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Shielded Inflation rewards #1025
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self.write( | ||
&token::balance_key(addr, &masp_addr), | ||
total_supply_in_masp.try_to_vec().unwrap(), | ||
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I'm not sure how this gets initialized on chain from the genesis config @brentstone @murisi would either of you know?
It seems that currently the |
Currently ifailures:
e2e::eth_bridge_tests::everything
e2e::ibc_tests::run_ledger_ibc
e2e::ledger_tests::double_signing_gets_slashed ; timeout
e2e::ledger_tests::implicit_account_reveal_pk
e2e::ledger_tests::invalid_transactions ; timeout
e2e::ledger_tests::ledger_many_txs_in_a_block
e2e::ledger_tests::ledger_txs_and_queries
;; Must be updated to the new rewards
;; "Needle: NAM: 0.2", in the temp file "NAM: 467977.4\r\n"
e2e::ledger_tests::masp_incentives
e2e::ledger_tests::masp_pinned_txs ; passes on rerun (timeout?)
e2e::ledger_tests::masp_txs_and_queries ; passes on rerun (timeout?)
e2e::ledger_tests::pos_bonds
e2e::ledger_tests::pos_init_validator
e2e::ledger_tests::pos_rewards
e2e::ledger_tests::proposal_offline
;; trying to connect: tcp connect error: OS error 111
;; Figure this might be due to a timeout somewhere
e2e::ledger_tests::proposal_submission
e2e::ledger_tests::run_ledger_load_state_and_reset
e2e::ledger_tests::test_genesis_validators ; timeout
e2e::ledger_tests::test_node_connectivity_and_consensus
e2e::wallet_tests::wallet_encrypted_key_cmds Most of them are due to timeout, rerunning two of them locally has made it pass (likely again due to timeout). With two interesting the first is The other one is Overall, I think the pr should be fit to merge outside of fine tuning |
pls update wasm |
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Thanks for the changes! Overall the code looks good (though I've reviewed only your changes, not @brentstone 's). I'm mainly concerned about two and a half things:
- Is the inflation that is minted exactly equal to what is stored in
token::last_inflation(addr)
? If it is, then maybe we can make this equivalence clearer in the code... If not, we need to fix the discrepancy lest it subtly affects the PID controller. - The conversion tree code was written under the assumption that no rewards are given for shielded NAM (and hence that no compounding takes place). This was my mistake. Since your code can potentially give rewards for locked NAM (meaning that compounding necessarily happens), the conversion tree code needs to be updated.
- Now that compounding of rewards can take place, we need to add an E2E test for this compounding behavior.
pub const LOCKED_RATIO_TARGET_KEY: &str = "locked_ratio_target"; | ||
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/// The key for the max reward rate for a given asset | ||
pub const MAX_REWARD_RATE: &str = "max_reward_rate"; |
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This could instead be named MAX_REWARD_RATE_KEY
lest this variable be mistaken for an actual rate. This doesn't matter too much though since the variable's meaning should be clear from context.
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I agree with @murisi here
pub const MAX_REWARD_RATE: &str = "max_reward_rate"; | |
pub const MAX_REWARD_RATE_KEY: &str = "max_reward_rate"; |
@@ -63,7 +167,9 @@ where | |||
// Conversions from the previous to current asset for each address | |||
let mut current_convs = BTreeMap::<Address, AllowedConversion>::new(); | |||
// Reward all tokens according to above reward rates | |||
for (addr, reward) in &masp_rewards { | |||
for addr in masp_rewards.keys() { | |||
let reward = calculate_masp_rewards(wl_storage, addr) |
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The following code assumes that the reward for locked NAM is 0, i.e. it assumes that compounding doesn't happen. What follows would need to be modified to correctly handle NAM compounding. Something along the lines of deflating NAM_0 rewards, and not handing out NAM_0 rewards for NAM. Probably a test should be added to ensure that compounding happens correctly.
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} | ||
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impl Default for Parameters { |
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Maybe a better default would be to have 0 rewards and 0 locked ratio target? I.e. behave like there is no incentive system by default. But I guess this is debatable...
core/src/types/token/parameters.rs
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/// Shielded Pool nominal proportional gain for the given token | ||
kp_gain_nom: Decimal, | ||
/// Locked ratio for the given token | ||
locked_ratio_target_key: Decimal, |
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Did you instead mean locked_ratio_target
? This variable doesn't seem to be a key...
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// reward.0 units of the reward token | |||
// Since floor(a) + floor(b) <= floor(a+b), there will always be | |||
// enough rewards to reimburse users | |||
total_reward += (addr_bal * *reward).0; | |||
total_reward += (addr_bal * reward).0; |
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I'm not sure that the right-hand-side, (addr_bal * reward).0
, equals inflation
as computed in calculate_masp_rewards
. By the implementation of Mul
for Amount
, (addr_bal * reward).0=(addr_bal / reward.1)*reward.0=(addr_bal / 100)*(inflation * 100 / total_token_in_masp)=(addr_bal / 100)*(inflation * 100 / addr_bal)
. Algebraically this should equal inflation
, but I suspect the first factor alone, (addr_bal / 100)
, will introduce rounding errors.
Overall it feels like we are recomputing a value that we already knew/computed before, but in a way that is vulnerable to overflows and rounding errors. Maybe we could move the mint_tokens
call from this function into calculate_masp_rewards
(where the inflation
variable is available)? (Whatever we do with rounding errors, the MASP must always have exactly, or slightly more than enough account balance to redeem shielded conversions/withdrawals...)
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Last commit before merging v0.16.0. Note that the e2e incetives fails, but everything else works |
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pls update wasms |
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- _Changes_ + We offset the denominations of the tokens by their denomination relative to the nam token thus a 10^18 token gets offset to 10^6, which is the base systems denomination
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# Portion of a validator's stake that should be slashed on a light | ||
# client attack. | ||
light_client_attack_min_slash_rate = "0.001" | ||
light_client_attack_min_slash_rate = "0.1" |
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Why has this been changed in this PR? Not sure I follow?
A followup pr of #714 that adds the inflation rewards for the shielded pool.
The formulas follow from:
https://specs.namada.net/economics/inflation-system.html