Your withdrawal history is on your node page now.
Every withdrawal, with the amount, the transaction and when it happened. Same for any node, at https://t.co/zLiszQN07F.
This was missing because we had never indexed withdrawals at all. The table was there from the first migration and nothing ever wrote to it. Last week that made balances wrong; we fixed those by reading the contract instead. This fills in the history behind them.
376 withdrawals across the whole life of the contract, which is the same number the chain reports.
Withdrawals emit an event, so all of it came back in one call. Payments do not emit anything, which is why finding those is the hard part and this was not.
https://t.co/fN0zUJTLcP
@_Keelmark Makes sense. But how do you verify that the distinct payer addresses represent genuine independent users rather than Sybil wallets controlled by the same entity?
Itβs a good question.
The APY on rETH comes from the creator fees generated by the $ROXX token we launched. That fee revenue is used to support the yield paid to rETH holders.
The model is directly tied to trading activity. If trading activity increases, creator fees increase and the yield can increase as well. If activity decreases, the yield can decrease too. Weβre not going to pretend otherwise
the APY is variable and depends on the fees the ecosystem generates.
Weβd rather be transparent about where the yield comes from than promise a number that isnβt sustainable.
@TryRoxxApp Can you explain exactly where the 8% APY is coming from? What is the actual source of the yield, and what happens to the APY if thereβs no new capital entering the protocol?