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Want to help grow the PRINT3R ecosystem by building community tools? Below are some function calls you might find useful.

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If you would like to build on top of PRINT3R, below are a list of contracts providing means to query data.

Swap​

To execute a swap:

  • Approve the Router contract for the token and amount you would like to swap

  • Call Router.swap with parameters:

    • _path: [tokenIn, tokenOut]

    • _amountIn: amount of tokenIn to swap

    • _minOut: minimum expected output amount

    • _receiver: address of the receiver of tokenOut

  • The function will revert if the amount of tokenOut sent to the receiver is less than _minOut

To get swap amounts before execution:

  • Call Reader.getMaxAmountIn with parameters:

    • _vault: address of the vault

    • _tokenIn: address of token that will be given

    • _tokenOut: address of token to be received

  • The max amount of tokenIn that can be swapped will be returned

  • Call Reader.getAmountOut with parameters:

    • _vault: address of the vault

    • _tokenIn: address of token that will be given

    • _tokenOut: address of token to be received

    • _amountIn: amount of tokenIn to swap

  • Two values will be returned, the first is the amount out after fees, and the second is the fee amount

  • The fee amount will be in terms of tokenOut

Tokens have a usdpAmount in the Vault contract used for some calculations, this amount is updated on minting of BRRR, redemption of BRRR and swaps based on the price of the token at the time. Due to price fluctuations this value may drift slightly from the actual USD value of the tokens in the pool, the usdpAmount is periodically updated to re-align values.

Query Available Amounts​

The maximum sum of all position sizes is limited by the amount of tokens there are in the pool and any additional caps.

To calculate the available amount of liquidity for long positions:

  • indexToken: the address of the token to long

  • Available amount in tokens: Vault.poolAmounts(indexToken) - Vault.reservedAmounts(indexToken)

  • Available amount in USD: PositionRouter.maxGlobalLongSizes(indexToken) - Vault.guaranteedUsd(indexToken)

  • The available liquidity will be the lower of these two values

  • PositionRouter.maxGlobalLongSizes(indexToken) can be zero, in which case there is no additional cap, and available liquidity is based only on the available amount of tokens

To calculate the available amount of liquidity for short positions:

  • indexToken: the address of the token to short

  • collateralToken: the address of the stablecoin token to be used as collateral

  • Available amount in tokens: Vault.poolAmounts(collateralToken) - Vault.reservedAmounts(collateralToken)

  • Available amount in USD: PositionRouter.maxGlobalShortSizes(indexToken) - Vault.globalShortSizes(indexToken)

  • The available liquidity will be the lower of these two values

  • PositionRouter.maxGlobalShortSizes(indexToken) can be zero, in which case there is no additional cap, and available liquidity is based only on the available amount of tokens

Opening / Increasing a Position​

To open or increase the size of an existing position:

  • Approve the PositionRouter as a Router plugin for your account

  • Router.approvePlugin(PositionRouter address)

  • Approve the Router contract for the token and amount you would deposit as collateral for the position

  • Call PositionRouter.createIncreasePosition with parameters:

    • _path: [collateralToken] or [tokenIn, collateralToken] if a swap is needed

    • _indexToken: the address of the token you want to long or short

    • _amountIn: the amount of tokenIn you want to deposit as collateral

    • _minOut: the min amount of collateralToken to swap for

    • _sizeDelta: the USD value of the change in position size

    • _isLong: whether to long or short

    • _acceptablePrice: the USD value of the max (for longs) or min (for shorts) index price acceptable when executing the request

    • _executionFee: can be set to PositionRouter.minExecutionFee

    • _referralCode: referral code for affiliate rewards and rebates

    • _callbackTarget: an optional callback contract, this contract will be called on request execution or cancellation

  • After this transaction is sent a keeper will execute the request, the request will either be executed or cancelled

  • If the position cannot be increased for reasons such as the _acceptablePrice not being fulfillable or there being insufficient liquidity then the request will be cancelled and funds will be sent back to the msg.sender that called PositionRouter.createIncreasePosition

  • _minOut can be zero if no swap is required

  • USD values for _sizeDelta and _price are multiplied by (10 ** 30), so for example to open a long position of size 1000 USD, the value 1000 * (10 ** 30) should be used

Closing / Decreasing a Position​

To close or decrease an existing position:

  • Call PositionRouter.createDecreasePosition with parameters:

    • _path: [collateralToken] or [collateralToken, tokenOut] if a swap is needed

    • _indexToken: the index token of the position

    • _collateralDelta: the amount of collateral in USD value to withdraw

    • _sizeDelta: the USD value of the change in position size

    • _isLong: whether the position is a long or short

    • _receiver: the address to receive the withdrawn tokens

    • _acceptablePrice: the USD value of the min (for longs) or max (for shorts) index price acceptable when executing the request

    • _minOut: the min output token amount

    • _executionFee: can be set to PositionRouter.minExecutionFee

    • _withdrawETH: only applicable if WETH will be withdrawn, the WETH will be unwrapped to ETH if this is set to true

    • _callbackTarget: an optional callback contract, this contract will be called on request execution or cancellation

  • After this transaction is sent a keeper will execute the request, the request will either be executed or cancelled

  • If the position cannot be decreased for reasons such as the _acceptablePrice not being fulfillable then the request will be cancelled and there will be no change to the position

  • _minOut can be zero if no swap is required

Positions List​

A list of position details can be retrieved by calling Reader.getPositions with params:

  • _vault: the vault contract address

  • _account: the account of the user

  • _collateralTokens: an array of collateralTokens

  • _indexTokens: an array of indexTokens

  • _isLong: an array of whether the position is a long position

The returned positions will be in the order of the query, for example, given the following inputs:

  • _collateralTokens: [WBTC.address, WETH.address, USDC.address]

  • _indexTokens: [WBTC.address, WETH.address, WBTC.address]

  • _isLong: [true, true, false]

The position details would be returned for:

  • Long BTC position, positionIndex: 0

  • Long ETH position, positionIndex: 1

  • Short BTC position, positionIndex: 2

The returned array would be a list of values ordered by the positions:

  • size

    • position size in USD

    • value at: positionIndex * 9

  • collateral

    • position collateral in USD

    • value at: positionIndex * 9 + 1

  • averagePrice

    • average entry price of the position in USD

    • value at: positionIndex * 9 + 2

  • entryFundingRate

    • a snapshot of the cumulative funding rate at the time the position was entered

    • value at: positionIndex * 9 + 3

  • hasRealisedProfit

    • 1 if the position has a positive realised profit, 0 otherwise

    • value at: positionIndex * 9 + 4

  • realisedPnl

    • the realised PnL for the position in USD

    • value at: positionIndex * 9 + 5

  • lastIncreasedTime

    • timestamp of the last time the position was increased

    • value at: positionIndex * 9 + 6

  • hasProfit

    • 1 if the position is currently in profit, 0 otherwise

    • value at: positionIndex * 9 + 7

  • delta

    • amount of current profit or loss of the position in USD

    • value at: positionIndex * 9 + 8

Buying / Selling BRRR​

Buying and selling BRRR can be done through the BrrrRewardRouter.

To buy BRRR, call mintAndStakeBrrr with params:

  • _token: the token to buy BRRR with

  • _amount: the amount of token to use for the purchase

  • _minUsdp: the minimum acceptable USD value of the BRRR purchased

  • _minBrrr: the minimum acceptable BRRR amount

To sell BRRR, call unstakeAndRedeemBrrr with params:

  • _tokenOut: the token to sell BRRR for

  • _brrrAmount: the amount of BRRR to sell

  • _minOut: the minimum acceptable amount of tokenOut to be received

  • _receiver: the address to send tokenOut to

Note that BRRR can only be redeemed up to the reservedAmount, which is based on the amount of open interest, if the pool has been fully redeemed up to the reservedAmount then redeemers will need to wait for positions to close before further redemptions can be done, in this scenario the borrowing fee APR would be very high so liquidity providers will be incentivised to mint BRRR and traders will be incentivised to close positions

BRRR Price​

The price of BRRR can be retrieved using the getPrice(_maximise) function of the BrrrManager.

  • To get the price of BRRR for buying BRRR use BrrrManager.getPrice(true)

  • To get the price of BRRR for selling BRRR use BrrrManager.getPrice(false)

The price of BRRR factors in the pending PnL of the open long and short positions.

If you are calculating the pending PnL for shorts manually please use the brrrManager.shortsTracker.globalShortAveragePrices value instead of the vault.globalShortAveragePrices value.

Transferring Staked BRRR​

When BRRR is bought it is automatically staked and when it is sold it is automatically unstaked, for integrations adding BRRR the TransferStakedBrrr contract can be used to transfer staked BRRR tokens.

TransferStakedBrrr behaves like a regular ERC20 token, the user can call approve on it to approve your contract, then your contract can call transferFrom to transfer the BRRR tokens to any receiving account or contract. When transferring, the TransfeStakedBrrr contract will unstake BRRR from the user and stake the BRRR for the receiving account, the receiving account or contract would then start earning rewards which can be compounded or claimed by calling handleRewards on the RewardRouter contract.

Staking​

The BrrrRewardRouter contract handles the necessary actions needed for staking in a single transaction.

When buying BRRR:

  • The RewardRouter sends the funds to be deposited to the BrrrManager and mints BRRR tokens

  • The RewardRouter then deposits the BRRR tokens to the FeeBrrrTracker which distributes ETH to the staked tokens

To get the deposit balances for an account you can use RewardTracker.depositBalances(account, token), or RewardReader.getDepositBalances(account, depositTokens, rewardTrackers).

To get claimable rewards you can use RewardReader.getStakingInfo(account rewardTrackers), this returns an array of uint256 values in the order:

  • Claimable rewards

  • Amount of reward token distribution per second

  • Average staked amount for account

  • Total rewards distributed to account

  • Total staked tokens in the rewardTracker

Transferring a Referral Code​

Steps to transfer a referral code:

  • Get the hash of the referral code using an online tool. Make sure to append 0x to the front of whatever hash is generated. e.g. the hash of "code" would be "0x2dc081a8d6d4714c79b5abd2e9b08c3a33b4ef1dcf946ef8b8cf6c495014f47b"

  • Open the ReferralStorage contract in a block explorer, using the ReferralStorage links above

  • Navigate to the "Write Contract" tab

  • Click "Connect to Web3" and connect the account that owns the referral code

  • Click on "setCodeOwner" and key in the hash from step 1 for code, key in the new owner address for newAccount

  • Click on "Write" to send the transaction

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