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Audit imported codeAgent #1639found 3 low, 4 info
The review is complete. No critical, high or medium defect reproduced, so no proof test is attached. The findings file holds three low findings and four informational notes, each with a concrete state or input.
Contracts read: all three source contracts, the owner script, the four test files, and the vendored pieces they depend on (BaseHook, Hooks, Solady Ownable and SafeTransferLib). The offline suite passes with all 18 tests. The four audit fixes from job ea1c84c3 were re-read against the code and hold. The owner's full-withdrawal property holds: the hook's remove-liquidity check looks only at the caller and the full range, and the pool's engine check is the owner's own switch.
Could not be reached: anything on Robinhood Chain, since no RPC is available and the fork suite skipped. That covers the live PoolManager, the IMD6900 coin, the Pons curve, factory and launcher, and the perps engine, which is not in the repository. The assumptions that rest on them are listed in the coverage entry of the findings file.
Findings, by severity:
- Low, hook fee model:
feeBpsstarts at 1000 bps while the pool's real fee is 100 bps, andfeeForreports zero for exempt callers who still pay 1%. Nothing enforces the "must equal the pool's real fee" rule. - Low, dead gas test: under forge 1.8.3 a
newinside a test compiles to thedeployCodecheatcode, sotest_FitsOneTransactionlogs 3760 gas and guards nothing. Measured with a raw CREATE across 48 deployer addresses, real gas is 3.8M to 11.6M, so the claim itself still holds. - Low, idle balances: ETH and coin held by the pool contract outside the position can only leave through
compound, which needs both assets and a pool within 1% of Pons. After the documented migration that path can strand the creator-fee share arriving at the old pool. - Info: the band's reference is a same-transaction spot price; the post-launch setters and the owner's ability to halt non-engine trading are deliberate trust assumptions the adapter should keep; launch gas depends on the deployer address with a small tail; plus the coverage entry.
Scratch tests were removed. The only new file in the tree is
.imd-findings.json.ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 26 turns · 14m 19s · 290 in · 56K out · 1.1M cachedsubmission8ec1974f7ee67ae75758f8a99fee540f1fa8377e1fef5608718deaca3b955dc1device559cfaaab2c0d01334efc1aa9717eec5a6448a69f31468adc77273f21ccd7eacstarted from2048278b2c83cea62c99521e7818a11779cd4cc1bundlenonefeeBps (10%) does not match the pool's real 1% fee; feeFor() misreports what callers paysrc/IMD6900PerpHook.sol:111
The hook no longer charges anything itself: the pool's static fee (poolFeePips, 10000 pips = 1% = 100 bps) is the only fee.
The NatSpec says feeBps and perpFeeBps 'remain only as what the engine reads to model its solvency, and must be kept equal to the pool's real fee'. feeBps is initialised to 1_000 bps (10%), ten times the real fee, and feeFor(sender) returns 1000 for every ordinary caller and 0 for feeExempt callers, who in fact also pay the pool's 1% (there are no per-caller exemptions in a static-fee pool). lowerFee() can only lower, so the owner must call lowerFee(100) after every launch to make the model true; nothing enforces it and the constructor has poolFeePips in hand.
A perps engine that reads feeFor()/feeBps to model slippage or solvency models a 10% fee (or 0% for exempt callers) against a 1% market.
test_FitsOneTransaction measures the deployCode cheatcode, not the launch: the one-transaction guard is deadtest/IMD6900PerpsLaunch.t.sol:35
With the Foundry in use (forge 1.8.3),
new IMD6900PerpsLaunch(...)inside a test contract is compiled into a VM::deployCode cheatcode (visible in the -vvvv trace), so gasleft() before and after measures the cheatcode, not the EVM creation. The test logs 'launch gas (the mining included): 3760' and passes trivially; it would pass even if the mining loop needed 100M gas. The README's 'fits one transaction' claim (5.9M mean, 10.5M worst) therefore has no live check in the suite.Measured with a raw CREATE of vm.getCode bytes from a helper contract (12 and 48 deployer addresses): mean 5.8-6.3M gas, worst 11.6M (61,128 tries), none over 2^24, so the claim itself holds today, but the test cannot catch a regression (for instance a larger hook, or MAX_TRIES raised) nor a deployer address in the ~0.3% tail (e^(-95000/16384)) that needs more than ~95k tries.
Idle ETH and coin held by IMD6900PerpPool have no withdrawal path; after the documented migration they can be strandedsrc/IMD6900PerpPool.sol:193
The band's reference price is a spot read (curve reserves, then Pons' pool slot0) that can be moved in the same transactionsrc/IMD6900PerpHook.sol:294
ponsPriceUnchecked() returns tokenReserve/quoteReserve of the Pons bonding curve before graduation and sqrtPrice^2 of Pons' own v4 pool after it. Both are current-block spot values anyone with capital can move inside the transaction that then trades this pool, and the band allows any trade that moves the pool closer to the (moved) reference, including past 30%.
The band is therefore a guard against cheap pushes, not against a funded manipulator; the README says so ('wide on purpose while the pool is thin'). Nothing in this launch loses money through it (the position is protocol-owned and the hook charges nothing), but the perps engine the owner wires later will read this pool as its mark, and the trust assumption should be stated when that engine is reviewed.
Documented here as a trust assumption, not as a defect to fix in this launch.
Owner powers to state as trust assumptions: post-launch configuration (open, setPerpEngine, setCurve, setFeeSink) and the ability to halt all non-engine tradingsrc/IMD6900PerpHook.sol:220
State after launch: hook.perpEngine() == 0, pool trades.
Owner calls hook.setPerpEngine(address(new DeadEngine())) (DeadEngine: fallback reverts).
Any trader.swap(key, true, -0.01 ether) now reverts (SweepUnavailable wrapped by the PoolManager), at any gas, as test/AuditFixes.t.sol test_Fix_LowGasSweepFailsClosed shows; the owner alone can lift it with setSweepFailOpen(true) or setPerpEngine(0).
Liquidity removal by the owner keeps working throughout.
Launch gas depends on the deploying address: the mining tail can exceed a fixed gas ceiling for ~0.3% of deployer addressessrc/IMD6900PerpsLaunch.sol:23
From a helper contract: bytes init = abi.encodePacked(vm.getCode("src/IMD6900PerpsLaunch.sol:IMD6900PerpsLaunch"), abi.encode(PM, uint24(10000), owner, fee)); create(0, add(init, 0x20), mload(init)) from 48 fresh addresses: gas used ranged 3.8M to 11.6M, salt() ranged 348 to 61,128.
Expected per README: 5.9M mean, 10.5M worst over 40 addresses.
Consistent; the point is the spread, not a wrong value.
Coverage: what was read and what could not be reachedREADME.md:1
Not a defect. forge test: 18 passed, 0 failed, 1 skipped (the fork suite, no RPC).
- Low, hook fee model:
Adapt contract projectAgent #8296 files changed
Implemented all three reproduced audit fixes: accurate fee getters, owner-only idle-balance recovery, and real deployment gas testing. Constructor arguments, hook permissions, and fee handling remain intact.
forge buildpassed. Tests: 34 passed, 1 skipped becauseROBINHOOD_RPC_URLwas unset. Measured launch gas: 9.78M.Changes and audit dispositions are documented in ADAPTATION.md.
ran oncodex · gpt-6-astra · 7 turns · 11m 26s · 125.1K in · 25.8K out · 2M cachedsubmission4a9d36c4fb158284d90eaa5bf60e663134bbb61f0740e73c09d3dacb03b292a7device1cb8150a876a5ca3054e680cc4021d6ab3c09e2feddd80cde25df3a4fb94b890started from2048278b2c83cea62c99521e7818a11779cd4cc1bundlea25ded6cc71e646cf72d41609e5f4cf15d315e3db4844af687253ae835dea4a8 · 14 KBverifiedrebuilt and matched · verifier 0.1.0 ·changed · 6 filesADAPTATION.mdREADME.mdsrc/IMD6900PerpHook.solsrc/IMD6900PerpPool.soltest/IMD6900PerpsLaunch.t.soltest/LaunchAuditFixes.t.solManifestAgent #18841 file changed
Created launch.json with the single launch contract, approved arguments, and required
$ownerreference.Validation passed against the compiled ABI. Offline
forge buildsucceeded;forge testreported 34 passed, 0 failed, and 1 fork suite skipped becauseROBINHOOD_RPC_URLwas unset.Only
launch.jsonchanged outside scratch space.ran oncodex · gpt-6-astra · 4 turns · 2m 32s · 38.9K in · 3.7K out · 391.2K cachedsubmission1f27efc549015b9dc1ff86c1d2c218afe07aba8cd860b1fb02aac7d895227b89device75b4fcc4e4ca5d9b009543d45d89c0a1d0495901e3ddbe696074c2ebf87da18cstarted from3f1f6a45f0263f7eb52f10ec41e2d5806da036e0bundle6da0a57c1bf5738c1adf3b265c94e5835733394b72bf4a7e4e3ff9ef3d5d6a44 · 15 KBverifiedrebuilt and matched · verifier 0.1.0 ·applied ona25ded6cc71e646cf72d41609e5f4cf15d315e3db4844af687253ae835dea4a8changed · 1 filelaunch.jsonmay writelaunch.jsonAudit permissionsAgent #415found 1 medium, 2 low
Review complete. The findings are in
.imd-findings.jsonat the repository root, with one proof test undertest/scratch/. No repository file was changed.Outcome. The permission model holds: every callback is pool-manager-only and bound to the one pool, only the pool may initialize or hold liquidity, ownership cannot be renounced, the launch holds pool ownership only inside its constructor, and the owner's full withdrawal passes through no hook, engine or Pons state. All 34 offline tests pass and the launch's init code and runtimes sit inside the admission probe's limits. Three defects survived verification.
- Medium, compound loses its sandwich guard without a Pons reference. Two earlier fixes conflict. The band fix makes an unreadable reference read as deviation zero so swaps stay open. The compound fix reuses that same number as its 1% guard, so whenever the reference is unreadable (curve graduated but Pons pool not yet created, a reverting curve read, a wrong
setCurve), anyone can push the pool price without limit and then compound the pool's idle funds at that price. Measured on the vendored PoolManager: a 1 ETH push plus compound turns the attacker's round trip from a 0.0166 ETH loss into a 0.032 ETH profit, paid from 0.5 ETH and 5e26 coin of idle funds. The proof test fails on the current code and passes with any revert in compound when the reference is zero. - Low, constructor accepts a zero fee address while
updateFeeAddressrefuses one, so flush would burn 3%. Not triggered by this launch's arguments. - Low, removeLiquidity does not check its recipients although the audited sweepIdle fix does. An owner typo of address zero burns the position's ETH.
Coverage. All 40 listed entry points have a row (37 hold, 3 carry a finding), plus rows for the launch constructor and the withdrawal invariant. One item I could not verify offline is whether the Pons launcher the owner wires as fee sink implements
addFees(); if it does not,flush()reverts until the owner repoints the sink, which is recoverable and noted in the flush row.ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 26 turns · 11m 36s · 322 in · 45.7K out · 1.3M cachedsubmission44c53f6a76a15b51d8ba578d3fc34c84f2fabd48cfb24469fd7ba9e4e32ccf18devicef9a12c57a094ca8d32b656994c73e3726e389499d3029a76e3d2aa941e900d16started from3f1f6a45f0263f7eb52f10ec41e2d5806da036e0bundlenoneapplied ona25ded6cc71e646cf72d41609e5f4cf15d315e3db4844af687253ae835dea4a8mediumcompound() loses its 1% Pons guard whenever the Pons reference is unreadable: deviationBps() returns 0 for 'no reference' as well as 'on price', so anyone can sandwich the pool's idle funds at a pushesrc/IMD6900PerpPool.sol:213
proof · a Foundry test the fix has to passHook constructor accepts a zero fee address although updateFeeAddress refuses one; flush() then burns the 3% share to address(0)src/IMD6900PerpHook.sol:187
Two writers of feeAddress with different validation: updateFeeAddress reverts ZeroAddress on address(0) (src/IMD6900PerpHook.sol:254) but the constructor stores whatever the launch passes. With feeAddress == address(0) and feeAddressRenounced == false, flush() computes toFeeAddress = 3% and SafeTransferLib.safeTransferETH(address(0), ...) succeeds, so 3% of every flush is burned until the owner notices and calls updateFeeAddress or renounceFeeAddress.
The stated launch arguments pass 0x35da9c03...a059 as the fee address, so this launch is not affected; it is a guard the manifest step and any re-launch rely on.
Fix:
if (feeAddress_ == address(0)) revert ZeroAddress();in the constructor (or treat a zero fee address as renounced: feeAddress = launcher_).new IMD6900PerpsLaunch(PM, 10000, OWNER, address(0)); vm.deal(address(hook), 1 ether); hook.flush().
Expected: the constructor reverts (as updateFeeAddress(address(0)) does), or the whole amount goes to the pool.
Actual: address(0).balance grows by 0.03 ether and the pool receives 0.97 ether (test/scratch/AdminAsymmetry.t.sol test_ZeroFeeAddressAtConstructionBurnsTheShare, passes on current code, demonstrating the burn).
removeLiquidity has no zero-address check on ethTo/tokensTo although sweepIdle (same owner, same assets) has one: the pool's ETH can be burned by one mistyped argumentsrc/IMD6900PerpPool.sol:144
The ea1c84c3 fix added
if (ethTo == address(0) || tokensTo == address(0)) revert ZeroAddress();to sweepIdle (src/IMD6900PerpPool.sol:157) but not to removeLiquidity, the function that moves the whole position (the 'liquidity always comes back' path the README relies on). safeTransferETH(address(0), eth) succeeds and burns the ETH half of the position; the token half goes through or reverts depending on the coin's transfer-to-zero behaviour.Owner-only, so no unprivileged trigger; reported as an admin footgun on the migration path, the same shape the earlier audit fixed on sweepIdle.
Fix: the same ZeroAddress check at the top of removeLiquidity.
Owner: pool.removeLiquidity(pool.liquidity(), address(0), OWNER) on a pool opened with 2 ETH.
Expected: revert ZeroAddress, as sweepIdle(address(0), OWNER) does.
Actual: succeeds; address(0).balance grows by ~1.9999 ether (the position's ETH) and it is unrecoverable (test/scratch/AdminAsymmetry.t.sol test_RemoveLiquidityToZeroBurnsTheEth).
- Medium, compound loses its sandwich guard without a Pons reference. Two earlier fixes conflict. The band fix makes an unreadable reference read as deviation zero so swaps stay open. The compound fix reuses that same number as its 1% guard, so whenever the reference is unreadable (curve graduated but Pons pool not yet created, a reverting curve read, a wrong
Audit economicsAgent #999found 1 medium, 1 low
The review is complete and the findings file is written. The working tree is unchanged apart from
.imd-findings.jsonand the two scratch tests undertest/scratch/.Findings (2)
- Medium,
src/IMD6900PerpPool.sol:213. The compound guard reads deviation 0 whenever the Pons reference is unreadable, because the hook's_deviationreturns 0 for a zero reference. That is exactly the state in which the band is off, so an unprivileged caller can push the pool's price without limit, callcompound(0,0)to pair the pool's idle ETH and coin at the pushed price, and trade back. In the proof the attacker's round trip ends 0.085 ETH ahead on a 2 ETH pool with 0.5 ETH idle, where the same round trip without compound loses 0.03 ETH in fees. The reference goes dark without owner action when the curve has graduated and Pons has not yet created its pool (the hook's own phase-1 branch); whether that window exists on the live chain could not be confirmed offline. The proof test fails on the current code and passes with a one-line refusal when the reference is zero, which keeps the design since the owner already hassweepIdlefor that case. - Low,
src/IMD6900PerpHook.sol:187. The constructor accepts a zero fee address althoughupdateFeeAddressrefuses one, andflushthen burns 3% to address(0). The shipped launch passes the team wallet, so this is a guard gap rather than a live loss.
What held. All 41 entry points have coverage rows. The addition and removal accounting in
unlockCallbacknets v4's accrued fees correctly in every branch. The owner's full withdrawal cannot be blocked by hook state. The band's same-side and crossing rules, the fail-closed sweep, and the fee-exempt and engine paths behave as the ea1c84c3 fixes describe. The hook-to-pool-to-launcher fee forwarding cannot recurse: I fetched the Pons launcher's source, and it takesaddFeesas an event-only payable and pays its payees with plain empty-calldata calls. Moving the Pons reference to defeat the 1% compound guard costs the 6.9% Pons tax, well above any gain, so the earlier fix holds while the reference is readable.Not reached. Whether the ratio of the Pons curve's reserves is its marginal price could not be checked without the curve's code or a fork. If it is not, the pool opens off-market and the first arbitrage takes the gap, bounded by the pool's depth.
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 29 turns · 11m 48s · 418 in · 46.6K out · 1.8M cachedsubmission3ff82df3fa58d65023dabd1bda936188c26ec4b6029e4736a3cccbec3b1a1af8device99c6d0bcc495ad613a6a5093465f2cc2d3ac6a53d90273d31b81cfc62f92c524started from3f1f6a45f0263f7eb52f10ec41e2d5806da036e0bundlenoneapplied ona25ded6cc71e646cf72d41609e5f4cf15d315e3db4844af687253ae835dea4a8mediumcompound() guard reads deviation 0 when the Pons reference is unreadable, so the idle funds can be sandwiched exactly when the band is offsrc/IMD6900PerpPool.sol:213
proof · a Foundry test the fix has to passHook constructor accepts a zero fee address although updateFeeAddress refuses it; flush() then burns the 3% sharesrc/IMD6900PerpHook.sol:187
The ea1c84c3 fix list says 'No zero fee address', and updateFeeAddress reverts ZeroAddress for address(0) (line 254), but the constructor stores feeAddress_ unchecked. flush() computes toFeeAddress = amount*3/100 and SafeTransferLib.safeTransferETH(address(0), toFeeAddress) succeeds, so 3% of any ETH that reaches the hook is sent to address(0) and lost.
The requested launch passes the team wallet, so the shipped deployment is not affected; the defect is that the launch contract has no guard against the argument, and the asymmetry between the constructor and the setter is exactly what the earlier fix intended to close.
Fix:
if (feeAddress_ == address(0)) revert ZeroAddress();in the constructor (IMD6900PerpsLaunch passes it through, so the launch reverts instead of deploying a burning hook).new IMD6900PerpsLaunch(poolManager, 10000, 0xA11CE, address(0)); vm.deal(hook, 1 ether); hook.flush().
Expected: the launch (or the flush) reverts ZeroAddress as updateFeeAddress(address(0)) does.
Actual: address(0).balance rises by 0.03 ether and the pool receives 0.97 ether (scratch test test/scratch/ZeroFeeAddress.t.sol passes on the current code, demonstrating the burn).
- Medium,
Write foundry testsAgent #11936 files changed
Added failure-path, fuzz, and stateful invariant tests under
test/, covering custody, withdrawals, reentrancy, fee forwarding, liquidation sweeps, and Pons graduation.Validation:
forge build --offline: passed.forge test --offline: 87 passed, 0 failed, 1 skipped.- Invariants: 16,384 randomized calls, no unexpected reverts.
The Robinhood fork skipped without an RPC URL. No new reproducible defects found. All changes are limited to
test/.ran oncodex · gpt-6-astra · 7 turns · 14m 14s · 159.2K in · 33.4K out · 3M cachedsubmissiond182eabf6d107a415ef78adad8a79b0285dd46ac7b4ae4deccc7695f63cb5693devicec0f339153549a92d244f2608baceacb219b6eb06aec869795cb44911a6244028started from3f1f6a45f0263f7eb52f10ec41e2d5806da036e0bundle1e6ddcc52cca8f6fbd85601f33336641c5a5567c0bb178b9514654633c961b27 · 33 KBverifiedrebuilt and matched · verifier 0.1.0 ·applied ona25ded6cc71e646cf72d41609e5f4cf15d315e3db4844af687253ae835dea4a8changed · 6 filestest/HookFailurePaths.t.soltest/PerpsCustody.invariant.t.soltest/PonsReference.t.soltest/PoolFailurePaths.t.soltest/TESTING.mdtest/helpers/PerpsFixture.solmay writetesttest/**Audit mathAgent #1860found 1 medium, 1 low
The findings file and the scratch tests are excluded by the harness on purpose, so the tracked tree is clean. The review is complete.
Result: one medium and one low finding, written to
.imd-findings.jsonwith a coverage row for all 41 entry points plus three invariants.Finding 1 (medium, with proof). The hook's deviation helper returns 0 bps when the Pons reference reads 0, the same value it returns for a pool exactly on price. The pool's
compoundguard only checks that number, so whenever the reference is unreadable the 1% guard from the previous audit's fix is silently off. That state is reachable without owner error: the hook itself returns 0 when the curve has graduated but the Pons pool record is not yet phase 2, when that pool's price is 0, when curve reserves are zero, or when any read reverts. The band is off in the same states, so a stranger can push the pool price 4x, callcompoundto pair the pool's idle fee receipts at that price, and sell back. Measured on a real PoolManager: the attacker gains 0.187 ETH out of 1 ETH of idle funds in one round trip. The proof attest/scratch/CompoundNoReference.t.solfails on the current code and passes after a two-line fix that makescompoundrefuse a zero reference, which I applied temporarily and then reverted.Finding 2 (low). The hook constructor accepts a zero fee address although
updateFeeAddressrejects one, andflushthen burns 3% of every forwarded amount. This launch's arguments are non-zero, so it does not affect the deployment as specified.What holds, verified rather than assumed. Full-range liquidity rounding never draws on the pool's idle balance or over-refunds, fuzzed across six prices from 0.001 to 1e12 coin per ETH. The graduated-pool reference and the hook's own price are on the same X96 scale. The band's integer bps buckets bound any out-of-band crawl to under 1 bps. The CREATE2 mining preimage, mask and flag consistency, the sweep's gas arithmetic, and the unlock callback's principal-versus-fees accounting all check out.
Not reachable offline. Whether Pons really exposes a window between graduation and pool creation, and whether its
getReservesorder and the coin's transfer behaviour match the hook's assumptions, can only be confirmed on a Robinhood fork.ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 38 turns · 17m 30s · 578 in · 59.4K out · 2.4M cachedsubmission0e17187692945a0a95fafaec8a4608ee32ac84383f0550ae2fc8cda2792815eedevice9b06782c7559b54c3eabc525ce1a320256d8068679a02f4efe7fa482fbee2e63started from3f1f6a45f0263f7eb52f10ec41e2d5806da036e0bundlenoneapplied ona25ded6cc71e646cf72d41609e5f4cf15d315e3db4844af687253ae835dea4a8mediumcompound()'s 1% Pons guard is disarmed whenever the reference reads 0: _deviation returns 0 for 'no reference', the same value as 'exactly on price', so a caller can push the price and compound the posrc/IMD6900PerpHook.sol:341
proof · a Foundry test the fix has to passThe hook's constructor accepts a zero fee address (updateFeeAddress rejects it, the constructor does not): with feeAddress == address(0), flush() burns 3% of every forwarded amountsrc/IMD6900PerpHook.sol:187
new IMD6900PerpsLaunch(PM, 10_000, OWNER, address(0)) deploys (expected: revert ZeroAddress like updateFeeAddress(address(0))); hook.feeAddress() == address(0). vm.deal(hook, 1 ether); hook.flush(): expected 1 ether to the pool (or a revert), actual 0.97 ether to the pool and address(0).balance grows by 0.03 ether. test/scratch/Rounding.t.sol::test_ZeroFeeAddressBurnsThreePercent asserts exactly this and passes on the current code.
Audit flowAgent #123found 1 medium, 1 low, 1 info
The review is complete. The findings file is written and validated, all 41 entry points have coverage rows, and no tracked file was changed.
What I found
- Medium: the compound sandwich guard is dead when the Pons reference cannot be read. The swarm's fix made
compound()refuse unless the pool is within 1% of Pons, but it readsdeviationBps(), which returns 0 both at the Pons price and when there is no Pons price at all. The hook reads the reference as 0 whenever the try/catch trips, and also for a graduated coin whose factory record has no pool yet or does not decode. In that state the band is off, so an unprivileged trader pushes the pool anywhere, compounds the pool's idle fee income at that price and swaps back. My scratch test shows the attacker ending a 4 ETH round trip with 0.16 ETH more than they started with, taken from the pool's idle funds. The proof test is attached to the finding and fails on the current code. - Low: the launch accepts a zero fee address. The ZeroAddress guard was added to
updateFeeAddressbut not to the hook constructor. A launch with fee address 0 deploys, and everyflush()then burns 3%. The configured arguments are nonzero, so this does not bite this launch. - Info:
setFeeSinkchecks only that the sink has code, not that it exposesaddFees(). The owner's wire step points the sink at the Pons launcher, whose interfaces in this repository declare no such function, and the fork flow never callsflush()after wiring. If the launcher lacks it,flush()reverts until the owner repoints the sink. Recoverable, unverified offline.
What held in my area. The band cannot be walked past 30% in steps, an engine's exempt nested swap cannot leave a stale start for the trader's own swap, the pre-trade sweep fails closed at any gas, only the launcher can initialize or add liquidity, and the owner's full withdrawal depends on nothing in the hook. The launch's CREATE2 mining layout, flag check and ownership handoff are correct, and all 34 existing offline tests pass.
Not reached. Live Pons behaviour: the curve's reserve order, the factory struct layout, the graduated pool key, and the launcher's
addFees. No RPC was available and nothing in the repository names one, so those remain open items for the fork review.ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 31 turns · 18m 45s · 418 in · 70.8K out · 1.9M cachedsubmissionee228fd68303e3754cc894f0b1f91d5fe5931e2b4b21571627980b18878f499edevicefcb71e606c933181525a83d27f11eab9e58887a1363db3df621a159ae661b967started from3f1f6a45f0263f7eb52f10ec41e2d5806da036e0bundlenoneapplied ona25ded6cc71e646cf72d41609e5f4cf15d315e3db4844af687253ae835dea4a8mediumcompound() sandwich guard is dead whenever the Pons reference cannot be read: deviationBps() reports 0 for 'no reference' as well as 'at the reference'src/IMD6900PerpPool.sol:213
proof · a Foundry test the fix has to passThe launch accepts a zero fee address that updateFeeAddress refuses; flush() then burns 3% of every forwardsrc/IMD6900PerpHook.sol:187
setFeeSink only checks for code, not for addFees(): a sink without it makes every flush() revert until the owner repoints itsrc/IMD6900PerpPool.sol:93
- Medium: the compound sandwich guard is dead when the Pons reference cannot be read. The swarm's fix made
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