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+ # Description
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+ What does this PR do, how, and why?
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+ ## Risk Surface
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+ What new trust boundary, failure mode, operational dependency, or integration caveat does this PR introduce or remove?
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+ ## RISKS.md Impact
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+ - [ ] No runtime, admin, deployment, or integration risk surface changed
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+ - [ ] Updated this repo's `RISKS.md`
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+ - [ ] Updated `/v6/evm/RISKS.md` because ecosystem behavior changed
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+ - [ ] If no `RISKS.md` update was needed, I explained why in this PR
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+ Reference: [`/v6/evm/docs/RISKS_MAINTENANCE.md`](../docs/RISKS_MAINTENANCE.md)
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+ ## Checklist
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+ - [ ] Tests cover the behavior change
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+ - [ ] Code is natspec'd where needed
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+ - [ ] Code is linted and formatted
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+ - [ ] I ran the relevant tests locally
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+ - [ ] I checked for stale docs and updated them where needed
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+ - [ ] `STYLE_GUIDE.md` is adhered to — no lint errors, warnings, or notes
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+ - [ ] No build errors, warnings, or notes
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+ ## Interactions
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+ These changes impact the following contracts or docs:
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+ - Directly:
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+ - Indirectly:
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+ pull_request:
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+ push:
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+ branches:
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+ jobs:
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+ forge-test:
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+ runs-on: ubuntu-latest
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+ steps:
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+ - uses: actions/checkout@v4
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+ with:
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+ submodules: recursive
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+ - name: Install Foundry
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+ uses: foundry-rs/foundry-toolchain@v1
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+ - name: Check linting
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+ run: forge fmt --check
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+ name: publish
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+ on:
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+ push:
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+ branches:
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+ - main
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+ jobs:
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+ publish:
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+ runs-on: ubuntu-latest
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+ steps:
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+ - uses: actions/checkout@v4
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+ - uses: actions/setup-node@v4
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+ with:
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+ node-version: 22.4.x
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+ registry-url: https://registry.npmjs.org
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+ # This will fail if the version in package.json has not increased.
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+ - name: Publish to npm
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+ run: npm publish --access public
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+ env:
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+ NODE_AUTH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.NPM_TOKEN }}
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+ jobs:
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+ slither:
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+ submodules: recursive
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+ - uses: actions/setup-node@v4
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+ with:
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+ node-version: 22.4.x
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+ - name: Install npm dependencies
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+ run: npm install --omit=dev
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+ - name: Run Slither
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+ uses: crytic/slither-action@v0.3.1
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+ with:
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+ slither-config: slither-ci.config.json
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+ fail-on: medium
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+ name: test
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+ on:
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+ pull_request:
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+ branches:
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+ push:
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+ jobs:
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+ forge-test:
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+ runs-on: ubuntu-latest
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+ steps:
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+ - uses: actions/checkout@v4
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+ with:
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+ submodules: recursive
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+ - uses: actions/setup-node@v4
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+ with:
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+ node-version: 22.4.x
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+ - name: Install npm dependencies
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+ run: npm install --omit=dev
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+ - name: Install Foundry
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+ uses: foundry-rs/foundry-toolchain@v1
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+ - name: Run tests
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+ run: forge test --fail-fast --summary --detailed --skip "*/script/**"
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+ - name: Check contract sizes
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+ run: forge build --sizes --skip "*/test/**" --skip "*/script/**" --skip SphinxUtils
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+ [submodule "lib/forge-std"]
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+ path = lib/forge-std
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+ url = https://github.com/foundry-rs/forge-std
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+ # Administration
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+ ## At A Glance
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+ | Item | Details |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | Scope | Round-based vesting and distribution configuration |
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+ | Control posture | Mostly parameter- and caller-driven, with asset-specific authority checks |
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+ | Highest-risk actions | Bad deployment parameters, wrong funding assumptions, and stale snapshot timing |
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+ | Recovery posture | Some value can remain for future rounds, but bad parameters can brick an instance |
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+ ## Purpose
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+ `nana-distributor-v6` has less admin complexity than many sibling repos, but deployment parameters and funding assumptions still create real control risk.
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+ ## Control Model
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+ - vesting is mostly driven by deployment parameters and permissionless round starts
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+ - claim authority differs by distributor type
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+ - 721 forfeiture handling adds a separate recovery path not present in the token distributor
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+ ## Roles
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+ | Role | How Assigned | Scope | Notes |
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+ | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | Round starter | Any caller | Per distributor | Vesting is permissionless |
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+ | Token claimant | Encoded claimant address | Per token slot | Token distributor authority model |
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+ | NFT claimant | Current NFT owner | Per token ID | 721 distributor authority model |
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+ ## Privileged Surfaces
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+ - deployment parameters
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+ - funding flows
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+ - claim entrypoints with distributor-specific authority checks
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+ - 721 forfeiture release path
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+ ## Immutable And One-Way
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+ - bad constructor parameters can permanently make an instance unusable
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+ - snapshots define a round once taken
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+ - vested or collected value does not rewind
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+ ## Operational Notes
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+ - review round timing and vesting-round count before deployment
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+ - verify the distributor holds the correct asset before starting rounds
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+ - do not assume token and 721 variants behave identically
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+ ## Recovery
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+ - unclaimed value can remain for future rounds
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+ - 721 forfeiture release can recycle some value
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+ - bad deployment parameters usually require a new distributor instance
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+ ## Admin Boundaries
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+ - this repo does not create upstream entitlement logic
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+ - permissionless vesting means operators do not fully control snapshot timing
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+ - the distributor cannot make a missing or wrong stake source correct
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+ ## Source Map
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+ - `src/JBDistributor.sol`
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+ - `src/JBTokenDistributor.sol`
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+ - `src/JB721Distributor.sol`
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+ # Architecture
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+ ## Purpose
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+ `nana-distributor-v6` provides round-based vesting and claiming for already-owned assets. It supports both `IVotes`-based ERC-20 distributions and 721-based distributions without becoming a treasury or accounting layer.
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+ ## System Overview
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+ `JBDistributor` is the shared vesting engine. `JBTokenDistributor` changes stake measurement to checkpointed voting power. `JB721Distributor` changes stake measurement to checkpointed voting power from the hook's `CHECKPOINTS()` module, ensuring only NFTs held at round start are eligible.
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+ Both variants can be used as `IJBSplitHook` receivers.
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+ ## Core Invariants
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+ - snapshot timing must stay coherent
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+ - tracked funded balance must cover current vesting obligations
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+ - claim authority must match the distributor type
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+ - 721 forfeiture handling must not over-allocate or burn value accidentally
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+ - token and 721 variants must preserve the same core vesting math
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+ ## Modules
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+ | Module | Responsibility | Notes |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | `JBDistributor` | Shared rounds, vesting, snapshots, and claims | Economic core |
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+ | `JBTokenDistributor` | ERC-20 distribution using `IVotes` checkpoints | Token stake source |
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+ | `JB721Distributor` | NFT distribution using checkpointed voting power | 721 stake source |
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+ ## Trust Boundaries
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+ - split-hook caller authentication depends on `JBDirectory`
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+ - `JBTokenDistributor` trusts `IVotes` checkpoint history
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+ - `JB721Distributor` trusts the 721 hook's `CHECKPOINTS()` module for historical voting power and the store for tier metadata
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+ - upstream entitlement logic still lives outside this repo
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+ ## Critical Flows
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+ ### Begin Vesting
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+ ```text
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+ funded distributor
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+ -> begin a round
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+ -> snapshot stake and tracked balance for that round
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+ -> record vesting entries for the requested token IDs
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+ ```
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+ ### Collect
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+ ```text
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+ claimant
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+ -> prove authority for the token ID or encoded claimant slot
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+ -> compute unlocked share
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+ -> transfer the vested amount
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+ ```
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+ ## Accounting Model
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+ This repo owns vesting-round accounting. It does not own upstream treasury accounting or entitlement creation.
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+ The main variables are snapshot balance, total vesting amount, and the stake source used to split each round.
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+ ## Security Model
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+ - wrong snapshots can misallocate a whole round
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+ - bad constructor parameters can brick a distributor instance
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+ - split-funding caller assumptions matter because `processSplitWith` distinguishes pull and pre-sent flows
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+ - 721 and token variants intentionally differ in authority and forfeiture behavior
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+ ## Safe Change Guide
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+ - review snapshot timing and vesting math together
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+ - if claim authority changes, re-check both distributor variants separately
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+ - if funding semantics change, test terminal-style and controller-style flows explicitly
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+ ## Canonical Checks
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+ - token distribution behavior:
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+ `test/JBTokenDistributor.t.sol`
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+ - 721 distribution behavior:
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+ `test/JB721Distributor.t.sol`
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+ - 721 invariants:
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+ `test/invariant/JB721DistributorInvariant.t.sol`
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+ ## Source Map
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+ - `src/JBDistributor.sol`
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+ - `src/JBTokenDistributor.sol`
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+ - `src/JB721Distributor.sol`
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+ - `src/interfaces/IJBDistributor.sol`
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+ # Audit Instructions
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+ This repo is a shared vesting engine plus two concrete distributor variants. Audit it as payout logic whose main risks are snapshot timing, stake measurement, and funding assumptions.
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+ ## Audit Objective
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+ Find issues that:
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+ - misallocate rewards because the snapshot or stake source is wrong
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+ - break vesting or claiming because parameters are invalid
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+ - let caller or claim authority drift from the intended model
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+ - make split-funding assumptions unsafe
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+ ## Scope
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+ In scope:
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+ - `src/JBDistributor.sol`
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+ - `src/JBTokenDistributor.sol`
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+ - `src/JB721Distributor.sol`
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+ - interfaces and structs under `src/`
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+ ## Start Here
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+ 1. `src/JBDistributor.sol`
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+ 2. `src/JBTokenDistributor.sol`
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+ 3. `src/JB721Distributor.sol`
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+ ## Security Model
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+ The shared distributor:
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+ - snapshots balance and stake for a round
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+ - tracks vesting obligations
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+ - lets authorized claimants collect what has unlocked
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+ The concrete variants only change how stake and claimant authority are measured.
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+ ## Critical Invariants
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+ 1. Snapshot and stake source stay coherent.
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+ A round should not allocate more or less than the chosen stake source supports.
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+ 2. Tracked balance covers vesting obligations.
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+ Current and future vesting must reconcile with funded inventory.
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+ 3. Claim authority matches distributor type.
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+ The token and 721 variants must enforce their distinct authority models correctly.
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+ ## Verification
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+ - `npm install`
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+ - `forge build`
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+ - `forge test`
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+ # Changelog
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+ ## 0.0.1
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+ Initial release of the Juicebox V6 distributor system.
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+ ### Features
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+ - **JBDistributor**: Abstract base contract with round-based distribution and configurable linear vesting.
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+ - **JBTokenDistributor**: Singleton distributor for IVotes-compatible ERC-20 tokens. Stake weight = delegated voting power at round start.
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+ - **JB721Distributor**: Singleton distributor for JB 721 NFT holders. Stake weight = tier's `votingUnits`. Burned NFTs excluded from stake; forfeited rewards reclaimable.
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+ - Both implement `IJBSplitHook` for direct integration with Juicebox payout splits.
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+ - Linear vesting over configurable number of rounds.
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+ - Fee-on-transfer token support via balance-delta pattern.
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+ - Native ETH distribution support.
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+ MIT License
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+ Copyright (c) 2024 Bananapus
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+ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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+ of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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+ in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
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+ to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
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+ copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
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+ furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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+ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
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+ copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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+ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
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+ IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
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+ FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
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+ AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
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+ LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
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+ OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
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+ # Juicebox Distributor
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+ `@bananapus/distributor-v6` distributes ERC-20 balances or 721 token inventories to many recipients under round-based vesting rules. It is a payout utility package for Juicebox-adjacent flows, not a protocol accounting layer.
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+ Architecture: [ARCHITECTURE.md](./ARCHITECTURE.md)
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+ User journeys: [USER_JOURNEYS.md](./USER_JOURNEYS.md)
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+ Skills: [SKILLS.md](./SKILLS.md)
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+ Risks: [RISKS.md](./RISKS.md)
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+ Administration: [ADMINISTRATION.md](./ADMINISTRATION.md)
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+ Audit instructions: [AUDIT_INSTRUCTIONS.md](./AUDIT_INSTRUCTIONS.md)
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+ ## Overview
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+ This repo provides reusable distributors for teams that need deterministic post-funding or post-mint distribution.
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+ The package separates distribution mechanics by asset type:
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+ - `JBDistributor` coordinates shared round and vesting logic
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+ - `JBTokenDistributor` distributes ERC-20 balances using `IVotes` checkpointed voting power
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+ - `JB721Distributor` distributes value to 721 holders using checkpointed voting power, ensuring only holders at round start are eligible
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+ Both concrete distributors implement `IJBSplitHook`, which makes them usable directly from Juicebox payout splits.
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+ Use this repo when the problem is "how do we distribute already-owned assets over time?" Do not use it when the problem is project accounting, treasury settlement, or terminal execution.
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+ If the issue is "where did the project's value come from?" start in `nana-core-v6`, `nana-721-hook-v6`, or the upstream repo that minted or received the assets first.
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+ ## Key Contracts
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+ | Contract | Role |
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+ | `JBDistributor` | Shared round-based vesting, claiming, and accounting logic. |
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+ | `JBTokenDistributor` | ERC-20 distributor keyed to `IVotes` checkpointed voting power. |
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+ | `JB721Distributor` | NFT-aware distributor keyed to checkpointed voting power from the hook's `CHECKPOINTS()` module. Only NFTs held at round start are eligible. |
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+ ## Mental Model
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+ 1. a project funds the distributor, often through a payout split
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+ 2. a vesting round begins and snapshots the eligible stake state
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+ 3. recipients collect their pro-rata share as that round vests
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+ 4. some unclaimable value can be reclaimed through explicit recovery paths, depending on the distributor type
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+ This repo does not explain why an allocation exists. It only defines how funded inventory is handed out.
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+ ## Read These Files First
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+ 1. `src/interfaces/IJBDistributor.sol`
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+ 2. `src/JBDistributor.sol`
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+ 3. `src/JBTokenDistributor.sol`
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+ 4. `src/JB721Distributor.sol`
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+ ## Integration Traps
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+ - distribution correctness depends on the distributor actually holding the assets it is expected to vest
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+ - ERC-20 and ERC-721 distributions share a mental model, but their edge cases are different
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+ - `releaseForfeitedRewards` matters for 721 distributions; token-vote distributions do not have the same burned-token path
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+ - snapshot timing is part of the trusted surface
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+ - this repo settles distributions, but it does not prove the upstream entitlement math was correct
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+ ## Where State Lives
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+ - round and vesting state: `JBDistributor`
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+ - token snapshot inputs: `JBTokenSnapshotData`
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+ - vesting schedule state: `JBVestingData`
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+ - asset-specific claim behavior: the concrete distributor
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+ ## High-Signal Tests
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+ 1. `test/JBTokenDistributor.t.sol`
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+ 3. `test/invariant/JB721DistributorInvariant.t.sol`
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+ ## Install
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install @bananapus/distributor-v6
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+ ```
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+ ## Development
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+ ```bash
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+ forge build
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+ forge test
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+ ```
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+ Useful scripts:
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+ - `npm run deploy:mainnets`
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+ - `npm run deploy:testnets`
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+ ## Repository Layout
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+ ```text
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+ src/
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+ JBDistributor.sol
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+ JBTokenDistributor.sol
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+ JB721Distributor.sol
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+ interfaces/
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+ test/
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+ token, 721, and invariant coverage
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+ script/
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+ Deploy.s.sol
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+ ```
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+ ## Risks And Notes
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+ - distributors are only as trustworthy as the vesting parameters and funding they receive
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+ - operational mistakes often come from funding the wrong asset or underfunding the distributor
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+ - teams should review claim timing and snapshot assumptions with the same care they review the payout source
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+ ## For AI Agents
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+ - Treat this repo as distribution plumbing, not as the source of upstream entitlement math.
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+ - Read both the ERC-20 and ERC-721 tests before claiming the flows are equivalent.
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+ # Distributor Risk Register
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+ This file covers the shared vesting engine in `JBDistributor` and the two concrete payout-split receivers, `JB721Distributor` and `JBTokenDistributor`.
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+ ## How To Use This File
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+ - Read `Priority risks` first. Those are the failure modes with the highest payout-integrity impact.
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+ - Treat the shared `JBDistributor` logic as the economic core.
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+ - Use `Invariants to verify` as the minimum test envelope before routing live splits through a distributor.
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+ ## Priority Risks
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+ | Priority | Risk | Why it matters | Primary controls |
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+ | P0 | Wrong stake snapshot or stale stake source | A bad stake reading misallocates rewards for an entire round. | Snapshot review, invariants, and careful integration with the chosen hook or `IVotes` token. |
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+ | P1 | Zero-stake or bad-parameter deployment | Bad constructor inputs or zero total stake can make core flows revert. | Deployment-time validation and operator runbooks. |
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+ | P1 | Split funding trust mismatch | `processSplitWith` distinguishes terminal-style pull flows from controller-style pre-sent flows. | Restrict callers and test both paths. |
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+ ## 1. Trust Assumptions
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+ - **`JBDirectory` is trusted.**
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+ - **Stake sources are trusted.**
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+ - **Deployment parameters must be sane.**
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+ ## 2. Economic Risks
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+ - **Round snapshot timing has a zero-balance edge case.**
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+ - **Unclaimed value stays in the pool.**
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+ - **Partial-round claims are linear, not cliff-based.**
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+ - **Forfeited 721 rewards are recycled, not burned.**
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+ - **Undelegated `IVotes` balances can dilute participation.**
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+ ## 3. Access Control And Caller Risks
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+ - **Vesting is permissionless.**
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+ - **Claim authority differs by distributor type.**
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+ - **721 claim batches are brittle to invalid token IDs.**
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+ - **Forfeiture release is effectively 721-only.**
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+ - **Split-hook entry is tightly gated.**
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+ ## 4. DoS And Liveness Risks
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+ - **Zero stake reverts vesting.**
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+ - **Zero distributable balance reverts vesting.** The `beginVesting` call reverts with `JBDistributor_NothingToDistribute` if the distributable balance for a token is zero.
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+ - **Bad constructor parameters can brick the instance.**
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+ - **Resolver or token callback failures can block collection.**
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+ ## 5. Integration Risks
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+ - **Controller-vs-terminal split funding heuristic matters.**
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+ - **Fee-on-transfer handling uses balance-delta accounting.** Both terminal-pull and controller-pre-send paths measure `balanceAfter - balanceBefore` to credit the actual received amount.
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+ - **721 stake weights depend on checkpointed voting power at round start.** The `CHECKPOINTS()` module must be deployed and delegates must be set before the round snapshot block, or stakers receive zero weight.
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+ - **721 vesting and claiming treat burned tokens differently.**
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+ - **Checkpoint availability matters for both `IVotes` token distributors and 721 distributors.**
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+ - **Token distributor rejects token IDs with non-zero upper bits** (above 160) to prevent aliasing to the same staker address.
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+ ## 6. Invariants To Verify
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+ - collections plus remaining vesting plus future distributable balance never exceed tracked funded balance
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+ - non-zero round snapshots stay stable within a round
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+ - `latestVestedIndexOf` advances contiguously
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+ - burned NFTs are excluded from 721 stake (via zero checkpointed votes) and only recycled through the explicit forfeiture path
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+ - only the encoded address can collect from the token distributor
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+ ## 7. Accepted Behaviors
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+ ### 7.1 Anyone can trigger a round snapshot
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+ ### 7.2 Rewards can remain undistributed when stake is missing
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+ If some potential participants have zero effective stake for a round, the corresponding value stays in the distributor for future rounds.
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+ # Juicebox Distributor
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+ ## Use This File For
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+ - Use this file when the task involves round-based vesting, split-hook distribution, or snapshot-based payout allocation.
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+ - Start here, then decide whether the issue is in shared vesting logic, `IVotes`-based stake measurement, or 721-based stake measurement.
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+ ## Read This Next
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+ | If you need... | Open this next |
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+ | Repo overview and architecture | [`README.md`](./README.md), [`ARCHITECTURE.md`](./ARCHITECTURE.md) |
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+ | Shared vesting engine | [`src/JBDistributor.sol`](./src/JBDistributor.sol), [`src/interfaces/IJBDistributor.sol`](./src/interfaces/IJBDistributor.sol) |
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+ | Token distributor behavior | [`src/JBTokenDistributor.sol`](./src/JBTokenDistributor.sol) |
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+ | 721 distributor behavior | [`src/JB721Distributor.sol`](./src/JB721Distributor.sol) |
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+ | Types and structs | [`src/structs/`](./src/structs/) |
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+ | Main tests | [`test/JBTokenDistributor.t.sol`](./test/JBTokenDistributor.t.sol), [`test/JB721Distributor.t.sol`](./test/JB721Distributor.t.sol), [`test/invariant/JB721DistributorInvariant.t.sol`](./test/invariant/JB721DistributorInvariant.t.sol) |
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+ ## Repo Map
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+ | Area | Where to look |
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+ | Main contracts | [`src/`](./src/) |
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+ | Structs and interfaces | [`src/structs/`](./src/structs/), [`src/interfaces/`](./src/interfaces/) |
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+ | Tests | [`test/`](./test/) |
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+ ## Purpose
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+ Shared vesting and distribution engine for ERC-20 and 721-based payout flows.
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+ ## Working Rules
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+ - Start in [`src/JBDistributor.sol`](./src/JBDistributor.sol) for shared round logic.
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+ - Treat snapshot timing as part of correctness.
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+ - `JBTokenDistributor` and `JB721Distributor` share a vesting engine but not the same ownership model.
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+ - Verify the distributor actually holds the asset it is meant to vest before reasoning about payout correctness.