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Presently, users trading on Rubicon can have leftover "dust" from transactions in their wallets. This represents a small amount of wei (usually a 1 at the last decimal place) - it is most apparent on "Max" trades in which a user wants to trade all of their tokens in a swap, for example.
This is annoying from a UX perspective and an on-chain solution should be implemented to handle dust better. I see two paths that could offer solutions:
Add max function wrappers that take a user's entire balance of whatever token they are trading and handles dust logic
Pool user dust somewhere that is not the user wallet after the transaction
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Presently, users trading on Rubicon can have leftover "dust" from transactions in their wallets. This represents a small amount of wei (usually a 1 at the last decimal place) - it is most apparent on "Max" trades in which a user wants to trade all of their tokens in a swap, for example.
This is annoying from a UX perspective and an on-chain solution should be implemented to handle dust better. I see two paths that could offer solutions:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: