Remove the remaining assets,

Author: SeungMin Lee

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -73,23 +73,14 @@ mod tests {
             },
             "params": {
                 "maxExtraDataSize": "0x20",
-                "maxAssetSchemeMetadataSize": "0x0400",
                 "maxTransferMetadataSize": "0x0100",
                 "maxTextContentSize": "0x0200",
                 "networkID" : "tc",
                 "minPayCost" : 10,
                 "minCreateShardCost" : 12,
                 "minSetShardOwnersCost" : 13,
                 "minSetShardUsersCost" : 14,
-                "minWrapCccCost" : 15,
                 "minCustomCost" : 16,
-                "minMintAssetCost" : 17,
-                "minTransferAssetCost" : 18,
-                "minChangeAssetSchemeCost" : 19,
-                "minIncreaseAssetSupplyCost" : 20,
-                "minComposeAssetCost" : 21,
-                "minDecomposeAssetCost" : 22,
-                "minUnwrapCccCost" : 23,
                 "maxBodySize": 4194304,
                 "snapshotPeriod": 16384,
                 "termSeconds": 3600,

json/src/scheme/scheme.rs

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-When transferring CCC or assets, the sender must know the recipient's lock script hash and parameters. An address is a converted form of the lock script hash and parameters, and it has some benefits.
+When transferring CCC, the sender must know the recipient's lock script hash and parameters. An address is a converted form of the lock script hash and parameters, and it has some benefits.
 
  * An address includes a checksum. There is a high probability that a mistyped address is invalid.
  * An address is case-insensitive alphanumeric, which is easy to speak aloud or type on the mobile phone. It also makes it efficient to generate QR codes.
@@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ When transferring CCC or assets, the sender must know the recipient's lock scrip
 CodeChain adopted [Bitcoin's Bech32 Specification](https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0173.mediawiki#bech32). The differences from Bitcoin are the following:
 
  * CodeChain has no separator.
- * CodeChain has 2 types of address. One is for CCCs and the other is for assets. They are distinguished by HRP(Human Readable Part)
 
 Address formats are not a core part.
 
@@ -28,53 +27,10 @@ Data body: `Account ID` (20 bytes)
 
 Account ID is the result of blake160 over a public key(64 bytes uncompressed form).
 
-## 2. Asset Transfer Address Format
-
-HRP: `"cca"` for Mainnet, `"tca"` for Testnet.
-
-Data: `version` . `body` 
-
-### Version 0 (0x00)
-
-No longer available. Any version 0 address will be rejected in the latest clients.
-
-### Version 1 (0x01)
-
-Data body: `type` . `payload`
-
-#### Type 0 (0x00)
-
-Payload: \<LockScriptHash> (20 bytes)
-
-Type 0 with given payload represents:
- * Lock Script Hash: \<LockScriptHash>
- * Parameters: []
-
-#### Type 1 (0x01)
-
-Payload: \<Public Key Hash> (20 bytes)
-
-Type 1 with the given payload represents:
- * Lock Script Hash: P2PKH Standard Script Hash (5f5960a7bca6ceeeb0c97bc717562914e7a1de04)
- * Parameters: [\<Public Key Hash>]
-
-#### Type 2 (0x02)
-
-Payload: \<Public Key Hash> (20 bytes)
-
-Type 2 with the given payload represents:
- * Lock Script Hash: P2PKHBurn Standard Script Hash (37572bdcc22d39a59c0d12d301f6271ba3fdd451)
- * Parameters: [\<Public Key Hash>]
-
 ---
 
 ## Address examples
 
-* Platform Account Address: `cccqx37a03l3axrz3qmtdywgjuyuvr099dueuqvjxp3`
+* Address: `cccqx37a03l3axrz3qmtdywgjuyuvr099dueuqvjxp3`
   * version = `1`
   * payload(Account ID) = `a3eebe3f8f4c31441b5b48e44b84e306f295bccf`
-
-* Asset Transfer Address: `ccaqypf8czlf67sds30ylddl4hxzcr7lml73wqqypt3ua`
-  * version = `1`
-  * type = `2`
-  * payload(blake160 of public key) = `93e05f4ebd06c22f27dadfd6e61607efeffe8b80`