feat(CA): adding USDS asset support #981
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| @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ pub mod route; | |||
| pub mod status; | |||
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| /// How much to multiply the bridging fee amount to cover bridging fee volatility | |||
| pub const BRIDGING_FEE_SLIPPAGE: i8 = 75; // 75% | |||
| pub const BRIDGING_FEE_SLIPPAGE: i16 = 200; // 200% | |||
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Since the bridging fee for DAI is very low, increasing the slippage to avoid bridging transaction failing in case of the fee fluctuation.
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Description
This PR adds USDS (DAI) asset support for the chain abstraction on Optimism and Arbitrum chains.
Since the bridging fee for DAI is very low, increasing the bridging fee slippage from 75% to 200% will avoid bridging transactions failing in case of fee fluctuation.
How Has This Been Tested?
Due Diligence