Yama Finance

As per the 2024 January 23 announcement, Yama Finance has sunset. No support or maintenance will be provided, and we assume no responsibility for the use of the protocol.

Users were asked to deleverage and withdraw all funds from the protocol by March 22nd, 2024. This includes, but is not limited to, lenders, borrowers (e.g. people who leveraged up on MooGLP), YAMA holders, and people who deposited into any of the vaults (YPlvGlp, YsnrLLP, YSJGLP). The original frontend at yama.finance is unavailable. The liquidator bots operated by Ritser Labs, Inc. are either shut down or scheduled to be imminently shut down. Ritser Labs, Inc. and Omnichain Inception Foundation have renounced or plan to imminently renounce ownership of the smart contracts.

There is a very high risk that bugs, vulnerabilities, bad debt, or other factors will eventually lead to the loss of the remaining funds in the protocol.

The protocol and its smart contracts will not be maintained, and liquidator bots will not be operated. The front-end has been suspended. We ask that users discontinue use of the smart contracts, except for attempting withdrawals at their own risk.

Ritser Labs, Inc. is no longer providing any maintenance or support for the protocol and its smart contracts. The following information is for informational purposes only, and there is a high risk that the smart contracts have bugs which cause loss of funds. Ritser Labs, Inc., Omnichain Inception Foundation, and their founders, employees, agents, and affiliates are not responsible for any losses caused directly or indirectly by the use of the protocol after March 22nd, 2024.

Lenders and YAMA holders

Again, note these functions and smart contracts are unsupported and may have bugs. They may not function as intended. Please do not interact with the smart contracts other than to attempt a withdrawal. We assume no responsibility for losses caused by any interactions with the smart contracts (including, without limitation, withdrawals). If you interact with the smart contracts, you do so at your own risk.

The PSMLockup.withdraw() function is used to convert lockup tokens to YAMA tokens. To calculate the current balance of the lockup tokens, you can use the PSMLockup.balanceOf() function.

The PegStabilityModule.withdraw() function is used to convert YAMA tokens to USDT. To calculate the current balance of the YAMA tokens, you can use the YSS.balanceOf() function.

Borrowers

Again, note these functions and smart contracts are unsupported and may have bugs. They may not function as intended. Please do not interact with the smart contracts other than to attempt a withdrawal. We assume no responsibility for losses caused by any interactions with the smart contracts (including, without limitation, withdrawals). If you interact with the smart contracts, you do so at your own risk.

The CDPModule.collateralTypes() function is used to obtain collateral type information based on collateral type ID.

The CDPModule.ownedVaults() function is used to find CDP vaults of a certain collateral type owned by a certain address.

The LeverageProxy.leverageDownAll() function is used to leverage down a CDP vault.

The CDPModule.removeCollateral() function is used to remove collateral from a CDP vault. To calculate the current balance of the collateral, you can use the CDPModule.vaults() function.

YPlvGlp, YsnrLLP, and YSJGLP depositors

Again, note these functions and smart contracts are unsupported and may have bugs. They may not function as intended. Please do not interact with the smart contracts other than to attempt a withdrawal. We assume no responsibility for losses caused by any interactions with the smart contracts (including, without limitation, withdrawals). If you interact with the smart contracts, you do so at your own risk.

The .withdrawAll() function of YPlvGlpVault, YSnrLlpVault, and YSJGlpVault is used to convert these vault tokens to the underlying asset.

Addresses

Again, note these smart contracts are unsupported and may have bugs/vulnerabilities. They may not function as intended. Please do not use them other than to attempt a withdrawal. We assume no responsibility for losses caused by any interactions with the smart contracts (including, without limitation, withdrawals). If you interact with the smart contracts, you do so at your own risk.

Core Protocol Contracts

Utility contracts

Maintenance contracts

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