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The partially fungible token feature introduces 2 new token types. One token type acts as an abstract class while the other is derived from the abstract token. The abstract token contains a transfer policy that governs transfers made involving the abstract + derived tokens. The derived token acts as a regular fungible token but allows for the addition of tags to distinguish it from other tokens derived from the same abstract token. One key aspect of the derived token is that it can be transferred (like an abstract class/interface in OO) and the final calculation of what derived tokens to use in the transfer will be done by the transfer policy.
Reference HIP: HIP-365
Solution
Alter TokenCreateTransactionBody and TokenType to support new token types
Add messages for transfer policy expression
Alter TokenUpdateTransactionBody to support updates to new token types
Alter TokenInfo to return transfer policy and tags for new token types
Introduce new query message TokenGetAccountSubTokenBalancesQuery to fetch balances of all tokens derived from a particular abstract token
Alter TokenTransferList to add transfer policy parameters to use for new tokens
Alternatives
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Problem
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The partially fungible token feature introduces 2 new token types. One token type acts as an abstract class while the other is derived from the abstract token. The abstract token contains a transfer policy that governs transfers made involving the abstract + derived tokens. The derived token acts as a regular fungible token but allows for the addition of tags to distinguish it from other tokens derived from the same abstract token. One key aspect of the derived token is that it can be transferred (like an abstract class/interface in OO) and the final calculation of what derived tokens to use in the transfer will be done by the transfer policy.
Reference HIP: HIP-365
Solution
Alternatives
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