Currently, I deploy a contract via a Factory contract for staking. Think of it like UniSwap pools without swapping, short term contracts that I want to destroy after their use is done. But I also want to reimburse the original stakers and distribute the rewards post staking. What is the logic I should be using here? The one idea I had was use a specific reimburse function - and then destroy the contract. Any better ideas?
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Maybe relevant for this ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/91453/…– RichardCommented Jan 14, 2022 at 10:05
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In general it's much safer to let the users pull the rewards (and their stakes), instead of you pushing them.
I don't also see much point in destroying the contract. Just leave it there and users can come and claim their assets whenever they want - maybe tomorrow or maybe in 10 years.
answered Jan 14, 2022 at 11:49
