About Vault Conversion Sample:

This value is primarily about ensuring precision when converting vault shares to underlying assets through the getAssets() function.

When dealing with vaults where the decimals of the vault token differ from the underlying token (e.g., vault: 18 decimals, underlying: 8 decimals), choose a value that provides enough precision to avoid truncation errors.

Example: For a vault with 18 decimals and underlying with 8 decimals, using 10^10 as the conversion sample is appropriate to account for the 10-decimal difference.

The SCALE_FACTOR calculation uses this value to maintain correct price relationships between assets.

About Vault Conversion Sample:

This value is primarily about ensuring precision when converting vault shares to underlying assets through the getAssets() function.

When dealing with vaults where the decimals of the vault token differ from the underlying token (e.g., vault: 18 decimals, underlying: 8 decimals), choose a value that provides enough precision to avoid truncation errors.

Example: For a vault with 18 decimals and underlying with 8 decimals, using 10^10 as the conversion sample is appropriate to account for the 10-decimal difference.

The SCALE_FACTOR calculation uses this value to maintain correct price relationships between assets.