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Soroban provides a mechanism to wrap a (classic) Stellar asset in a smart contract so that the token can be minted and transferred in Soroban. However, a lot of questions are arised...

Soroban offers a mechanism to wrap a (classic) Stellar asset within a smart contract enabling the token to be minted and exchanged within the Soroban framework. However, numerous questions have arisen...

• How can developers issue tokens within Soroban or wrap an existing Stellar Classic Asset?

• Do these two chains share the token balance for a specific address?

• What occurs if the issuer mints tokens in Soroban subsequent to wrapping the asset?

• Can the Smart Contract prevent Stellar Classic transactions involving the Stellar Asset?

• Is it possible to impose specific logic during asset transfers?

• How do we handle the native Stellar Lumens (XLM) token within Soroban?

We have developed a token playground to explain how Stellar assets can be managed from a Soroban smart contract. Please check our Playground's Chapters:

• Chapter 1: Introduction & Motivation.

• Chapter 2 : Basic Concepts

• Chapter 3 : Environment preparation

• Chapter 4 : Issue and Mint Asset in Stellar.

• Chapter 5: Get info about a token in Classic.

• Chapter 6 : Wrap a token from Stellar Classic to Soroban.

• Chapter 7 : Mint from a wrapped token in Soroban.

• Chapter 8 : Use the native Stellar Lumens (XLM) the classic way.

• Chapter 9 : Read the native token (XLM) using soroban-cli.

• Chapter 10 : Write the native token (XLM) using soroban-cli.

• Chapter 11 : Use the native token (XLM) inside a smart contract.

• Chapter 12 : Identify a Stellar Classic Asset using stellar-sdk.

• Chapter 13 : Wrap an asset using stellar-sdk.