Smart Contract Audits

Liquity V2 Audits

The Liquity V2 codebase, which serves as the foundation of the Felix protocol CDP system, has been through several audit rounds by different auditing companies, such as audited by Dedaub, ChainSecurity, Recon, Coinspect and Three Sigma; furthermore, the codebase has been formally verified by Certora.

Audit reports

ChainSecurity - Core Protocol Audit Reportarrow-up-right, December 2024

Dedaub - Core Protocol Audit Report Iarrow-up-right, August 2024

Dedaub - Core Protocol Audit Report IIarrow-up-right, November 2024

Certora - Formal Verificationarrow-up-right, December 2024

Coinspect - Bold Core Smart Contract Auditarrow-up-right, December 2024

Coinspect - Bold Governance Auditarrow-up-right, January 2025

ChainSecurity -Governance Smart Contract Auditarrow-up-right, January 2025

Dedaub - Governance Audit 1arrow-up-right, August 2024

Dedaub - Governance Audit 2arrow-up-right, November 2024

Dedaub - Governance Audit 3arrow-up-right, January 2025

Recon - Liquity Security Reviewarrow-up-right, October 2024

Felix Audits

The Felix codebase has primarily changed 3 components to the Liquity V2 codebase:

  • Added mint caps: Used to control leverage in the system

  • Enabled trove parameter adjustments by admin: Used primarily to adjust mint caps

  • Enabled protocol pausing by admin: Used to pause the system in the scenario of long-tail risk scenarios

These changes are actively being audited by Dedaub and Coinspect. These two audits are listed below.

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All Felix protocol smart contracts will retain upgradability upon deployment. Any future changes prior to the removal of admin privileges will undergo further auditing.

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