Onchain Economies

Game theory dictates that sustainable onchain ecosystems require fully robust, programmable interactions against fungible currencies. PyVax provides zero-overhead mappings mapping native python math into standard ERC20 accounting patterns.

Integrating Standard Tokens

Suppose you wish your Agents to swap native Wood (an ERC1155) for an underlying currency like USDC, bridging your bespoke game economy to native liquidity on Avalanche.

python
from pyvax import Contract

class Marketplace(Contract):
    # Establish a trusted Treasury address mapping 
    fee_wallet: address = "0xTreasury20A..."
    marketplace_tax: float = 0.05
    
    @action
    def buy_sword(self, sword_id: int):
        # A player calls this method and provides native AVAX
        price = self.get_dynamic_price(sword_id)
        
        # Verify the user transferred enough funds in the `msg.value` payload
        assert msg.value >= price, "Insufficient funds provided."
        
        fee = price * self.marketplace_tax
        seller_funds = price - fee
        
        # Siphon the capital directly within the execution loop!
        self.transfer(self.fee_wallet, fee)
        
        # Transfer the asset securely from the decentralized exchange pool
        self._mint(msg.sender, sword_id, 1)

    def get_dynamic_price(self, item_id: int) -> int:
        """Fetch demand curve metrics"""
        return 1000

Agent Vault Funding

For fully autonomous gaming grids, bots require upfront capital. PyVax utilizes 1inch APIs and native swap abstractions mapping any asset class natively on Fuji into their respective Gas allocations.

python
from pyvax import AgentWallet

def bootstrap_city_bot():
    npc = AgentWallet("blacksmith-001")
    
    # Securely exchange exactly 5 USDC into AVAX to fund the Blacksmith's
    # gas limits for the upcoming week 
    npc.fund(usdc=5.00)
    
    # NPC begins executing Game Actions entirely self-funded!
    npc.execute(
        target="0xMarketplace...",
        method="craft_sword",
        args=["iron"]
    )