Burr Pool Audit

BurrBear's Multi Stable Pool was forked from Balancer v2 and Burr Pools were forked from Xave Finance's FXPools. Attached here are the latest respective audits

Below is a summary of the security audits performed on the Balancer code that we have integrated into our project. Please refer to these reports for detailed findings and recommendations.

Audited Components and Reports from Balancer

Scope	Company	Report
Vault, Weighted Pool, Stable Pool	OpenZeppelin	2021-03-15
Vault, Weighted Pool, Stable Pool	Trail of Bits	2021-04-02
Vault	Certora	2021-04-22
MultiRewards, Stable Pool	OpenZeppelin	2021-10-09
Linear Pool, Stable Phantom Pool	Trail of Bits	2021-10-08
Timelock Authorizer	ABDK	2022-05-27
Batch Relayer	Trail of Bits	2022-05-27
Composable Stable Pool	Certora	2022-09-23
Composable Stable Pool	Trail of Bits	2022-09-02
Managed Pool	Trail Of Bits	2022-10-25

Audited Components and Reports from Xave Finance

Our platform also integrates Burr Pools originally developed by Xave Finance. The following details the audits conducted on these components, which are essential for maintaining our platform’s security integrity.

PeckShield Audit

The review focused on the FXPool contract that was built on top of Balancer's v2 Vault. There were 5 issues (1 critical, 1 low, 1 information and 2 mediums) pointed out during the audit review. These issues have been resolved. Please refer to our Audit Report on PeckShield github here

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PeckShield-Audit-Report-Xave-v1.0.pdf

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Akira Tech Audit

Akira Tech's audit focused on manually reviewing the codebase, searching for security issues such as, but not limited to, re-entrancy problems, transaction ordering, block timestamp dependency, exception handling, call stack depth limitation, integer overflow/underflow, self-destructible contracts, unsecured balance, use of origin, costly gas patterns, architectural problems, code readability. Issues were closed on the updated version of the FXPool contract.

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Akira-Tech-Audit-Report.pdf

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