Basically yVaults for sushi-swap's $SUSHI.
Deposit $SUSHI into the contract, and you get gSushi, a "grazing sushi" that will attempt to yield farm $SUSHI. Note that holding gSushi means that you're exposed to impermenant loss, as it provides liquidity to the ETH/SUSHI Univ2 pool behind the scenes to farm more $SUSHI.
TL;DR: Hold gSUSHI if you're trying to accrue more $SUSHI.
- SushiFarm 0xA0508a94848fc6c1bed5597905cD7d2bbA4A959a
- gSushi 0x339d73f9a0fbd064ea81f274437760a9db934806
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Only callable every hour. Harvests the SUSHI profits from the UNIV2-SUSHI-ETH pool. Function caller gets 0.05% of the profits to compensate for GAS.
harvest()Converts normal $SUSHI into gSushi. (Sushi that grazes).
deposit(uint256 _amount)depositAll()Converts your gSushi (sushi that grazes) for normal SUSHI.
withdraw(uint256 _shares)withdrawAll()How much $SUSHI does 1 gSUSHI yield?
i.e. 1 gSUSHI = X SUSHI
getGSushiOverSushiRatio()# Ether.js default Infura provider
export DAPP_TEST_BALANCE_CREATE=10000000000000000000000000
dapp test --rpc-url https://mainnet.infura.io/v3/84842078b09946638c03157f83405213