Yield Gets Real.

We have made some more security improvements to the new isolated production infrastructure by moving production hosted zone into the corresponding environment.

The current logic works in such a way that during the delay period, the boosts from the NFT or BDR are divided into a delay and a normal part.

At the moment of transition from delay period to claimable period – we use the final MNT index of the market in order to separate the delay part for the period, but delayEndIndex is taken from the market storage, i.e. no boosts will affect it, and as a result, the delay part is calculated only for diff = delayEndIndex – lastMntUserIndex, and the boost is calculated without any correction factors.

We are moving our services to the private subnet in order to follow security guidelines. ECS and Lambda services will be able to reach the database from the private subnet via the private endpoint (restricted IP addresses).

We have fixed the deploy scripts, deploy configs, and deploy checks according to current Solidity Architecture. We have also enabled CI pipelines for deployment checks.

We have set up the CI/CD for production off-chain services. The new CD pipeline will update the containers with each commit along with a Slack notification.

We have added the relative time instead of absolute time for the vesting schedule with a condition that vesting schedule has not been started in the past. 

We have added some backend API changes as it was necessary for the new contract architecture. The changes will soon be reflected in the new documentation. 

We are adding AML integration to the MNT contract using a dedicated API that will allow the AML contract to define whether or not the user is blocked specifically for MNT operations such as transfers.

Currently, the Approve and Supply needs two separate transactions. We plan to do both of these in one single transaction using a Multicall feature that uses signed data within the Supply transaction to approve the allowance.

Customers can now close the Connect Wallet modal if they opened with a direct link. For logged in customers, the app page is loaded and the Connect Wallet modal opens automatically.

We have added a dedicated transaction cost calculation mechanism for liquidation transactions. There are three different transaction costs involved, i.e., the weight of the liquidation transaction + exchange transaction + protocolInterest replenishment transaction. The new mechanism will involve the subsequent adjustment of the algorithm to make it more efficient.

We have added infinite scrolling with a scroll bar in the table that displays all the transaction history of the user in case the data doesn’t fit on a single page. Instead of moving across several pages, users can see everything in one place.

We are refining the Net APY formula in the protocol calculations to include net annual rate across all the markets and added a filter that displays the correct value on the front-end UI.

In addition to USD denominated positions, users can now see their positions in any of their designated crypto assets, which include BTC, ETH, or any supported asset in users’ portfolio.

We have added a dynamic time selector for three charts: Market Historical Yield, Total Returns, and Total Net APY. Users can switch between yearly, monthly, and daily charts, based on the availability of data.

To make Minterest protocol easier to interact with and used by other devs and tools, we build APIs with comprehensive documentation.

We are improving our indexer API logging to allow us to have all the useful information upon calling different endpoints. The new indexer-API service will print information about all the requests.

We have added a failsafe mechanism in our indexer that pulls NFT data from IPFS to avoid getting errors that occur occasionally during the parsing of NFT data.

We are adding admin modifiers to the Chainlink oracle feed contract that allows us to implement a fallback oracle provider to get MNT price on the mainnet.

We have added a new feature into our charts where Y-axis will display negative values and an UI enhancement where larger values do not go beyond the chart labels to make them better readable.

Our markets overview page is now responsive in accordance with the design changes that is more seamless and intuitive for customers on mobile and tablet.

We have added a new borrowing model that adds a hard cap on the borrowing limit. When a customer enters a larger amount, he is restricted to the MAX borrowing limit set by the protocol on a pool-by-pool basis.

We have added a new feature under the portfolio dashboard where we will display smaller amounts (less than $1,000,000) up to 2 decimal places and completely omit the decimal places if the amount is larger than $1,000,000. 

We are improving the flow for our production environment by setting up CI/CD pipelines to automate the stages of the production environment that will give us better control from integration and testing phases to delivery and deployment.

We have added three new sorting rules where customers can see larger markets on top. Customers can sort by Total Lent, Total Borrowed, and under their portfolio dashboard, they can sort by LENT so they can see bigger markets first.

The Minterest admin role can now disable borrowing functionality for selected markets to allow for liquidity build up within those markets before borrowing action is performed.

WalletConnect has been integrated as part of our wallet integration roadmap. Undertaking wallet-triggered blockchain transactions with WalletConnect to verify the flow.

The swap router algorithm has been re-written to improve swapping of exchange pairs more efficient. Undertaking current unit testing.

A new feature has been added that allows the withdrawal of all the possible MNT sources, which include available MNT wallet tokens, staked tokens, and vested tokens

Major UX improvements have been made in the desktop version of the app for a more snappy and intuitive experience.

Ledger Wallet has been integrated as part of our wallet integration roadmap. More wallet integrations to be announced soon.