User scenarios
When a user deposits ETH they can end up in either sgETH or wsgETH.
Staking sgETH into wsgETH earns the user yield from validators.
But sgETH is 1:1 with ETH and acts as a better option for liquidity pools designed for pegged tokens like univ3 and curve.
wsgETH yield is disbursed discretely and then continuously.
- discretely - There are delays to earning yield from validator deploy delays. i.e. right now it takes 45 days for a funded validator to start earning rewards due to the beacon chain queue. So rewards are disbursed by called a work() function on contracts by the DAO once worthwhile rewards are buffered in the RewardsReceiver Contract from the beacon chain deployed validators.
- continuously - Additionally the wsgETH contract distributes sgETH rewards linearly over a governance set epoch length (1 week to 1 month, relative to beacon chain entry queue length) to protect against potential attack vectors
- 1.Day 0 - User deposits ETH for sgETH Aprrox 91 days to rewards, 45 days in entry queue, 45 days for linear reward distro, 1 day of rewards
- 2.Day 0 - User deposits sgETH:ETH LP into univ3/curve/other partner LP protocols
- 3.Day 1 to 90 - Users can enter and exit via the LP positions generating fees. sgETH acts as a 1:1 pegged wrapped ETH alternative and may earn rewards in LP and help us get it listed as collateral too.
- 4.Day 45 - User deposits sgETH + n % earned from being an LP into wsgETH
- 5.Day 91 - User withdraws sgETH from wsgETH with all accrued interest
- 6.At this stage the user can withdraw via new sgETH coming into the contract or the liquidity pool. Total sgETH = (principal + LP gains + validator interest)
Given the above heres some interest rate calculations.
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