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Imported from https://github.com/Synthetixio/synthetix/releases
Regor (v2.43.0)¶
Published: Apr 29, 2021
Codebase: v2.43.0
SIP 115: Add sMSFT equity synth SIP 128: Add sCOIN equity synth
Alnilam (v2.42.0)¶
Published: Apr 22, 2021
Codebase: v2.42.0
- SIP 114: Adding FAANG Synths
- SIP 107: Add CRV crypto synth
- SIP 126: New ERC-20 Synths
- SIP 127: Minimal Proxies for Virtual Synths
Miaplacidus (v2.41.0)¶
Published: Mar 24, 2021
Codebase: v2.41.0
- SIP-113 Re-enable sKRW (Korean Won)
Elnath (v2.39.0)¶
Published: Feb 11, 2021
Codebase: v2.39.0
- SIP-110: Adding sTSLA Synth
Bellatrix (v2.38.0)¶
Published: Feb 4, 2021
Codebase: v2.38.0
- SIP-95: Delist s/iBCH
- SIP-101: New crypto Synths
- SIP-108: Shorting rewards
- SIP-109: Add Synth exchange suspension support
Gacrux (v2.37.0)¶
Published: Jan 17, 2021
Codebase: v2.37.0
- SIP-106 L2 Debt Register fix
Castor (v2.36.1)¶
Published: Jan 15, 2021
Codebase: v2.36.1
- SIP-60: New Escrow Contract & Migration
- SIP-102 Support SNX on L2 with Optimism
- SIP-105 Multi-collateral Liquidation Bug Fix
Shaula (v2.35.2)¶
Published: Dec 24, 2020
Codebase: v2.35.2
- SIP-97: Multi-collateral loans β This SIP allows users to borrow Synths against ETH and ERC20 collateral. Initially, the system will support borrowing sUSD or sETH against ETH, and sUSD or sBTC against renBTC.
- SIP-100: Resolver and cache improvements β Improves the βAddressResolverβ to improve protocol upgrades, reduce gas of deployments and further decentralization.
- SIP-103: sUSD shorts β This SIP allows users to short Synths against sUSD. This mechanism provides an alternative to iSynths for users seeking inverse price exposure. While these positions require collateral, they return the sUSD proceeds of the sale to the shorter, which can then be deployed productively throughout DeFi.
Adhara (v2.34.0)¶
Published: Dec 1, 2020
Codebase: v2.34.0
SIP-98 Re-implement double exchange fee rate on swing trades
Regulus (v2.32.2)¶
Published: Nov 13, 2020
Codebase: v2.32.2
- SIP-94 Virtual Synth Fix to Ensure Settlement Is Connected
Mimosa (v2.31.1)¶
Published: Nov 12, 2020
Codebase: v2.31.1
- SIP-89 Virtual Synths
- SIP-91 Debt Cache Contract
- SIP-92 Historical iSynths Pricing Tracks When Last Frozen
Deneb (v2.30.0)¶
Published: Oct 8, 2020
Codebase: v2.30.0
- SIP-83: Total Issued Synths (Debt pool) Snapshots
- SIP-88: ExchangeRates patch - Chainlink aggregator V2V3
- SCCP-51: Update sDEFI index
- Resume synths paused previously by SIP-84
Fomalhaut (v2.28.4)¶
Published: Sep 24, 2020
Codebase: v2.28.4
- SIP-77: Staking rewards contract
- SIP-85: EtherCollateral for sUSD Loans
- SIP-86: SIP 86: ExchangeRates Chainlink Aggregator V2V3
- SIP-87: Add iETH incentive to RewardsDistribution
Pollux (v2.27.2)¶
Published: Sep 1, 2020
Codebase: v2.27.2
- SIP-36: Chainlink Phase 2
- SIP-63: Trading and volume incentives
- SIP-64: Flexible contract storage
- SIP-75: Freezing iSynths with public function with SNX reward
- SIP-76: Chainlink warning flags integration
- SIP-78: Reset iSynth does not trigger circuit breaker from SIP-65
- SIP-84: Pause Synths Below Open Interest Threshold
- SCCP-43: As part of the Pollux deployment and transition to Chainlink Oracles a number of SCCP controlled variables need to be updated to improve trading UX and reduce front-running attacks.
Spica (v2.26.2)¶
Published: Jul 30, 2020
Codebase: v2.26.2
- SIP-54 : Limit Orders
- SIP-65 : Decentralized circuit breaker
- SIP-69 : New Index Synths
- SIP-58 : Emit individual Reclaim and Rebate events
- SIP-44 : Settlement Improvements β Minor modifications to the settlement process for exchange rates deployments.
- SCCP-27 : Ether collateral second trial β Now that the first Ether collateral trial is complete, we will be launching a second trial that incorporates the collateralization ratio update from 150% to 125%.
Antares (v2.25.0)¶
Published: Jul 20, 2020
Codebase: v2.25.0
Implements most of SIP-71:
- Allow market creators to cancel a market if no bids have been placed on it yet
- Allow market creators to disable bid withdrawals at market creation
- Emit bid events for the initial capital at market creation
- Fix a bug that prevents creators from exercising their options before expiry under certain circumstances
Aldebaran (v2.24.0)¶
Published: Jul 1, 2020
Codebase: v2.24.0
- SIP-66 Reduce gas of SNX transfers for non-stakers
- SCCP-31 Increase Commodity Fees
Acrux (v2.23.3)¶
Published: Jun 30, 2020
Codebase: v2.23.3
Altair (v2.22.4)¶
Published: Jun 5, 2020
Codebase: v2.22.4
Hadar (v2.21.6)¶
Published: Mar 31, 2020
Codebase: v2.21.6
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SIP-9 One week claim window
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SIP-10 Improved Delegation Powers
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SIP-21 Deprecate swing fee
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SIP-44 System & Synth Disabling
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SIP-46 Address resolver gas optimizations
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SIP-47 Prevent empty exchanges
Betelgeuse (v2.20.0)¶
Published: Feb 28, 2020
Codebase: v2.20.0
- SIP-40: Frontminting prevention (read IOSIRO's audit report here)
- SIP-41: ProtocolDAO phase zero
- SIP-42: Gas optimisations
Sirius (v2.10.5)¶
Published: Sep 26, 2019
Codebase: v2.10.5
https://blog.synthetix.io/release-scheduled-thursday-september-26/
- SIP 16: Synthetix upgrades currently take longer than needed as the owner account makes up to 60 calls to configure the system. Most of these calls are setSynthetix and setFeePool on all of the Synths. We propose to point the Synths to the Synthetix Proxy and FeePool Proxy. This would reduce the amount of time the system is offline. Making upgrades a lot faster, cheaper (gas) and minimize the impact on users with reduced downtime.
- SIP 17: This update will upgrade the currencyKeys from Bytes4 to Bytes32. This will enable Synthetix to create new Synths with symbols longer than 4 characters. e.g. sATOM, sDEFI, which is not currently possible with currencyKeys type defined as Bytes4.
- SIP 18: This will recover the $2.9k sUSD that is currently unclaimable by minters in the SNX fee address. This sUSD is from the period in which there was a transfer fee for sending sUSD.
- SIP 19: The Synthetix contracts still have transfer fees written into them, from before we disabled transfer fees in February 2018. Removing that code will optimise reclaim bytecode size required for new features.