Track cash transfers as asset transaction type

[filo87]

Extend AssetTransactionType

enum AssetTransactionType {
  CREATED
  BORROWED
  REPAID
  CLOSED
  CASH_DEPOSIT
  CASH_WITHDRAWAL
  CASH_TRANSFER // to/from onchain reserve 
}

Create OnchainCash asset When pool is created, create an asset by default with type = OnchainCash.

If there is a transfer debt from a non-cash asset to an OffchainCash asset

• Track repayment amount
• Create PrincipalRepayment transaction for the non-cash asset, with fromAsset = OffchainCash asset and amount = repaidAmount
• Create CashDeposit transaction type for the cash asset, with toAsset = non-cash asset and amount = borrowAmount

=> this will show up as a principal repayment in the Cashflows chart

If there is a transfer debt from an OffchainCash asset to non-cash asset

• Track borrowed/financed amount
• Create Purchase transaction for the non-cash asset, with fromAsset = OffchainCash asset and amount = borrowAmount
• Create CashWithdrawal transaction for the cash asset, with toAsset = non-cash asset and amount = repaidAmount

=> this will show up as a purchase in the Cashflows chart

If there is a purchase of an OffchainCash asset

• Don't track any financing/repayment amounts
• Create a CashTransfer transaction for the cash asset, with fromAsset = OnchainCash asset

=> this won't show up in the Cashflows chart

If there is a repayment of an OffchainCash asset

• Don't track any financing/repayment amounts
• Create a CashTransfer transaction for the cash asset, with toAsset = OnchainCash asset

=> this won't show up in the Cashflows chart

[filo87]

@hieronx Quick question...

We have these amount in the Debt transfer event repaidAmount and borrowAmount

Which one should we use for:

• the CashDeposit ?
• the CashWithdrawal ?
• the purchase CashTransfer ?
• the repaid CashTransfer ?

[hieronx]

@filo87 updated the description above.

the purchase CashTransfer ? the repaid CashTransfer ?

These are not based on transfer debt events (just normal Borrow/Repaid events of the cash asset)