@1delta/margin-fetcher 5.0.84 → 5.0.85
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- package/dist/index.js +47 -0
- package/dist/index.js.map +1 -1
- package/package.json +6 -6
package/dist/index.js
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@@ -53151,6 +53151,53 @@ var SINGLE_CHAIN_ENTRIES = {
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yieldKey: STHUSD_KEY
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}
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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// Arc (5042) — Circle's USDC-gas L1, mainnet 2026-09-16. One row: Huma's
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// PST, bridged in over Chainlink CCIP the same day.
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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"5042": [
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{
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// Huma **PST**, bridged to Arc. Same asset and same trust story as the
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// chain-1 row (see it for the product); what differs is the SHAPE of
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// the exit. On Ethereum PST has $16M of DEX depth, so the row is
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// `secondaryMarketOnly`. Here it has NONE: KyberSwap answers
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// `route not found` for PST on Arc while routing USDC→WETH fine, and
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// at integration the whole bridged supply (441,548 PST, ≈ $500k) sat
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// inside the one listed Morpho Blue PST/USDC market — the Theo-on-
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// Stable shape, where a `via: 'swap'` route would advertise depth that
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// does not exist. So `isMintable: false` (a CCIP `BurnMintERC20` has
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// no mint function) and NOT `secondaryMarketOnly`: the only way in or
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// out is the bridge back to Solana. Flip the flag when a venue appears.
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//
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// Priced by Chainlink's **"PSTUSDC / USDC Exchange Rate"** proxy
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// `0x1abf15e8…` on Arc — the feed the Morpho market's oracle wraps as
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// `BASE_FEED_1`, so the earn row and the lending row agree. 6 decimals
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// TODAY; TRAP: its round history is NOT uniformly scaled — rounds 1
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// to ~100 (2026-06-19 → 06-23) answered at 12 decimals
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// (`1111266641610`) before the feed settled at 6 — so never derive a
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// rate from this feed's history. The rate is `humaPstFetcher`, which
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// measures the Ethereum feed; PST accrues identically on every chain
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// (1.132518 here vs 1.132511 on Ethereum at the same hour).
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reader: "nav-oracle",
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solvency: "nav-attested",
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address: "0xa6db07ebf438d91aa653746fc05523e435645525",
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underlying: "0x3600000000000000000000000000000000000000",
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// USDC (ERC-20)
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priceOracle: "0x1abf15e82566d274bf8722ac3e42fc3c79304051",
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priceOracleDecimals: 6,
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symbol: "PST",
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brand: "Huma",
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description: "Huma's PayFi Strategy Token, bridged to Arc over Chainlink CCIP: a share of Huma 2.0's USDC pool on Solana, funding short-dated cross-border payment receivables nearly all originated by Arf, a Huma affiliate; the fee is paid as a rising PST price set by Huma's oracle and relayed by Chainlink. There is no mint, no redemption and no trading venue on Arc: the only way in or out is bridging back to Solana, where redemption is an operator-settled request under a daily cap. Backing is unsecured receivables credit with a small first-loss cover.",
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decimals: 6,
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underlyingDecimals: 6,
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isRebasing: false,
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isMintable: false,
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withdrawalMode: "request-based",
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withdrawalCooldownSeconds: 7 * 86400,
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yieldFetcher: humaPstFetcher,
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yieldKey: HUMA_PST_KEY
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}
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],
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"4663": [
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{
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// Spark Vaults V2 spUSDG on Robinhood Chain — the first V2 vault
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