The Vaultinator Facet is the core component of the Vaultinator Protocol that provides vault management functionality. This document outlines the technical implementation details, including the contract architecture, function specifications, storage layout, and security considerations.
Contract Architecture
The Vaultinator Facet follows the Diamond Standard (EIP-2535) pattern and is implemented as the primary facet of the Vaultinator Diamond. It manages vaults, assets, and access control for the entire protocol.
The Vaultinator Facet uses the Diamond Storage pattern to store its state. The storage layout is defined in the LibVaultinatorStorage library.
Events
The Vaultinator Facet emits the following events:
Security Considerations
Reentrancy Protection
The Vaultinator Facet uses a reentrancy guard to prevent reentrancy attacks. All external functions that interact with other contracts are protected by the reentrancy guard.
Access Control
The Vaultinator Facet uses role-based access control to restrict access to certain functions. The access control is implemented through the vaultUserRoles mapping and the admins mapping.
Pause Mechanism
The Vaultinator Facet includes a pause mechanism that allows administrators to pause all operations in case of an emergency.
Ownership Transfer
The Vaultinator Facet includes a secure ownership transfer mechanism to prevent accidental transfers.
Vault Ownership Transfer
The Vaultinator Facet includes a secure vault ownership transfer mechanism.
Integration with Other Facets
The Vaultinator Facet is the core facet of the protocol and integrates with all other facets:
Yieldinator Facet: For yield generation
Collatinator Facet: For collateralized lending
Stakinator Facet: For staking
Yieldinator Integration
Collatinator Integration
Stakinator Integration
Multi-Chain Support
The Vaultinator Facet includes support for cross-chain vault management, allowing users to manage assets across multiple blockchains.
Cross-Chain Vault Creation
Cross-Chain Asset Transfer
Vault Types
The Vaultinator Facet supports multiple vault types:
Personal Vault
Personal vaults are owned by a single user and can be managed by that user and any authorized users.
Multisig Vault
Multisig vaults require multiple signatures to perform certain operations.
DAO Vault
DAO vaults are governed by token holders and use a voting mechanism for decision-making.
Conclusion
The Vaultinator Facet is the core component of the Vaultinator Protocol that enables users to create and manage vaults for their assets. Its modular design, security features, and integration with other facets make it a flexible and robust solution for asset management.