MyCut

AI First Flight #8
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Integer division leaves reward dust with no sweep or accounting finalization

Summary

The supplemental claimant amount is calculated with integer division. Any remainder is left in Pot after all transfers, and there is no sweep function or state finalization to recover it.

Root cause and evidence

Pot.closePot line 57 divides remainingRewards - managerCut by a recipient count, rounding down. Lines 58-60 transfer only the truncated value. The contract neither transfers the modulus remainder nor sets remainingRewards to the actual post-close balance.

Impact

Small token amounts accumulate as permanently inaccessible dust in every pot whose distributable amount is not evenly divisible.

Minimal patch

Calculate the remainder explicitly and send it to a documented recipient, or add it to one claimant's final transfer. Set remainingRewards to zero after successful complete distribution.

Regression test

Close a pot with a distributable amount that is not divisible by the recipient count and assert the Pot ends with zero token balance and zero remaining-reward accounting.

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[L-03] [H-03] Precision loss can lead to rewards getting stuck in the pot forever

### \[H-03] Precision loss can lead to rewards getting stuck in the pot forever **Description:** When contest manager closes the pot by calling `Pot::closePot`, 10 percent of the remaining rewards are transferred to the contest manager and the rest are distributed equally among the claimants. It does this by dividing the rewards by the manager's cut percentage which is 10. Then the remaining rewards are divided by the number of players to distribute equally among claimants. Since solidity allows only integer division this will lead to precision loss which will cause a portion of funds to be left in the pot forever. Each pot follows the same method, so as number of pots grow, the loss of funds is very significant. **Impact:** Reward tokens get stuck in the pot forever which causes loss of funds. **Proof of code:** Add the below test to `test/TestMyCut.t.sol` ```javascript function testPrecisionLoss() public mintAndApproveTokens { ContestManager cm = ContestManager(conMan); uint playersLength = 3; address[] memory p = new address[](playersLength); uint256[] memory r = new uint256[](playersLength); uint tr = 86; p[0] = makeAddr("_player1"); p[1] = makeAddr("_player2"); p[2] = makeAddr("_player3"); r[0] = 20; r[1] = 23; r[2] = 43; vm.startPrank(user); address pot = cm.createContest(p, r, weth, tr); cm.fundContest(0); vm.stopPrank(); console.log("\n\ntoken balance in pot before: ", weth.balanceOf(pot)); vm.prank(p[1]); // player 2 Pot(pot).claimCut(); vm.prank(p[0]); // player 1 Pot(pot).claimCut(); vm.prank(user); vm.warp(block.timestamp + 90 days + 1); cm.closeContest(pot); console.log( "\n\ntoken balance in pot after closing pot: ", weth.balanceOf(pot) ); assert(weth.balanceOf(pot) != 0); } ``` Run the below test command in terminal ```Solidity forge test --mt testPrecisionLoss -vv ``` Which results in the below output ```Solidity [⠒] Compiling... [⠆] Compiling 1 files with 0.8.20 [⠰] Solc 0.8.20 finished in 2.57s Compiler run successful! Ran 1 test for test/TestMyCut.t.sol:TestMyCut [PASS] testPrecisionLoss() (gas: 936926) Logs: token balance in pot before: 86 token balance in pot after closing pot: 1 Suite result: ok. 1 passed; 0 failed; 0 skipped; finished in 1.75ms (654.60µs CPU time) Ran 1 test suite in 261.16ms (1.75ms CPU time): 1 tests passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped (1 total tests) ``` If you observe the output you can see the pot still has rewards despite distributing them to claimants. **Recommended Mitigations:** Fixed-Point Arithmetic: Utilize a fixed-point arithmetic library or implement a custom solution to handle fee calculations with greater precision.

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