Analyze the depositCollateral and _redeemCollateral functions within the smart contract and recommend reducing gas consumption while maintaining the contract's intended functionality.
The original implementation of the depositCollateral and _redeemCollateral function emits the event CollateralDeposited before ensuring the success of the token transfer. This approach may lead to unnecessary event emissions if the token transfer fails, increasing gas costs.
The inefficient event emission can lead to higher transaction costs.
The analysis for this gas optimization report was conducted manually by inspecting the smart contract code. No automated tools were utilized for this analysis.
Event Emission After Successful Token Transfer: Rearrange the code to emit the CollateralDeposited and CollateralRedeemed event after ensuring the success of the token transfer and before updating the contract's state. This will avoid unnecessary event emissions and potential inconsistencies in the contract's state.
Optimized depositCollateral function -
Optimized _redeemCollateral function -
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