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Audits

Lithos is built on the Thena V2 codebase, a well-audited and battle-tested framework derived from multiple generations of ve(3,3) DEX development. By adopting this lineage without modifications, Lithos inherits all security properties and audit assurances from the upstream protocols.

Audit History

  • Thena V2 – Audited by OpenZeppelin, one of the most reputable firms in blockchain security.
  • Thena V1 – Audited by PeckShield.
  • Velodrome – Adapted from the Solidly codebase and reviewed through both a security audit and a Code4rena bug bounty contest.
  • Solidly AMM – Audited by PeckShield, which identified five low-severity and one informational finding. No security incidents have occurred since its deployment on Fantom in February 2022.

Findings and Resolutions

  • Velodrome resolved all high- and medium-risk issues pre-deployment.
  • A single known issue related to ExternalBribe contracts was mitigated with a wrapped contract solution.
  • No unresolved critical issues remain in the codebase lineage.

Battle-Tested Foundation

  • Lithos uses the Thena V2 codebase without modifications to the core smart contracts.
  • The unmodified codebase allows Lithos to rely directly on the assurances provided by prior audits.

Future Development

  • Planned expansions and new features will only be deployed after:
    • Extensive internal and external testing.
    • Comprehensive third-party audits.
    • Approval through a public governance process.

Security reviews will remain a prerequisite for all new functionality.


Multisig

All critical protocol transactions are protected by a multisig setup with appropriate timelock mechanisms. This structure ensures that no single actor can execute sensitive operations unilaterally.

  • Multiple Signers – Any critical change requires signatures from multiple trusted parties.
  • Timelock Delays – Timelocks provide the community with a review period before changes are executed.
  • Transparent Governance – Administrative actions will be communicated openly and verifiable on-chain.
  • Community Oversight – Multisig operations are subject to monitoring by the Lithos community.

Deployment Details

  • Multisig configurations, including signer addresses and timelock parameters, will be published upon deployment to the Plasma blockchain.

There aren’t any published security advisories