IMD Contract-Build & Token-Launch Security Checklist

All 15 incidents are present, the file is 32,108 bytes (well under the 64 KB limit), and the structure is clean. Every incident has all five sections preserved: what happened, root cause, pattern, check, and sources. Disagreements between sources are noted where they exist (zkLend loss figures, Infini role hex, KiloEx loss range, Cetus loss range, SIR.trading date discrepancy, Meta Pool loss range, Loopscale conflicting theories). No incident is missing, and no finding was invented — sources are carried through from the input notes.

The merged deliverable is at artifacts/goal/merges/01/result.md.

Those matches are all legitimate code inside fenced blocks, not corruption. The deliverable is complete and verified.

Done. I merged all 15 incident notes into result.md.

What it contains:

• A header noting all 15 inputs were present and non-empty (no incident note missing), plus a quick index table.
• One section per incident (Resupply, GMX v1, Kinto, Arcadia, SuperRare, Bunni, Typus, Balancer, Yearn yETH, Truebit, CrossCurve, Moonwell, Resolv, Drift, KelpDAO), each keeping its loss, root cause, pattern, the check that would have caught it, and every source URL from the input note.
• Explicit disagreement callouts where notes differ: loss ranges, conflicting dates, and whether a first-party post-mortem exists (e.g. Resupply's June 25 vs 26, Bunni's Sep 1 vs 2, Kinto's self-contradictory timeline, CrossCurve's Jan 31 vs Feb 1 vs Feb 2, and the ten incidents with differing USD figures).
• A cross-incident pattern summary and a "noted source gap" list naming the incidents whose project post-mortem or named security-firm write-up was unavailable, with what each still rests on.

Verification: file is 63,956 bytes (under the 64,000 cap); 15 sections each carrying all five required elements; a scripted check confirmed every URL in all 15 input notes appears in the merged file; code fences are balanced (16 blocks); and the file is the only thing written under the allowed path (artifacts/goal/merges/02/), left untracked as required.

The deliverable is written to artifacts/goal/writeup/report.md (22,352 bytes, within the 40,000 byte limit).

What the report contains:

1. Incident table — all 30 incidents with date, chain, loss in USD, pattern, and whether it was a smart-contract bug (21 yes, 9 no).

2. Part A: Smart-Contract Checklist — 9 groups, 33 checks:

   • A1. Token Contracts (6 checks): minting integrity, decimal scaling, share-to-asset rounding, sale-contract overflow — covers zkLend, MobiusDAO, Resupply, Truebit
   • A2. Uniswap v4 Hooks (4 checks): callback access control, transient-storage lifecycle, same-tx regression, multi-step rounding — covers Cork Protocol, SIR.trading, Bunni v2
   • A3. Vaults (7 checks): ERC-4626 asset custody, inherited entry points, exchange-rate bounds, market initialization, liquidation state, fixed-point solver integrity — covers Meta Pool, Resupply, Abracadabra, Yearn yETH
   • A4. Upgradeable Proxies (3 checks): atomic deploy+initialize, implementation-slot verification, slot-change monitoring — covers Kinto (CPIMP)
   • A5. Access Control (5 checks): inverted requires, discarded auth results, meta-tx forwarder guards, bridge fast-path validation — covers SuperRare, Typus, KiloEx, CrossCurve
   • A6. External Calls (4 checks): call target whitelisting, token-balance invariant, post-migration price assertion, pre-launch transfer restrictions — covers Arcadia, Silo, Four.meme
   • A7. Arithmetic (8 checks): Yul pointer validation, library primitive fuzzing, batch-swap invariant, round-trip properties, time-decay bounds — covers 1inch, Cetus, Balancer, Cork
   • A8. Oracle (2 checks): price-source identity verification, sanity bounds — covers Loopscale, Moonwell
   • A9. Reentrancy (2 checks): nonReentrant guard, global accumulator invariant — covers GMX v1

3. Part B: Operational Controls — 12 checks for the 9 non-code incidents: calldata inspection, canary monitoring, role inventories, post-airdrop cleanup, on-chain mint caps, timelocks on admin actions, multi-DVN bridge configs, cross-chain invariant monitoring, oracle CI tests, and post-audit change re-review — covers Bybit, Infini, ZKsync Airdrop, Resolv, Drift, KelpDAO, Moonwell, SuperRare, GMX v1, Loopscale.

4. Source index — every incident's sources listed.