CatiCross Chain Bridge
# CatiCorn Chain Bridge - Conceptual Code (Not Functional)
# This code snippet provides a conceptual overview of a chain bridge,
# but it's not functional and cannot be executed directly.
# Simulate different blockchains
class Blockchain:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
self.transactions = []
def add_transaction(self, tx):
self.transactions.append(tx)
# Example transactions
tx1 = {"from": "Alice", "to": "Bob", "amount": 100, "blockchain": "BSC"}
tx2 = {"from": "Bob", "to": "Charlie", "amount": 50, "blockchain": "Polygon"}
# Blockchain instances
bsc = Blockchain("BSC")
polygon = Blockchain("Polygon")
# Add transactions to respective blockchains
bsc.add_transaction(tx1)
polygon.add_transaction(tx2)
# Simulate locking on BSC
def lock_tokens(tx, origin_chain):
if origin_chain.name == "BSC":
# Hypothetical locking mechanism (not implemented)
print(f"Locked {tx['amount']} CATI on {origin_chain.name}")
else:
raise Exception("Unsupported chain for locking")
# Simulate unlocking on target chain
def unlock_tokens(tx, target_chain):
if target_chain.name == "Polygon":
# Hypothetical unlocking mechanism (not implemented)
print(f"Minted {tx['amount']} CATI on {target_chain.name}")
else:
raise Exception("Unsupported chain for unlocking")
# Simulate bridge functionality (conceptual)
def transfer_tokens(tx, origin_chain, target_chain):
lock_tokens(tx, origin_chain)
# Simulate communication between chains (not implemented)
unlock_tokens(tx, target_chain)
# Example usage (conceptual)
transfer_tokens(tx1, bsc, polygon)
# This code demonstrates the concept of locking tokens on the origin chain
# and minting them on the target chain. However, it's not a functional
# implementation and lacks real-world security measures.Last updated
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