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Minswap Labs has been working on Minswap V2 since before it was announced in November 2023 at the Cardano Summit. This new Smart Contract brings a set of improvements in scaling, composability, new features and more which you can find here.
Migration to a new Smart contract requires two main verticals:
Minswap V2 was audited twice, once by CertiK, and once by Anastasia Labs. In addition, a 30-day Bug Bounty was completed where Cardano developers had the chance to review the code, report bugs and get compensated. Here are the key resources for Minswap V2:
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Bug Bounty Findings: one minor level finding and one medium level finding were found. They have been addressed and updated in both Audit Reports above.
Liquidity migration to Minswap V2 can be performed in two ways:
Automated Migration: Users perform two transactions (withdrawal and deposit) via an interface. Migration supports LPv1 in both Wallet and Farm. Users can cancel transactions anytime.
Manual Migration: Recommended for large token amounts due to potential slippage and price volatility between V1 and V2 pools.
Assets: DAO owns 30% of MIN/ADA liquidity and other LP tokens (e.g., FLDT/ADA, INDY/ADA). All DAO-owned LP assets will be migrated to V2 after deployment.
Fee Experimentation: A Fee Committee has been informally set up to study Minswap V2 Fees. We suggest a period of experimentation for the 3 months after Minswap V2 launch where Batcher Fees are discounted 50%. Meaning the current 2 ADA Fee will be 1 ADA. The MIN Discount will apply in the same way as before, with the max discount being 25%. In other words, the batcher fee will range from 1 ADA to 0.75 ADA based on how many MIN tokens users hold (maximum discount of 0.25 ADA for 50,000 MIN).
Post-Discount Period: Once the 3 month period is over, a Proposal will be posted on the Minswap Forum to present the findings of the Fee Discount, establish a Fee management strategy and a Fee management committee with several responsibilities.