parts. Service will not track users and will remain privacy-oriented due to the simple fact that the entire database is shared between protocol's nodes.