Status
Read live from the chain and from the keeper itself. Nothing here is asserted. If a number looks bad, it is bad.
Keeper
The keeper fills orders, settles closes, triggers take-profit and stop-loss, and liquidates. While it is down, open positions are frozen, not safe.
Oracle
One signer means trust reduces to custody of one key. That is acceptable on a testnet with valueless tokens and nowhere near acceptable with real money. It becomes m-of-n on separate machines before mainnet.
Vault
Locked liquidity is reserved to pay the capped max profit of every open position. It was set aside before each trade was allowed to open, so a winning trade can always be paid. LPs withdraw from what is free.
Chain unreachable. These numbers are unknown, not zero.
Contracts
Verified on the explorer. Read the source, not the summary.
Known limitations
- Testnet only. USDG is a test token with an open mint and no monetary value.
- The contracts are unaudited.
- The price oracle has one signer. One compromised key could price the entire exchange.
- Contract ownership still sits on the deployment key, not a multisig.
- Upgrades take effect immediately. There is no timelock yet.
- A single keeper fills orders. While it is down, positions are frozen.
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