chore(rfox): sunset the arbitrum program and remove the bridge - #12685
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe RFOX changes remove bridge-based staking, mark the Arbitrum FOX staking program as legacy, update sunset messaging, and revise unstaking-request claim handling. The unstake flow can navigate to claim confirmation after a successful receipt and matching request lookup. ChangesRFOX staking and claims
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant UnstakeConfirm
participant TransactionReceipt
participant UnstakingRequestQuery
participant UnstakeModal
participant ClaimConfirmation
UnstakeConfirm->>TransactionReceipt: wait for unstake receipt
UnstakeConfirm->>UnstakingRequestQuery: retry request reads
UnstakingRequestQuery-->>UnstakeConfirm: matching request
UnstakeConfirm->>UnstakeModal: invoke onClaim with request
UnstakeModal->>ClaimConfirmation: navigate with request in route state
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Do not merge before the migration date - staking on arbitrum must be closed first. Flipping isLegacy hides the arbitrum program from anyone with nothing left in it, demotes it behind ethereum for anyone who has, and closes it to new stakes. What was built around the migration then has nothing left to do: - The bridge. Mainnet FOX funded an arbitrum stake by bridging first, and with arbitrum closed there is nothing to bridge into. The stake form goes back to funding from the program's own asset, and the bridge routes, confirm and status screens, hooks and their multi step status go with it. - The unstake gate. The ui held arbitrum unstaking closed while the cooldown period was still set, which is a contract concern once the migration is done. - The migration timestamp. The banner no longer announces a date - it tells anyone still staked on arbitrum that the program has ended, to unstake and claim, and links across to ethereum. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
With a zero cooldown an unstaking request is claimable as soon as the unstake is mined, but the user still had to find it and walk the claim flow by hand. The unstake confirm now waits for the receipt, picks up the new request and hands over to the claim confirm the action center already opens. A failed or reverted unstake, or a request that can't be found, closes the modal as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
People read the claim button as claiming rewards rather than withdrawing an unstaking request, and took the pending rewards balance as final. The claim button now always carries a tooltip saying it returns unstaked funds and that rewards pay out on their own, and the pending rewards balance says it is the rewards at this point in the epoch, moving with revenue and the amount staked. The unused pendingRewardsBalanceHelper string makes way for the new one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The claim button only enabled once a request had finished its cooldown, so anyone with nothing but pending requests had no way to see them. It now enables for any unstaking request on the selected program - the list already marks each one pending or available - and its tooltip says as much. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The rFOX page labels its tabs by asset and chain and never calls them programs, so the pause tooltips just say what is paused. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The sunset banner read Arbitrum FOX across every account, while the rest of the section follows the selected account, so FOX or dust in another account kept it up on one with nothing to move. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The hand-off checked the new request's expiry against the browser clock and read the requests once, so a clock behind the chain or a node trailing the receipt found nothing and the modal closed without saying why. A zero cooldown request is claimable by definition, so it now matches on amount alone and retries the read a few times. Every exit is also guarded by the modal still being open, so a stale wait can no longer close a reopened unstake modal. The unstaking requests query key and the claimable check were copied around the rFOX code, and now live next to the query function. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The stake, unstake and claim modals returned focus to the button that opened them, and a tooltip opens on focus, so the claim tooltip, now always on, stayed pinned open after closing until something else took focus. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Unstaking request ids carry the request's index, and the contract reorders requests as they are claimed, so claiming one request moved another to a new index and a new id. The subscriber then created a fresh claim available action for it, and the action under the old id sat at "ready to claim" for good. A claim available action whose request is missing from its account's fresh requests is now deleted. This is the same cleanup as #12708, brought forward so it ships with the sunset. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The claim subscriber re-upserted any claimable request whose action was not already claim available, so a pending claim went back to claim available and lost its tx hash whenever the action list changed, and the cleanup then deleted it once the claim landed instead of marking it claimed. Pending and claimed actions are now left alone, and a failed claim tx turns its action back to claim available, which the reset used to do by accident. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Matching the new request on amount alone could pick an older request for the same amount, one still cooling down from before the cooldown was removed. It is now matched on the amount and cooldown expiry the receipt's Unstake event records. A failed read is retried like a stale one rather than closing the modal, reads stop once the modal is closed, and the smart contract wallet check uses the lowercased address the cache keys on. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… place Creating claim available actions, deleting ones whose request is gone, and offering a failed claim again were spread across three effects. They now run as one pass over fresh unstaking requests, with a failed claim tx simply no longer counting as in flight, and the claim tx watcher is back to only marking confirmed claims claimed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- A pending claim only counts as in flight until its tx fails, or for 15 minutes if its tx never shows up in tx history (a Safe claim, a dropped tx), so it can be claimed again rather than sitting in progress for good. - Pending claims that are no longer in flight are cleaned up like claim available ones when their request is gone. - The unstaking requests read fails as a whole rather than silently dropping a request a failed call didn't return, which read as claimed and deleted its action until the next read brought it back. - The unstake confirm can't go back while the unstake is pending or the hand-off is waiting, and only hands off once the pause state is known. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Telling a pending claim's failed or dropped tx apart from one still landing leaned on tx history, which the action center cleanup to follow reworks. Any existing claim action is now left alone by the reconcile, and only claim available actions whose request is gone are deleted. A failed claim stays pending until that cleanup lands. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A completed unstake said "Once a few seconds has elapsed you will be able to claim" when the program has no cooldown, since a zero cooldown humanises to a few seconds. It now says the unstake is ready to claim. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Description
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Do not merge before the migration date. Staking on Arbitrum must be closed on-chain first — this PR removes the UI's own guard against it.
Follow-up to #12684. That PR added the Ethereum program and built the migration path; this one retires Arbitrum, deletes everything that existed only to get users across, and smooths the exit for anyone still staked there.
Sunsetting Arbitrum
Flipping
isLegacyon the Arbitrum program does most of the work, because #12684 built the sunset generically: a legacy program is hidden from anyone with nothing left in it, sorted behind the current ones for anyone who has, and closed to new stakes.Bridge/goes with it: confirm and status screens,useRfoxBridge,useRfoxBridgeApproval, route paths and quote type, plusSharedMultiStepStatusandTransactionRow.isUnstakeDisabledForMigrationand its tooltip go; unstake is gated on the pause flags like every other action.RFOX_MIGRATION_TIMESTAMP_MSgoes, and the banner stops announcing a date. It now says rFOX staking on Arbitrum has ended, and shows for anyone with an Arbitrum position or Arbitrum FOX in the selected account:Unstake straight into claiming
With a zero cooldown (Arbitrum's is already 0 on-chain), an unstake is claimable as soon as it is mined, but users still had to find the request and walk the claim flow by hand. The unstake confirm now waits for the receipt, finds the new request (matched on amount, with a few retries for a node trailing the receipt) and opens the existing claim confirm — the same route the Action Center uses. It falls back to just closing the modal, as before, when the cooldown is non-zero, withdrawals are paused, the wallet is a smart contract wallet, the tx reverts, the request can't be found, or the modal was closed in the meantime.
Claim and rewards clarity
People read Claim as claiming rewards, and the pending rewards balance as final.
Action Center
Unstaking request ids include the request's index, and the contract reorders requests as they are claimed, so claiming one request could leave a duplicate "ready to claim" card for another. A claim available action whose request is no longer returned for its account is now deleted. This is the same cleanup as #12708, brought forward so it ships with the sunset.
Housekeeping
getUnstakingRequestsQueryKeyandisUnstakingRequestClaimablereplace the hand-copied query key and claimability check across the rFOX code.trade.transactionTitle.bridgeis kept — the swap stepper still uses it.Net: 343 insertions, 1,667 deletions across 23 files.
Issue (if applicable)
closes #
Risk
Medium. No new on-chain transaction type and nothing changes for staking on Ethereum. But it removes a transaction path (bridge-then-stake), chains an existing claim after an unstake, and changes what users holding an Arbitrum position see and can do.
isLegacy. With its zero cooldown, an unstake now hands straight over to the claim (withdraw(index)), which the user still signs separately.Testing
Engineering
Preconditions. Arbitrum staking should be closed on-chain before this merges. Check the flags first, since they drive much of what you will see:
With no Arbitrum position
/fox-ecosystem→ rFOX. Only the Ethereum tab appears; no banner unless the selected account holds Arbitrum FOX.With an Arbitrum position
3. The Arbitrum tab is present, sorted after Ethereum, and the banner shows Go to Arbitrum, which switches to it.
4. Stake is disabled on Arbitrum, with the "has ended" tooltip.
5. Unstake on Arbitrum: the button keeps spinning until the tx is mined, then the claim modal opens on the new request. Sign it.
6. Unstake again and close the modal while it is spinning: the claim modal must not open.
7. With two requests, claim one then the other: the Action Center ends with one card per request, no lingering "ready to claim".
8. Once nothing is left, the Arbitrum tab disappears; the banner stays with Move FOX to Ethereum while the account holds Arbitrum FOX.
Claim and rewards
9. With only a pending request (Ethereum, 28 day cooldown), Claim is enabled and lists it as pending.
10. Hover Claim and the pending rewards info icon for the new copy. Open and close each of the stake, unstake and claim modals; no tooltip stays open.
Regression
11. Cross-chain swap steps still title correctly (
trade.transactionTitle.bridge).12. Totals, APY, epoch rewards and lifetime rewards on Ethereum are unaffected.
Operations
Not behind a flag. This PR is a scheduled change, not a ready-to-merge one — it is correct only once Arbitrum staking is closed on-chain.
New English strings need a translation pass before release. The non-English locales keep the strings this removes, unused and harmless, until the next translation pass clears them.
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