Stargaze Infinity Pool audit

Oak Security20 Jul 2023Code version: not recorded (see the report)

Oak Security reviewed Stargaze (Stargaze Infinity Pool audit) on 20 Jul 2023: 8 findings, 1 critical; all acknowledged, none fixed.

1 critical acknowledged, not fixed

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Findings8

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Severity	Open	Acknowledged	Fixed
Critical	0	1	0
High	0	3	0
Medium	0	0	0
Low	0	4	0

CriticalMalicious users can transact NFTs with zero deltas, causing a loss of profit for pool ownersAcknowledged

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HighIterating through best-priced pools may fail due to an out-of-gas errorAcknowledged

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HighPayment distribution will fail for zero seller amountAcknowledged

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HighSwap fees are not applied throughout the codebaseAcknowledged

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LowPool activation is possible before depositing the required assets, resulting in an empty poolAcknowledged

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LowPools can be deactivated through the SetActivePool message, leaving them in an inconsistent stateAcknowledged

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LowPossible incorrect denom emitted during contract instantiationAcknowledged

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LowTrades will fail if the delta decreases the spot price to zeroAcknowledged

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Stargaze

Audits4 audits by 2 firmsLast audit Jul 2023, by Oak Security.

Critical findings1 critical acknowledged, not fixedReported in “Stargaze Infinity Pool audit” by Oak Security, Jul 2023. The team acknowledged it.

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