Solid Proof: Solid Proof: We have successfully completed the second independent smart contract security audit. There are only a few minor issues that our Lead Solidity Developer, Waqas Wahid, is handling now. We are very pleased with the results! Here are the highlights:
Main Green Lights:
Minting tokens. Minting tokens refer to the process of creating new tokens in a cryptocurrency or blockchain network. This process is typically performed by the project's owner or designated authority, who has the ability to add new tokens to the network's total supply. The owner is not able to mint new tokens once the contract is deployed.
Blacklist addresses. Blacklisting addresses in smart contracts is the process of adding a certain address to a blacklist, effectively preventing them from accessing or participating in certain functionalities or transactions within the contract. This can be useful in preventing fraudulent or malicious activities, such as hacking attempts or money laundering. The owner cannot blacklist wallets from transferring of tokens.
Issues being addressed:
Pausability. The contract contains the pausable functionality in which the owner can lock functions for an indefinite period of time.
GovWorld Response: We will implement the use of a standard timelock used in most DeFi/CeFi applications with at least with a latency of e.g. 48-72 hours for awareness of privileged operations. The purpose of pausability is in cases of abnormal user behavior by bad actors.
Fees and Taxes. The contract contains the threshold and platform fees that can be adjusted up to 25% which is not recommended there must be a check where the fees in the contract should not be more than 25%.
GovWorld Response: This was set initially for testing purposes only. GovWorld will implement a cap of maximum fees no more than 5%. Currently our Platform Fee for borrowers is 1%, and AutoSell Fee for Lenders is set at 0.75%.
Upgradeability and Ownership. The contract contains the upgradable functionality in which the owner or deployer can deploy the new version of the contract. The owner has not renounced the ownership that means that the owner retains control over the contract’s operations.
GovWorld Response: GovWorld has a Bug Bounty program for the first 6 months after public launch. If nothing is found they intend to have a community vote to make contracts non-upgradeable and renounce ownership.
We look forward journeying with our community and Strategic Partners after GoLive! Thank you for your patience
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