Bridge Economic Model & Slashing Audit

We audit the logic and parameters for slashing validators, ensuring penalties are sufficient to deter attacks but not so severe they discourage participation. We verify edge cases and the fairness of the appeal process.

Analysis of staking tokenomics, including bond sizes, delegation mechanics, and reward distribution. We ensure the model is sustainable, Sybil-resistant, and aligns validator incentives with network security.

Security review of user fund exit mechanisms. We verify there are no lock-up exploits, front-running vulnerabilities, or conditions that could trap user assets during the unbonding period.

Audit of all fee calculations, treasury allocations, and reward payouts. We check for rounding errors, flash loan manipulation risks, and ensure the economic model remains solvent under stress.

Security assessment of mechanisms for updating critical economic parameters (e.g., slashing percentages, fees). We ensure upgrades are permissioned correctly and cannot be exploited to destabilize the system.

For bridges, we trace the flow of economic value across chains. We audit the mint/burn parity, message pricing, and relay incentives to prevent insolvency or inflation attacks.

We simulate adversarial strategies—from griefing attacks to arbitrage exploits—to identify vulnerabilities in your tokenomics, fee structures, and slashing logic before they are exploited.

We rigorously test your validator slashing conditions, bond sizing, and unbonding periods to ensure they are sufficient to deter malicious behavior without being punitive to honest actors.

Our analysis ensures your reward distribution, fee sharing, and governance token utility create sustainable, long-term alignment between users, validators, and the protocol treasury.

We model extreme market conditions and mass exit scenarios to verify your bridge's liquidity pools and withdrawal mechanisms can handle volatility without breaking the peg or halting.

We audit the economic implications of governance proposals and upgrade mechanisms, ensuring changes cannot be gamed to drain funds or destabilize the system.