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XDAI migration review comments

See merge request grassrootseconomics/cic-docs!5
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@ -22,9 +22,24 @@ with a connector weight (target Reserve Ratio) of 0.25 (25%) and an inital price
(Note that the 100 Sarafu to 1 xDAI will approximate the Kenyan Shillings to USD rate)
## Implementation
Each existing user should have a completley new wallet and private key for security reasons and be given the same balances they currently have with the new (xDAI reserve) Sarafu. Roughly 8Million Sarafu_1 in wallet will be replaced with Sarafu_2
### Workflow
> lash: what's meant by public and private functions here?
> will: I'm just considering what should be private=internal=only the owner can use vs public functions ....
> Also can we make some of the internal/private functions permissionless post creation (i.e. remove them/ block the doors) ... Upgradability?
> lash: private keys: should we take the opportunity of setting up deterministic wallets? perhaps even on the platform we may want to shuffle private keys once in awhile.
> will: Yes and no. For now on the platform we really want easy trackability to track donor impacts .... I would leave this for the web wallet etc. I just want to make sure the private keys are all secure - who has access etc.
> lash: what is a "facilitator address"?
> Will: Lets remove this - see depth_bump comments
1. Synch db <->Blockchain - ensure synronization between our db (USSD interface) and blockchain
1. Finalize any contract changes to Bancor Suite (such as [Depth Bump](https://gitlab.com/grassrootseconomics/cic-docs/-/blob/master/spec/003_depth_bump.md))
1. Create Public vs Private Functions - Contracts as permissionless as possible