The Masa Oracle governs the access, sharing, and rewarding of private behavioral and identity data in a decentralized and private manner. The Masa Oracle Network ensures transparency and security of data sharing, while enabling equitable compensation for nodes that participate in the Masa zk-Data Network and Marketplace.
Ensure these prerequisites are installed for a local setup:
- Go: Grab it from Go's official site.
- Yarn: Install it via Yarn's official site.
- Git: Required for cloning the repository.
- For complete instructions on building, staking, and running a node with Docker, please see here
For complete instructions on building, staking, and running a node with Docker, please see here
- Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/masa-finance/masa-oracle.git
- Build the go code into the masa-node binary:
go build -v -o masa-node ./cmd/masa-node
- Go into the contracts directory and build the contract npm modules that the go binary uses:
cd contracts/
npm install
cd ../
- Set env vars Ensure your environment has the required env var, ENV, exported. It should be set to test to join the testnet. Optionally, you can set RPC_URL to change it from the default (https://ethereum-sepolia.publicnode.com)
export ENV=test
export RPC_URL=https://1rpc.io/sepolia # This is optional and will be set to the default https://ethereum-sepolia.publicnode.com without it.
- Start up masa-node. Be sure to include your bootnodes list with the --bootnodes flag.
/ip4/35.223.224.220/udp/4001/quic-v1/p2p/16Uiu2HAmPxXXjR1XJEwckh6q1UStheMmGaGe8fyXdeRs3SejadSa
./masa-node --start --bootnodes=/ip4/35.223.224.220/udp/4001/quic-v1/p2p/16Uiu2HAmPxXXjR1XJEwckh6q1UStheMmGaGe8fyXdeRs3SejadSa
Find the public key of your node in the logs.
Send 1000 MASA and .01 sepoliaETH to the node's public key / wallet address.
When the transactions have settled, you can stake
- For local setup, stake tokens with:
./masa-node --stake 1000
- For Docker setup, stake tokens with:
docker-compose run --rm masa-node /usr/bin/masa-node --stake 1000
- Local Setup: Connect your node to the Masa network:
./masa-node --bootnodes=/ip4/35.223.224.220/udp/4001/quic-v1/p2p/16Uiu2HAmPxXXjR1XJEwckh6q1UStheMmGaGe8fyXdeRs3SejadSa --port=4001 --udp=true --tcp=false --start=true --env=test
- Docker Setup: Your node will start automatically with
docker-compose up -d. Verify it's running correctly:docker-compose logs -f masa-node
After setting up your node, its address will be displayed, indicating it's ready to connect with other Masa nodes. Follow any additional configuration steps and best practices as per your use case or network requirements.
Stay tuned to the Masa Oracle repository for updates and additional details on effectively using the protocol. For Docker users, update your node by pulling the latest changes from the Git repository, then rebuild and restart your Docker containers.