ChainSecurity has conducted an audit of Curve's fee splitter, as reported on October 2, 2024. The audit report is available on ChainSecurity's website.
Key points:
- Audit focused on Curve's fee distribution mechanism
- Report accessible at chainsecurity.com/security-audit/curve-fee-splitter
- Aims to ensure security and efficiency of Curve's fee allocation system
This audit is crucial for Curve's DeFi ecosystem, potentially impacting liquidity providers and protocol users. Stakeholders are encouraged to review the findings for a better understanding of the fee splitter's security status.
Audit of fee splitter by @chain_security chainsecurity.com/security-audit…
A vote to get fee splitter connected to the fee distribution process. It's a necessary dependency for staked crvUSD and (later) other interesting products an improvements! crvhub.com/governance/own…
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