Threshold Network rewards Merkle distribution

Solidity contract and scripts for Threshold Network rewards distribution.

In the Cumulative Merkle Drop contract, each new token distribution replaces the previous one and contains the cumulative balances of all the participants. The cumulative claimed amount used in the contract will track the amount already claimed for each stake.

The distributions folder contains the reward distributions already released.

The src folder contains scripts to generate a new rewards distribution or to claim the rewards.

Installation

To run the scripts, it is needed to have installed node version > 18 and NPM.

npm install

NOTE: Scripts must be run from the repo root path, and not from the folder that contains them.

Claiming rewards script

We encourage you to use the Threshold Network dashboard to claim staking rewards.

Alternatively, you can use the HardHat task claim-rewards:

A .env file must be set with the following parameters:

MAINNET_PRIVATE_KEY=<CLAIMER_ACCOUNT_PRIVATE_KEY>
MAINNET_RPC_URL=https://eth-mainnet.g.alchemy.com/v2/<API_KEY>
FORKING_URL=https://eth-mainnet.g.alchemy.com/v2/<API_KEY>

• MAINNET_PRIVATE_KEY: the private key of the claimer account. Any Ethereum account can claim the rewards, regardless of whether this account belongs to the Threshold Network or not. Note that staking rewards will be sent to its beneficiary address, and not to the claimer account. Claiming will spend some gas to make the transactions, so the claimer account must have some ether.
• MAINNET_RPC_URL: Alchemy or Infura are recommended.
• FORKING_URL is optional since it is used only for testing the claiming in the HardHat local network. It is necessary to use an archive node, so Alchemy is recommended.

Usage:

To get help:

npx hardhat claim-rewards --help

npx hardhat [--network <network>] claim-rewards [--beneficiary <address>] [--staking-provider <address>]

Examples:

• Claim rewards by staking provider address:

npx hardhat --network mainnet claim-rewards \
  --staking-provider 0xc2d9433D3dC58881a6F8e0A0448Ce191B838f7DA

• Claim rewards by beneficiary address. All the staking rewards with this address as beneficiary will be claimed:

npx hardhat --network mainnet claim-rewards \
  --beneficiary 0xB63853FaD9533AB4518dD1a5FA21bE2988D66508

• Combine staking provider and beneficiary:

npx hardhat --network mainnet claim-rewards \
  --staking-provider 0xc2d9433D3dC58881a6F8e0A0448Ce191B838f7DA \
  --beneficiary 0xB63853FaD9533AB4518dD1a5FA21bE2988D66508

• If no network is specified, the transaction will be executed in test mode: HardHat local network that forks with the mainnet current stake will be used. This can be useful to know if the transaction execution will be correct without actually sending the transaction.

npx hardhat claim-rewards \
  --staking-provider 0xc2d9433D3dC58881a6F8e0A0448Ce191B838f7DA

Rewards distribution generation script

A .env file must be set with the following parameters:

ETHERSCAN_TOKEN=<your Etherscan API token>

This script calculates the Threshold Network rewards earned during a specific period, adds them to the previous distributions, and generates a new distribution that contains the cumulative rewards.

Note that some script's parameters (rewards weights, start time, end time, last distribution path) must be replaced in the script before running it.

node src/scripts/gen_rewards_dist.js

Contributions

This script uses subgraphs for querying data about stakes and calculating the appropriate rewards. These subgraphs are queried using (graph-client)[https://thegraph.com/docs/en/querying/graph-client/README/] since this library supports auto-pagination, retry, fallback, etc.

Modification or addition of new subgraphs must be done in .graphclientrc.yml. Also, new queries must be added to this file in addition to src/script/graphql folder.

Every time the subgraph queries are modified, these must be recompiled:

yarn graphclient build --fileType json