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I have a few questions / suggestions promoted by the current wave of gas madness (a claim at 100 gas and $1,200 = $15):
Is it possible to use the same claim contract each month, so if a contributor can wait and then make a single claim that may cover multiple months?
Could contributors as for a months reward to be deferred until a later month?
Could the rewards be paid on Loopring L2? I believe that any ERC20 can be moved to Loopring. It’s possibly more work for to administer (individual transactions to send rather than deploy the claim contract). but contributors then have the token in a L2 wallet to hold / trade (we may decide to incentivise a L2 loopring AMM for INDEX.
Cheers
OA
Quick edit, It may be worth doing the creative competition on loopring as well…
Tagging @ncitron as the creator of the website Claim function to answer question 1 (and possibly 3).
As for 2, that isn’t a problem, some claimants have been deferred to Jan as they didn’t respond in time this month. It just needs tracking in the gdocs.
So as it is currently setup, claiming multiple months at a time is not possible. We could attempt to write a new contract that allows for this, but it would likely be even less gas efficient, as the current contract we use (a merkle distributor), is incredibly efficient on gas.
As for question 3, it would certainly be possible, but there would be some downsides. To start, loopring does not allow us to deploy arbitrary smart contracts, meaning we could not be able to use a merkle distributor or even a multisig to send out the rewards. This means we would have to trust someone to custody the funds on loopring in an EOA.
I made this tutorial. It’s in French, but you can probably use Google trad. yGift — Cryptouf
I’m not sure we have something in English yet.
Basically you create an yGift (the creation can be expensive) . And only one wallet can claim what is inside. But everybody can tip and add money to the yGift. So for recurrent grants is very useful. And other members can also tip contributors