⛓️How to implement on-chain actions

A quick guide to Tide on-chain tasks

Step-by-Step Guide

There are 6 different on-chain tasks that you can implement on Tide:

• NFT Holding

• Provide Liquidity

• Track On-Chain Event

• Minimum Token Balance

• Minimum number of transactions in a protocol

• Track Advanced On-Chain Event

NFT Holding: You may decide to gate the access to users owning a specific NFT collection. With Tide, you just need to look up the NFT contract address on OpenSea and paste it on Tide. It is also necessary to:

• Select the network on which the NFT contract has been deployed

• Add a brief task description

• Include a useful link that will be associated with the description text (i.e. Opensea Collection page link)

E.g. Require users to hold a specific NFT to complete the campaign

Provide Liquidity:

With our “Provide Liquidity” task, you can monitor liquidity deposits without effort. Again the information needed are just a few:

• The pool contract address

• The dollar amount users should deposit

• The number of days users can’t withdraw

• Network, Task Description, Website URL

For example, you can require users to deposit 1000$ for 30 days with a few clicks.

E.g., Deposit 1000$ for 30 days

Track on-chain events:

With Tide, it's possible to track any on-chain event. For example, derivate protocols can ask users to open 10X leverage positions.

The “Track on-chain event” is the task for monitoring interactions with any event associated with your dApp smart contracts, and it’s even possible to specify event parameters.

From a technical side, the only information needed on Tide to monitor general on-chain actions are:

• The contract address

• The associated event you want to track

• Optionally, you can add parameters to specify details related to the selected event

• Network, Task Description, Website URL

E.g. Deposit 99 or more USDC in a Pool

Minimum Token Balance:

Require users to hold a minimum balance of a specific token to participate in a campaign.

The only fields to fill out are:

• ERC-20 token contract address

• Minimum token balance users need to hold

• Network

E.g. Hold at least 100 USDC

Minimum number of transactions in a protocol:

Require users to perform a minimum amount of transactions with a specific smart contract

The necessary information are :

• Smart contract address

• Minimum transaction count

• Network, Task Description, Website URL

E.g. Perform at least 10 transactions in a protocol

Track advanced on-chain events:

With the advanced on-chain events features, it’s possible to add time constraints to general on-chain tasks. For example, lending protocols could easily require users to deposit funds in a pool and not withdraw for a month.

You can check the information to fill on Tide to implement this task in the picture below: