Status
What works, what has been proven, and what is not yet true.
Nothing is deployed to a live network. Read everything below with that sentence next to it.
Proven
- The whole flow, on a copy of the real market. Funds that had drifted out of their band were moved back, with 94% of them still working. A second run correctly did nothing, because the cooldown was running.
- Every rule has a test that tries to break it. 100 tests on the contract, 116 on the program that decides, 52 on the market piece. They run on every change.
- Real transactions on test networks. The market piece has done the full round trip, put in, move, take out, on two test networks.
Not yet
- A live network. The rehearsal ran on a copy of Arbitrum One, through a simulator and a test delivery path that checks no signatures.
- A professional audit. Twelve automated reviewers went over the contract, then six more. That is not an audit, and nothing here calls it one.
Limits, written down on purpose
- One market at a time per wallet.
- The cap on how much one move may touch covers the whole of your funds, so set it above what you have in.
- Every move pays a small exchange fee to the market itself. On a market with a high fee, a move can cost more than it recovers. Choose the market with the fee in mind.
- Money sent to the contract by mistake, outside a move, cannot be recovered. That is the price of the contract having no way to take money out.
Builders will find the full list, with the reasoning, on Contracts.