Slashers are governance-approved addresses with permission to exercise last resort punishments over keepers and jobs that act in bad faith. These permissions allow slashers to:
Slash bonded assets from keepers
Slash tokens and liquidities from jobs
Blacklist keepers altogether, effectively rendering them unable to keep participating in the network.
For a keeper or a job to be subjected to a possible slashing or blacklist, they have first to have been disputed by either governance or a disputer.
Slashing Keepers
Slash the bonded asset of a keeper.
/// @notice Allows governance to slash a keeper based on a dispute
/// @param _keeper The address being slashed
/// @param _bonded The asset being slashed
/// @param _amount The amount being slashed
function slash(
address _keeper,
address _bonded,
uint256 _amount
) external;
Slashing Jobs
Slash an array of tokens from a job.
/// @notice Allows governance or slasher to slash a job specific token
/// @param _job The address of the job from which the token will be slashed
/// @param _tokens An array containing the token addresses that will be slashed
/// @param _amounts An array containing the amounts of token that will be slashed for each token
function slashTokenFromJob(
address _job,
address[] memory _tokens,
uint256[] memory _amounts
) external;
Slash an array of liquidities from a job.
/// @notice Allows governance or a slasher to slash liquidity from a job
/// @param _job The address being slashed
/// @param _liquidities An array containing the liquidity addresses that will be slashed
/// @param _amounts An array containing the amounts of liquidity that will be slashed for each liquidity
function slashLiquidityFromJob(
address _job,
address[] memory _liquidities,
uint256[] memory _amounts
) external;
Blacklisting Keepers
Blacklists a keeper from the network.
/// @notice Blacklists a keeper from participating in the network
/// @param _keeper The address being slashed
function revoke(address _keeper) external;
