fix: Critical rate limit handling + startup position restoration
**Problem 1: Rate Limit Cascade** - Position Manager tried to close repeatedly, overwhelming Helius RPC (10 req/s limit) - Base retry delay was too aggressive (2s → 4s → 8s) - No graceful handling when 429 errors occur **Problem 2: Orphaned Positions After Restart** - Container restarts lost Position Manager state - Positions marked 'closed' in DB but still open on Drift (failed close transactions) - No cross-validation between database and actual Drift positions **Solutions Implemented:** 1. **Increased retry delays (orders.ts)**: - Base delay: 2s → 5s (progression now 5s → 10s → 20s) - Reduces RPC pressure during rate limit situations - Gives Helius time to recover between retries - Documented Helius limits: 100 req/s burst, 10 req/s sustained (free tier) 2. **Startup position validation (init-position-manager.ts)**: - Cross-checks last 24h of 'closed' trades against actual Drift positions - If DB says closed but Drift shows open → reopens in DB to restore tracking - Prevents unmonitored positions from existing after container restarts - Logs detailed mismatch info for debugging 3. **Rate limit-aware exit handling (position-manager.ts)**: - Detects 429 errors during position close - Keeps trade in monitoring instead of removing it - Natural retry on next price update (vs aggressive 2s loop) - Prevents marking position as closed when transaction actually failed **Impact:** - Eliminates orphaned positions after restarts - Reduces RPC pressure by 2.5x (5s vs 2s base delay) - Graceful degradation under rate limits - Position Manager continues monitoring even during temporary RPC issues **Testing needed:** - Monitor next container restart to verify position restoration works - Check rate limit analytics after next close attempt - Verify no more phantom 'closed' positions when Drift shows open
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@@ -890,6 +890,9 @@ export class PositionManager {
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/**
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* Execute exit (close position)
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*
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* Rate limit handling: If 429 error occurs, marks trade for retry
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* instead of removing it from monitoring (prevents orphaned positions)
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*/
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private async executeExit(
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trade: ActiveTrade,
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@@ -907,7 +910,18 @@ export class PositionManager {
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})
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if (!result.success) {
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console.error(`❌ Failed to close ${trade.symbol}:`, result.error)
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const errorMsg = result.error || 'Unknown error'
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// Check if it's a rate limit error
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if (errorMsg.includes('429') || errorMsg.toLowerCase().includes('rate limit')) {
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console.error(`⚠️ Rate limited while closing ${trade.symbol} - will retry on next price update`)
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// DON'T remove trade from monitoring - let it retry naturally
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// The retry logic in closePosition() already handled 3 attempts
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// Next price update will trigger another exit attempt
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return
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}
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console.error(`❌ Failed to close ${trade.symbol}:`, errorMsg)
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return
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}
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