VestingTokenFactory
The
VestingTokenFactory works as a beacon to proxy contracts that will delegate their logic to the VestingToken contract. This smart contract also acts as a manager for the fees collected by VestingToken transactions.Ownable: to allow access to write functions.IBeacon: to interact with theBeaconProxycontracts.IFeeManager: to store and provide information for the fee.
Necessary for the IBeacon. Has to point to the
VestingTokenFactory deployed implementation.Unvest DAO can set the Protocol Fee to any value between 0% and 5%.
This function ensures that the Protocol Fee cannot exceed 5%.This function allows the
Protocol Fee to be set to 0%.Exposes in a single call the current
feePercentage and current feeCollector.IFeeManager(managerAddress).feeData();
// Returns:
// struct FeeData {
// address feeCollector;
// uint64 feePercentage;
// }
For accessibility, this is a shortcut for
IFeeManager(managerAddress).feeData().feeCollectorFor accessibility, this is a shortcut for
IFeeManager(managerAddress).feeData().feePercentageunderlyingToken: address of the ERC20 that is associated with a deployedVestingToken
Since mistakes can be made when deploying a new contract, a malicious individual could deploy one, or the ERC20 just needs multiple Vesting strategies, the contract stores all addresses of deployed
VestingTokens and maps them to the underlyingToken's address.newFeeCollector: the new address that will be collectingVestingTokens.
Only the
owner of this contract can call this function.newFeePercentage: the new fee percentage that will be charged onVestingTokens' transfers.
Only the
feeCollector can call this function.name (string): name of the ERC20 that will be created.symbol (string): symbol of the ERC20 that will be created.underlyingTokenAddress (address): address of the ERC20 that is being locked in the newVestingTokencontract.milestonesArray (Milestone[]): array of the milestones that will describe the release behaviour of the newVestingTokencontract.
The contract is initialized with a name, symbol, the address of the underlying ERC20 token, and an array of milestones that describe the rules for releasing tokens.
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