Cookie Jar is a decentralized application (dApp) that allows a set of whitelisted members to withdraw ETH or ERC20 tokens periodically from a communal jar. This system operates under a DAO structure, where the rules and the distribution process are controlled and executed by smart contracts.
The primary purpose of Cookie Jar is to create a transparent and permissioned mechanism for distributing ETH or ERC20 tokens from a shared pool among a group of participants in a decentralized manner.
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Whitelisted Members: Only members who have been added to the whitelist can access the Cookie Jar. This ensures that only approved participants are able to withdraw funds from the communal jar.
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Periodic Withdrawals: A predefined amount of ETH is made available for withdrawal at regular intervals. This could be weekly, monthly, or any other time period defined by the Admin.
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Communal Pool: The funds are stored in a shared smart contract (the "jar"), and any withdrawal request is handled directly through interactions with the contract.
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Admin: The rules for withdrawals, such as the amount and frequency, can be adjusted by the admin.
- Whitelisted Access: Only approved participants can interact with the Cookie Jar, ensuring a controlled environment.
- Periodic Withdrawals: Withdrawals are allowed periodically, helping to ensure fair distribution over time.
- Decentralized & Transparent: All withdrawals and interactions are governed by smart contracts ensuring transparency.
frontend/: The frontend interface for users to interact with the Cookie Jar, check their eligibility, and withdraw ETH or ERC20 tokens.contracts/: The smart contract logic for managing the communal jar, whitelisted members, withdrawal rules and the tests .