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Published: Aug 27, 2024 License: AGPL-3.0 Imports: 31 Imported by: 0

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Functions

func GetDeltaOpenInterestFromUpdates

func GetDeltaOpenInterestFromUpdates(
	settledUpdates []SettledUpdate,
	updateType types.UpdateType,
) (ret *perptypes.OpenInterestDelta)

For `Match` updates:

  • returns a struct `OpenInterest` if input updates results in OI delta.
  • returns nil if OI delta is zero.
  • panics if update format is invalid.

For other update types, returns nil.

func GetIsolatedPerpetualStateTransition

func GetIsolatedPerpetualStateTransition(
	settledUpdateWithUpdatedSubaccount SettledUpdate,
	perpetuals []perptypes.Perpetual,
) (*types.IsolatedPerpetualPositionStateTransition, error)

GetIsolatedPerpetualStateTransition computes whether an isolated perpetual position will be opened or closed for a subaccount. This function assumes that the subaccount is valid under isolated perpetual constraints. The input `settledUpdate` must have an updated subaccount (`settledUpdate.SettledSubaccount`), so all the updates must have been applied already to the subaccount.

func GetSettledSubaccountWithPerpetuals

func GetSettledSubaccountWithPerpetuals(
	subaccount types.Subaccount,
	perpetuals map[uint32]perptypes.Perpetual,
) (
	settledSubaccount types.Subaccount,
	fundingPayments map[uint32]dtypes.SerializableInt,
	err error,
)

GetSettledSubaccountWithPerpetuals returns 1. a new settled subaccount given an unsettled subaccount, updating the USDC AssetPosition, FundingIndex, and LastFundingPayment fields accordingly (does not persist any changes) and 2. a map with perpetual ID as key and last funding payment as value (for emitting funding payments to indexer).

Note that this is a stateless utility function.

func IsValidStateTransitionForUndercollateralizedSubaccount

func IsValidStateTransitionForUndercollateralizedSubaccount(
	bigCurNetCollateral *big.Int,
	bigCurInitialMargin *big.Int,
	bigCurMaintenanceMargin *big.Int,
	bigNewNetCollateral *big.Int,
	bigNewMaintenanceMargin *big.Int,
) types.UpdateResult

IsValidStateTransitionForUndercollateralizedSubaccount returns an `UpdateResult` denoting whether this state transition is valid. This function accepts the collateral and margin requirements of a subaccount before and after an update ("cur" and "new", respectively).

This function should only be called if the account is undercollateralized after the update.

A state transition is valid if the subaccount enters a "less-or-equally-risky" state after an update. i.e.`newNetCollateral / newMaintenanceMargin >= curNetCollateral / curMaintenanceMargin`.

Otherwise, the state transition is invalid. If the account was previously undercollateralized, `types.StillUndercollateralized` is returned. If the account was previously collateralized and is now undercollateralized, `types.NewlyUndercollateralized` is returned.

Note that the inequality `newNetCollateral / newMaintenanceMargin >= curNetCollateral / curMaintenanceMargin` has divide-by-zero issue when margin requirements are zero. To make sure the state transition is valid, we special case this scenario and only allow state transition that improves net collateral.

func UpdateAssetPositions

func UpdateAssetPositions(
	settledUpdates []SettledUpdate,
)

For each settledUpdate in settledUpdates, updates its SettledSubaccount.AssetPositions to reflect settledUpdate.AssetUpdates.

func UpdatePerpetualPositions

func UpdatePerpetualPositions(
	settledUpdates []SettledUpdate,
	perpIdToFundingIndex map[uint32]dtypes.SerializableInt,
)

For each settledUpdate in settledUpdates, updates its SettledSubaccount.PerpetualPositions to reflect settledUpdate.PerpetualUpdates. For newly created positions, use `perpIdToFundingIndex` map to populate the `FundingIndex` field.

Types

type Keeper

type Keeper struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func NewKeeper

func NewKeeper(
	cdc codec.BinaryCodec,
	storeKey storetypes.StoreKey,
	assetsKeeper types.AssetsKeeper,
	bankKeeper types.BankKeeper,
	perpetualsKeeper types.PerpetualsKeeper,
	blocktimeKeeper types.BlocktimeKeeper,
	indexerEventManager indexer_manager.IndexerEventManager,
) *Keeper

func (Keeper) CanUpdateSubaccounts

func (k Keeper) CanUpdateSubaccounts(
	ctx sdk.Context,
	updates []types.Update,
	updateType types.UpdateType,
) (
	success bool,
	successPerUpdate []types.UpdateResult,
	err error,
)

CanUpdateSubaccounts will validate all `updates` to the relevant subaccounts. The `updates` do not have to contain unique `SubaccountIds`. Each update is considered in isolation. Thus if two updates are provided with the same `SubaccountId`, they are validated without respect to each other.

Returns a `success` value of `true` if all updates are valid. Returns a `successPerUpdates` value, which is a slice of `UpdateResult`. These map to the updates and are used to indicate which of the updates caused a failure, if any.

func (Keeper) DepositFundsFromAccountToSubaccount

func (k Keeper) DepositFundsFromAccountToSubaccount(
	ctx sdk.Context,
	fromAccount sdk.AccAddress,
	toSubaccountId types.SubaccountId,
	assetId uint32,
	quantums *big.Int,
) error

DepositFundsFromAccountToSubaccount returns an error if the call to `k.CanUpdateSubaccounts()` fails. Otherwise, increases the asset quantums in the subaccount, translates the `assetId` and `quantums` into a `sdk.Coin`, and calls `bankKeeper.SendCoinsFromAccountToModule()`. TODO(CORE-168): Change function interface to accept `denom` and `amount` instead of `assetId` and `quantums`.

func (Keeper) ForEachSubaccount

func (k Keeper) ForEachSubaccount(ctx sdk.Context, callback func(types.Subaccount) (finished bool))

ForEachSubaccount performs a callback across all subaccounts. The callback function should return a boolean if we should end iteration or not. This is more performant than GetAllSubaccount because it does not fetch all at once. and you do not need to iterate through all the subaccounts.

func (Keeper) GetAllSubaccount

func (k Keeper) GetAllSubaccount(ctx sdk.Context) (list []types.Subaccount)

GetAllSubaccount returns all subaccount. For more performant searching and iteration, use `ForEachSubaccount`.

func (Keeper) GetCollateralPoolForSubaccount

func (k Keeper) GetCollateralPoolForSubaccount(ctx sdk.Context, subaccountId types.SubaccountId) (
	sdk.AccAddress,
	error,
)

GetCollateralPoolForSubaccount returns the collateral pool address for a subaccount based on the subaccount's perpetual positions. If the subaccount holds a position in an isolated market, the collateral pool address will be the isolated market's pool address. Otherwise, the collateral pool address will be the module's pool address.

func (Keeper) GetCollateralPoolFromPerpetualId

func (k Keeper) GetCollateralPoolFromPerpetualId(ctx sdk.Context, perpetualId uint32) (sdk.AccAddress, error)

GetCollateralPoolForSubaccountWithPerpetuals returns the collateral pool address based on the perpetual passed in as an argument.

func (Keeper) GetIndexerEventManager

func (k Keeper) GetIndexerEventManager() indexer_manager.IndexerEventManager

func (Keeper) GetNegativeTncSubaccountSeenAtBlock

func (k Keeper) GetNegativeTncSubaccountSeenAtBlock(
	ctx sdk.Context,
	perpetualId uint32,
) (uint32, bool, error)

GetNegativeTncSubaccountSeenAtBlock gets the last block height a negative TNC subaccount was seen in state for the given collateral pool address and a boolean for whether it exists in state.

func (Keeper) GetNetCollateralAndMarginRequirements

func (k Keeper) GetNetCollateralAndMarginRequirements(
	ctx sdk.Context,
	update types.Update,
) (
	bigNetCollateral *big.Int,
	bigInitialMargin *big.Int,
	bigMaintenanceMargin *big.Int,
	err error,
)

GetNetCollateralAndMarginRequirements returns the total net collateral, total initial margin requirement, and total maintenance margin requirement for the subaccount as if the `update` was applied. It is used to get information about speculative changes to the subaccount.

The provided update can also be "zeroed" in order to get information about the current state of the subaccount (i.e. with no changes).

If two position updates reference the same position, an error is returned.

All return values are denoted in quote quantums.

func (Keeper) GetRandomSubaccount

func (k Keeper) GetRandomSubaccount(ctx sdk.Context, rand *rand.Rand) (types.Subaccount, error)

GetRandomSubaccount returns a random subaccount. Will return an error if there are no subaccounts.

func (Keeper) GetSubaccount

func (k Keeper) GetSubaccount(
	ctx sdk.Context,
	id types.SubaccountId,
) (val types.Subaccount)

GetSubaccount returns a subaccount from its index.

Note that this function is getting called very frequently; metrics in this function should be sampled to reduce CPU time.

func (Keeper) InitializeForGenesis

func (k Keeper) InitializeForGenesis(ctx sdk.Context)

func (Keeper) Logger

func (k Keeper) Logger(ctx sdk.Context) log.Logger

func (Keeper) SetNegativeTncSubaccountSeenAtBlock

func (k Keeper) SetNegativeTncSubaccountSeenAtBlock(
	ctx sdk.Context,
	perpetualId uint32,
	blockHeight uint32,
) error

SetNegativeTncSubaccountSeenAtBlock sets a block number in state where a negative TNC subaccount was seen for a specific collateral pool. This function will overwrite previous values at this key. This function will panic if the old block height is greater than the new block height.

func (Keeper) SetSubaccount

func (k Keeper) SetSubaccount(ctx sdk.Context, subaccount types.Subaccount)

SetSubaccount set a specific subaccount in the store from its index. Note that empty subaccounts are removed from state.

func (Keeper) TransferFeesToFeeCollectorModule

func (k Keeper) TransferFeesToFeeCollectorModule(
	ctx sdk.Context,
	assetId uint32,
	quantums *big.Int,
	perpetualId uint32,
) error

TransferFeesToFeeCollectorModule translates the assetId and quantums into a sdk.Coin, and moves the funds from subaccounts module to the `fee_collector` module account by calling bankKeeper.SendCoins(). Does not change any individual subaccount state.

func (Keeper) TransferFundsFromSubaccountToSubaccount

func (k Keeper) TransferFundsFromSubaccountToSubaccount(
	ctx sdk.Context,
	senderSubaccountId types.SubaccountId,
	recipientSubaccountId types.SubaccountId,
	assetId uint32,
	quantums *big.Int,
) error

TransferFundsFromSubaccountToSubaccount returns an error if the call to `k.CanUpdateSubaccounts()` fails. Otherwise, updates the asset quantums in the subaccounts, translates the `assetId` and `quantums` into a `sdk.Coin`, and call `bankKeeper.SendCoins()` if the collateral pools for the two subaccounts are different. TODO(CORE-168): Change function interface to accept `denom` and `amount` instead of `assetId` and `quantums`.

func (Keeper) TransferInsuranceFundPayments

func (k Keeper) TransferInsuranceFundPayments(
	ctx sdk.Context,
	insuranceFundDelta *big.Int,
	perpetualId uint32,
) error

TransferInsuranceFundPayments transfers funds in and out of the insurance fund to the subaccounts module by calling `bankKeeper.SendCoins`. This function transfers funds

  • from the insurance fund to the subaccounts module when `insuranceFundDelta` is negative.
  • from the subaccounts module to the insurance fund when `insuranceFundDelta` is positive.
  • does nothing if `insuranceFundDelta` is zero.

If the sender account does not have enough balance for the transfer, an error is returned. Note this function does not change any individual subaccount state.

func (Keeper) UpdateSubaccounts

func (k Keeper) UpdateSubaccounts(
	ctx sdk.Context,
	updates []types.Update,
	updateType types.UpdateType,
) (
	success bool,
	successPerUpdate []types.UpdateResult,
	err error,
)

UpdateSubaccounts validates and applies all `updates` to the relevant subaccounts as long as this is a valid state-transition for all subaccounts involved. All `updates` are made atomically, meaning that all state-changes will either succeed or all will fail.

Returns a boolean indicating whether the update was successfully applied or not. If `false`, then no updates to any subaccount were made. A second return value returns an array of `UpdateResult` which map to the `updates` to indicate which of the updates caused a failure, if any. This function also transfers collateral between the cross-perpetual collateral pool and isolated perpetual collateral pools if any of the updates led to an isolated perpetual posititon to be opened or closed. This is done using the `x/bank` keeper and updates `x/bank` state.

Each `SubaccountId` in the `updates` must be unique or an error is returned.

func (Keeper) WithdrawFundsFromSubaccountToAccount

func (k Keeper) WithdrawFundsFromSubaccountToAccount(
	ctx sdk.Context,
	fromSubaccountId types.SubaccountId,
	toAccount sdk.AccAddress,
	assetId uint32,
	quantums *big.Int,
) error

WithdrawFundsFromSubaccountToAccount returns an error if the call to `k.CanUpdateSubaccounts()` fails. Otherwise, deducts the asset quantums from the subaccount, translates the `assetId` and `quantums` into a `sdk.Coin`, and calls `bankKeeper.SendCoins()`.

type SettledUpdate

type SettledUpdate struct {
	// The `Subaccount` for which this update applies to, in its settled form.
	SettledSubaccount types.Subaccount
	// A list of changes to make to any `AssetPositions` in the `Subaccount`.
	AssetUpdates []types.AssetUpdate
	// A list of changes to make to any `PerpetualPositions` in the `Subaccount`.
	PerpetualUpdates []types.PerpetualUpdate
}

SettledUpdate is used internally in the subaccounts keeper to to specify changes to one or more `Subaccounts` (for example the result of a trade, transfer, etc). The subaccount is always in its settled state.

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