Following the closures of mirrorprotocol.app and mirrorprotocol.is, we have hosted the frontends of both the Terra and ETH versions of Mirror Protocol on MirrorDAO.io.
We have forked the GitHub code of the frontends found on Mirror Protocol · GitHub without further testing at this point, so please tread carefully.
I have been working in the shadows lately to come up with a plan to relaunch Mirror Protocol. The website is not ready at the moment, but given the urgency of the situation I think it is appropriate to make the frontends available at the moment while I continue working on a relaunch project/proposition.
If anyone with programming skills is interested to help work on a potential relauch, please reach out to me!
Hey, I’m not sure if I am asking this question in the right chat, if not please guide me.
Regarding the MIR protocol, as I understand it was shut down the BAND price oracles, therefore we are not allowed to retrieve the tokens in the farms since the UI doensn’t allow it (market hours bla bla, since it doesn’t have a price feed).
Is there any other way?
Like interacting directly with the smart contract?
Do you know any helpful links to do that?
The other question is, i saw on tweeter that the domain of MIR protocol was down, and it was hijacked, do you know anything about that? Is that is true?
Is it possible just by connecting my Terra Station Wallet to this MIR protocol website (mirrorprotocol.app) to get my private key stolen?
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No. The domain was simply not renewed. Then it was renewed again.
No. You have two keys: public (your address) and private. You use your private key to sign transactions. And the smart contract looks from which public key the signed transaction came.
I think this is due to Terra Classic’s upgrade that took place earlier today. So the error message is due to Terra Station.
I think the Terra Rebels are working with TFL to get them to upgrade Terra Station.
They are also working on their own version; so hopefully we will soon be able to interact with Terra Classic (and its dApps, including Mirror Protocol) using Rebel Station on Chrome.
In theory any oracle provider can create a contract using a template provided by Mirror and create a governance poll to get whitelisted, as described in the docs: https://github.com/Mirror-Protocol/docs/blob/master/protocol/governance/oracle-whitelist-procedure.md
But since the crash in May it’s almost impossible to have any governance poll passed, unless someone has enough money to buy millions of MIR tokens for voting.