BSIP: 0027
Title: Asset Issuer Reclaim Fee Pool Funds
Authors: Abit More <https://github.com/abitmore>
Fabian Schuh <Fabian@BitShares.eu>
Status: Installed
Type: Protocol
Created: 2017-11-02
Discussion: https://github.com/bitshares/bitshares-core/issues/188
Worker: 1.14.70
Asset issuers need a way to get out some CORE assets (BTS) from their assets' fee pool, for example when accidentally filled too much BTS into the pool. As of writing, this can be done by crafting a special limit order then cancel it, the process is a bit complicated. In addition, this approach will no longer work if BSIP #26 (Refund Order Creation Fee in Originally Paid Asset on Cancel) is implemented. This BSIP proposes a protocol change to meet the demand.
Make the asset system easier to use.
Asset issuer should have full and easy control over the funds in the fee pool.
Asset issuers can fill the fee pool with the asset_fund_fee_pool_operation
operation, which has a structure as follows:
struct asset_fund_fee_pool_operation : public base_operation
{
asset fee; ///< core asset
account_id_type from_account;
asset_id_type asset_id;
share_type amount; ///< core asset
extensions_type extensions;
};
The amount
in the structure can only be positive, which means the from_account
can only add some CORE asset (BTS) into an asset's fee pool.
We propose to add a new operation asset_claim_pool_operation
that allows to claim CORE asset (BTS) from the fee pool.
struct asset_claim_pool_operation : public base_operation
{
asset fee;
account_id_type issuer;
asset_id_type asset_id; /// fee.asset_id must != asset_id
asset amount_to_claim; /// core asset
extensions_type extensions;
};
We've decided to add a new operation in order to no modify existing behavior.
The operation fee for asset_claim_pool_operation
should be no less than transfer_operation
.
We here propose the addition of a new operation that allows to claim fees from the fee pool. Since the fee pools are pre-filled with an initial amount from the asset creation fee, this feature is useful for those that do not desire to use the fee pool.
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