Risks
Smart contract risk
Although our smart contracts have undergone audits by third-party firms, it is theoretically possible for vulnerabilities to exist. Furthermore, integrated third-party projects, including utilities and listed token projects, may also present risks associated with smart contracts.
Mitigation:
Engaging multiple professional third-party firms to audit smart contracts significantly mitigates the risk of vulnerabilities. Audit reports are available here.
Additionally, we implement a bug bounty program to incentivize individuals to identify vulnerabilities in our live code, serving as an additional measure to filter out potential issues.
We meticulously evaluate any new tokens or utilities that we choose to list and utilize, collaborating exclusively with those that have undergone auditing and demonstrated a proven track record of robust security.
Pool liquidity market risk
Price volatility is a risk for Native Pool tokens. Market fluctuations can lead to the following outcomes:
USD Value Loss of Deposited Assets: The value of your deposited assets may decline in terms of USD due to price drops.
Risk of Bad Debt: In highly volatile or extreme market conditions, the liquidation mechanisms may struggle to execute swiftly. This lag can occur due to rapidly falling token prices or a congested blockchain network, resulting in uncollateralized positions and potential bad debt within the system.
Mitigation:
Several automated risk monitoring mechanisms have been implemented throughout the system to maintain operational integrity.
Conservative collateralization thresholds have been established to provide a sufficient buffer to counteract market volatility.
Additionally, high-frequency, dynamic adjustments to the lending parameters have been instituted to ensure the system can promptly respond to any changes in market conditions.
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