EtherFi x Venn

This repo demostrates how EtherFi smart contracts can use Venn to enable onchain protection on Holesky.

The following contracts have been modified to import the VennFirewallConsumer, adding the firewallProtected modifier to various contract methods:

• src/AuctionManager.sol
• src/BNFT.sol
• src/BucketRateLimiter.sol
• src/DepositAdapter.sol
• src/EarlyAdopterPool.sol
• src/EETH.sol
• src/EtherFiAdmin.sol
• src/EtherFiNode.sol
• src/EtherFiNodesManager.sol
• src/EtherFiOracle.sol
• src/LiquidityPool.sol
• src/Liquifier.sol
• src/LoyaltyPointsMarketSafe.sol
• src/MembershipManager.sol
• src/MembershipNFT.sol
• src/NFTExchange.sol
• src/NodeOperatorManager.sol
• src/StakingManager.sol
• src/TNFT.sol
• src/Treasury.sol
• src/WeETH.sol
• src/WithdrawRequestNFT.sol
• src/archive/MembershipManagerV0.sol
• src/archive/ProtocolRevenueManager.sol
• src/archive/RegulationsManager.sol
• src/archive/RegulationsManagerV2.sol
• src/helpers/AddressProvider.sol
• src/helpers/EtherFiViewer.sol

In addition, due to EVM limitations on contract bytecode size, some of the original contracts have been modified to output optimized bytecode size.

Showcase

To showcase the integration, the following transactions have been used:

1. Operator Registration: Etherscan | Phalcon Trace

2. Bid: Etherscan | Phalcon Trace

3. Deposit & Mint: Etherscan | Phalcon Trace

Try it out!

This version of EtherFi contracts will only accept transactions that have been verified by Venn.
You can try it out with the Venn DApp SDK

What is Venn?

Venn is a decentralized cybersecurity infrastructure that protects blockchain applications and protocols from malicious transactions and economic risks.

Learn more at https://docs.venn.build/

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original readme below

etherfi-protocol smart-contracts

Smart Contracts for ether.fi ethereum staking protocol.

From 2024/02/15, we have migrated from our private repo to this public one. We start with the shallow copy of the latest commit of the private one.

EtherFi smart contracts setup

Get Started

Install Foundry

curl -L https://foundry.paradigm.xyz | bash

Update Foundry

foundryup

Install Submodules

git submodule update --init --recursive

Formatter and Linter

Run yarn to install package.json which includes our formatter and linter. We will switch over to Foundry's sol formatter and linter once released.

Set your environment variables

Check .env.example to see some of the environment variables you should have set in .env in order to run some of the commands.

Compile Project

forge build

Run Project Tests

forge test

Run Project Fork Tests

forge test --fork-url <your_rpc_url>>

Run Project Fork Tests

certoraRun certora/conf/<contract-name>.conf

Build Troubleshooting Tips

In case you run into an issue of forge not being able to find a compatible version of solidity compiler for one of your contracts/scripts, you may want to install the solidity version manager svm. To be able to do so, you will need to have Rust installed on your system and with it the accompanying package manager cargo. Once that is done, to install svm run the following command:

cargo install svm-rs

To list the available versions of solidity compiler run:

svm list

Make sure the version you need is in this list, or choose the closest one and install it:

svm install "0.7.6"

Inside your Foundry project working directory:

Install Yarn or Node:

yarn or npm init

Install hardhat

yarn add hardhat --save-dev

Setup your Hardhat project as you see fit in the same directory. (We assume a typescript setup) If you have a ReadMe file and test folder already, move them off the root before creating your hardhat project. Then delete the HH generated ones and copy your original ones back.

yarn hardhat

You will have to run the below every time you modify the foundry library. Open remappings.txt when done and make sure all remappings are correct. Sometimes weird remappings can be generated.

forge remappings > remappings.txt

Now make the following changes to your Hardhat project.

yarn add hardhat-preprocessor --save-dev

Add import "hardhat-preprocessor"; to your hardhat.config.ts file.

Add import fs from "fs"; to your hardhat.config.ts file.

Add the following function to your hardhat.config.ts file.

function getRemappings() {
  return fs
    .readFileSync("remappings.txt", "utf8")
    .split("\n")
    .filter(Boolean) // remove empty lines
    .map((line) => line.trim().split("="));
}

Add the following to your exported HardhatUserConfig object:

preprocess: {
  eachLine: (hre) => ({
    transform: (line: string) => {
      if (line.match(/^\s*import /i)) {
        for (const [from, to] of getRemappings()) {
          if (line.includes(from)) {
            line = line.replace(from, to);
            break;
          }
        }
      }
      return line;
    },
  }),
},
paths: {
  sources: "./src",
  cache: "./cache_hardhat",
},