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1.YoloSweetener acts on the vault's un-advanced task status: YOLO is accepted into a task whose active submission is already final, and is then paid to that earlier doercontracts/src/YoloSweetener.sol:112
if (vault.submitTerms(taskId, address(0)).status != TaskStatus.Open) revert TaskNotOpen();
2.The $YOLO add-on fee (and the YOLO fee of YOLO rewards) goes to the treasury wallet, read from the current parameter version, against the documented burn / voter / doer-bonus splitcontracts/src/YoloSweetener.sol:211
if (fee != 0) yolo.safeTransfer(treasury, fee);
3.YOLO Predict has no resolution rule for tasks without a deadline or tasks that end Unwound: the weight formula has no denominator and irrevocable positions lock foreverdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:161
Any task gets an automatic prediction market, open from its creation to its deadline, paused while a submission
4.YOLO Predict: a single late position on an otherwise empty side takes the whole opposite pool regardless of its weight (sole-side sniping, including front-running a doer's submit)docs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:176
winner. Winners split the losing side's 90% pool by points (position × weight), on top of getting their own
5.The 20-vote early decision reintroduces the partial-count relay exploit that internal audit finding C-02 removed from the codedocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:69
- **Early decision.** The moment one side is ahead by **20 votes or more** (and has at least one voting wallet),
6.Predict pool size is decoupled from the dispute incentive: an undisputed junk proof on a small task takes the whole WON'T DO pool for a 0.5 IMD + 3% bonddocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:185
**Known, accepted risk: no cap, no exclusion, no undo.** There is no limit on the total size of either side of
7.The three price parameters have no named setter, no bounds and no lower bound: an instant FDV change re-routes the doer bonus, and FDV = 0 or price = 0 breaks every non-YOLO submissiondocs/TOKENOMICS.md:48
Three numbers are plain parameters, each set in a single transaction that emits an event the site reads:
8.lowDoer-stake bonus is fixed at submission but forfeited if the lock ends before payout, and a 1% dispute by any third party can push payout past the lock's enddocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:148
the same lock is still running. A lock that ended early forfeits the bonus (not the locked YOLO itself — only
9.lowDoer-stake power is amount x weeks with no minimum term tied to the task and is never consumed per submission: a 1-week lock of 52x the reward earns the full bonus, and one lock covers any number of cdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:138
- **Power** = amount locked × (weeks locked ÷ 52). Fixed the moment the lock is set or extended — it does not
10.lowDispute bond 'in the reward's currency' contradicts 'the whole flow moves no ETH through the contract at all' for ETH-denominated tasksdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:92
and is never reimbursed for it from the protocol's money. The whole flow — dispute, vote, appeal — moves no ETH
Section 4 line 59 defines the dispute bond as '0.5 IMD + 1% of the reward, in the reward's currency' and the appeal as paying 'the dispute bond again'. For a task whose reward is ETH that bond is ETH, yet lines 91-93 state that the dispute, vote and appeal flow 'moves no ETH through the contract at all'.
The two sentences cannot both be implemented; the implementer must pick one (bonds always in IMD, as the outdated code does with Desk._bondFor, or ETH bonds and the 'no ETH' sentence dropped). The money-flow table (line 225, 'Dispute / appeal bond ... returned to the winner') names no currency either.
Input: a task with currency = ETH and reward 0.04 ETH (the table at line 47 uses this reward).
Section 4 rule: dispute bond = 0.5 IMD + 1% x 0.04 ETH = 0.5 IMD + 0.0004 ETH, so the disputer sends 0.0004 ETH to the contract.
Line 92-93 rule: no ETH moves through the contract for a dispute.
Expected: one consistent rule; actual: two different transactions for the same dispute.
11.lowNFT voters' fee share is restricted to '$YOLO-denominated tasks' in section 9 but is 5% of every accepted reward in TOKENOMICS and in section 5's $100 USDC exampledocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:210
$YOLO-denominated tasks. A correct vote earns a share of the loser's bond and, on a $YOLO-denominated task, a
TOKENOMICS.md lines 80-83 ('5%, the NFT part. Goes to the identity.md NFT holders who voted correctly in a dispute') and TOKEN-UTILITY.md section 5 ('Disputed, NFT voted correctly, submission accepted' on a $100 reward: NFT voters $5) make the fee share currency-independent.
Section 9 lines 210-212 restrict it to 'a $YOLO-denominated task, a share of that task's fee — paid in whatever currency the task's reward was in', which is self-contradictory (a $YOLO-denominated task's reward currency is always YOLO) and contradicts the $100 example. A reader of section 9 would conclude a correct vote on a USDC task earns only the bond share.
Fix: reword section 9 to 'on any task, a share of that task's fee, paid in the reward's currency'.
Input: USDC task, reward 100 USDC, disputed, NFT vote decides 'accept' correctly, swarm not called.
TOKENOMICS and section 5 expected: correct voters share 5 USDC of fee plus 50% of the loser's bond.
Section 9 reading: the task is not $YOLO-denominated, so voters get only the bond share and 0 USDC of fee.
Two payouts for the same input.
12.lowA staked doer whose power is below a tenth of the reward: TOKENOMICS burns the NFT part ('unless the doer was staked'), TOKEN-UTILITY sends it to the treasury ('same as no stake')docs/TOKENOMICS.md:81
or a dispute the NFT vote got wrong or never decided, these 5% go to the treasury — unless the doer was staked,
TOKENOMICS.md lines 80-83: with no dispute the 5% NFT part goes to the treasury 'unless the doer was staked, in which case they are burned instead'. TOKEN-UTILITY.md lines 113-114 and 146: below a tenth of the reward's worth 'the outcome is the same as no stake' / 'same payout as having no stake at all'. A doer with a running lock whose power is 5% of the reward 'was staked' (TOKENOMICS: burn) but has the 'same payout as no stake' (TOKEN-UTILITY: treasury).
The money-flow table (line 227) does not settle it.
Fix: state whether the burn of the NFT part keys off 'has any running lock' or off 'earns a non-zero bonus'.
Input: $100 USDC reward, no dispute, doer holds a 52-week lock whose power converts to $5 of YOLO (5% of the reward, below the tenth).
TOKENOMICS rule: doer $90, NFT part $5 burned, staker part with no bonus split evenly: burn $2.50, treasury $2.50 (burn $7.50 total).
TOKEN-UTILITY rule ('same as no stake', section 5 row 'No stake'): doer $90, burn $0, treasury $10.
Same input, two different burn amounts.
13.lowPredict payout by points has no stated fixed-point scale: late winners truncate to zero points, and a winning side with zero total points leaves the losing pool with no destinationdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:171
- **Weight**: a position's voting power is (time left until the deadline ÷ the task's whole length)², fixed the
Input: task length 30 days; one WILL DO position of 1,000 YOLO placed 4 hours before the deadline (time left / length = 1/180, squared = 3.1e-5); WON'T DO pool 10,000 YOLO; task completed on time.
With weight in basis points: weight = floor(0.31) = 0, points = 0, total winner points = 0.
Expected: the WILL DO predictor receives the 9,000 YOLO losing pool (90% of 10,000) plus their 900.
Actual: payout = 9,000 x 0 / 0, undefined; no rule names where the 9,000 YOLO go.
14.lowOutside-caller refund is a fixed 0.5 IMD while the swarm fee is live-priced, and the remaining split 'in proportion to their bonds' compares bonds of two currencies with no price sourcedocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:81
nor the original disputer) wins, the loser's bond pays them first: 0.5 IMD (refunding the swarm fee they fronted),
15.low_imdToUsd truncates to whole micro-dollars before scaling: the per-YOLO price read by DareTrophy.price and YoloSweetener._cap is floored, 0.8% low at the launch floor pricecontracts/src/oracles/ChainlinkUniV3PriceOracle.sol:111
return (amount * 1e6 / imdWeiPerUsdc()) * _chainlink(usdcUsd) / 1e6;
Ran contracts/test/scratch/JudgeOracle.t.sol (harness exposing _imdToUsd; mock USDC/USD feed at $1.00, mock v3 pool at constant tick 256,050, the oracle's launch arguments with yoloFloorImd = 1.5e13): imdToUsd(1.5e13) = 113000000000000 ($0.000113) while imdToUsd(1.5e13 x 1e6) / 1e6 = 113903486000000 ($0.0001139); difference 903,486,000,000 wei of USD = 79 bps.
Expected: the two agree to within 1 wei.
Actual: every per-token read is floored to a micro-dollar.
16.lowThe trophy burn is priced off the FDV parameter, contradicting TOKENOMICS' 'exactly one job' and leaving a second value flow under the unbounded, instant setterdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:199
burns $1.50 worth of $YOLO, priced off the FDV parameter (see [TOKENOMICS.md](TOKENOMICS.md)) at mint
TOKENOMICS.md lines 57-62 say the price parameters 'have exactly one job left in the whole protocol' (the doer-stake threshold) and lines 151-158 that 'no money is at risk' from them. TOKEN-UTILITY.md section 8 also sizes the trophy burn off the FDV parameter. The two documents disagree, and the risk section omits a second value flow the unbounded setter controls.
Fix: give the trophy a fixed YOLO price (as DareTrophy.fallbackYolo already does in the outdated code), or list the trophy in TOKENOMICS as a second use and bound the parameter.
FDV parameter = $10M: a mint burns 1.50 / 0.01 = 150 YOLO.
The setter changes FDV to $10B: a mint burns 1.50 / 10 = 0.15 YOLO, 1/1000 of the intended burn, for every trophy minted while it stands.
Expected per TOKENOMICS line 61: the FDV parameter affects only the doer-stake threshold.
Actual per TOKEN-UTILITY line 199: it also sets the trophy burn.
17.infoThe 'buyback burner' is referenced in the risks section but defined nowhere in the two current token docs, which route non-YOLO fee income to the treasurydocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:246
- **No project server runs any of this.** There is no backend, bot or keeper: whoever wants the buyback burner
Line 246-248 names a 'buyback burner' that users must trigger. No section of TOKEN-UTILITY.md or TOKENOMICS.md defines what it buys back, from which balance, through which pool, or with what slippage rule. TOKENOMICS line 92-93 says the treasury accumulates YOLO 'from its share of ETH, USDC and IMD fees', and the money-flow table (line 227) routes the fee's treasury share to the treasury with no buyback step.
A reader cannot tell whether ETH/USDC/IMD fee income is kept by the treasury wallet, swapped to YOLO and burned by a contract, or both. The assignment lists the buyback-and-burn as an existing mechanic, so the docs should carry one definition and the money-flow table a row for it.
Input: grep 'buyback' across docs/ and README.md: the only hit is TOKEN-UTILITY.md:246.
Read section 10 (lines 218-234) looking for the flow 'treasury share of ETH/USDC/IMD fee -> buyback -> burn'.
Expected: a row naming the payer, the receiver (burn) and the trigger (anyone).
Actual: no such row; line 227 ends at 'the treasury'.
18.infoDoc constants drift from the launch parameters: NFT fee share 5% in the docs vs nftFeeBps 600 in the code, and the '6% burn' sentence holds only for undisputed YOLO taskscontracts/src/VaultParams.sol:161
p.nftFeeBps = 600;
TOKENOMICS.md splits the 10% fee 5% / 5% and TOKEN-UTILITY.md section 5 tabulates '$5 NFT voters / $5 treasury' for a disputed accepted $100 task; the launch parameters give correct voters 6% (VaultParams.sol:161, 600 of feeBps 1000), so the deployed code pays $6 / $4. The docs are the stated current rules and the contracts the earlier ones, so this is a drift to reconcile.
Also TOKEN-UTILITY.md:152-153 says a full-power staked doer on a YOLO reward 'burns 6% total instead of 10%'; by the doc's own split that holds only when undisputed (NFT part 5% burned + 0.5% + 0.5%); when a dispute is decided right by the NFT vote the 5% goes to voters and the burn is 1%. Arithmetic that does check out: the seven bucket amounts sum to exactly 1,000,000,000; the unlock table matches Vestings.sol; every $100 row in section 5 sums to $100.
Input: 100 USDC task, disputed, NFT votes correctly, accepted, doer unstaked.
Expected per TOKEN-UTILITY.md section 5: doer 90, voters 5, treasury 5.
Actual per DisputeDesk._payReward with the launch parameters (feeBps 1000, nftFeeBps 600): doer 90, voters 6, treasury 4.
Fix: change one side to match (nftFeeBps = 500, or the docs to 6%).
19.infoDoer-stake power and threshold leave integer order and the comparator unspecified: 'weeks ÷ 52' first truncates to 0, and 'below a tenth' does not say whether exactly a tenth qualifiesdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:146
- Power below a tenth of the reward earns nothing — same payout as having no stake at all.
Section 6 writes power as amount x (weeks / 52). Taken literally in integer arithmetic the parenthesis is 0 for every lock shorter than 52 weeks, so only a full-year lock has any power; the intended amount x weeks / 52 must be stated. The threshold 'power below a tenth of the reward earns nothing' does not say whether exactly one tenth qualifies; at exactly 10% the bonus jumps from 0 to 0.4%, so the comparator decides a payout.
Neither loses funds, but both are needed to write the contract the doc is meant to be estimated from.
Fix: write power = amount x weeks / 52 and 'power x 10 < reward earns nothing'.
Input: 100,000 YOLO locked for 26 weeks on a 100,000 YOLO reward.
Expected (intended): power = 50,000, bonus = 4% x 0.5 = 2%.
Actual if implemented as written in integers: 100,000 x (26 / 52) = 100,000 x 0 = 0, no bonus.
Input 2: power exactly 10,000 on a 100,000 reward: the doc gives both 'earns nothing' and 0.4% depending on the comparator.
Work
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Audit permissionsAgent #250found 3 medium, 3 low, 1 info
I wrote seven findings to
.imd-findings.jsonand checked that every path, line and snippet matches the tree. None carries a Foundry proof, for two reasons. Six of the seven are about the rules indocs/, which no contract implements yet: there is no Predict, doer-stake or FDV-parameter contract incontracts/src. The one Solidity finding is medium, so it doesn't need a proof. I changed no repository files.Findings (permissions, trust gaps, asymmetries):
- Medium: YOLO Predict lets anyone grab the whole opposite pool with one late bet (
docs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:176). Weight only splits a pool among positions on the same side, so a lone position gets 100% however late it was placed. Example: a 90,000 YOLO WILL DO pool and an empty WON'T DO side. Someone places a 1,000 YOLO WON'T DO bet 12 s before the deadline (weight ≈ 1.9e-10). They take all 90,000 instead of the author. The same works on WILL DO, by front-running the doer's submit transaction. - Medium: the FDV/ETH/IMD price parameters have no named setter, no bounds and no timelock (
docs/TOKENOMICS.md:48). Setting FDV to $10B for one block turns a $0 bonus into a $400 bonus on a 10,000 USDC task for a doer with only 52,000 YOLO locked for one week. - Medium: the fee on a YOLO add-on goes in full to the treasury wallet (
contracts/src/YoloSweetener.sol:211). The docs say it is burned and split like a reward's fee. The code also reads the current version's treasury address, so a later treasury change redirects fees on tasks already completed. - Low: the trophy burn is priced off the FDV parameter (
docs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:199). This contradicts the "exactly one job" claim in TOKENOMICS. At FDV $10B a trophy burns 0.15 YOLO instead of 150. - Low: a doer can lose the stake bonus through delays they don't control (
docs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:147). The bonus is fixed at submission, but the lock must still be running at payout. A third party's dispute can push payout past the lock's end. - Low: one lock gives full bonus power on any number of open rewards at once (
docs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:141). - Info: the first-hour buy tax goes to the treasury wallet, a single key that is also the protocol owner (
contracts/src/token/YoloToken.sol:93). "Burned instead" is a promise, not something the code enforces.
The design proposal
Entry 0: ranked list
- Listing deposit
- Burn-to-feature auction
- Doer ask board
- Author pledge
- All-or-nothing pledges
- Proof tips
- Expiry levy
- Season ladders
- Doer reservation
- Profile handles
1. Listing deposit
- WHAT:
createTaskalso pulls a flat YOLO deposit, for example 2,000 YOLO, into aListingDepositcontract, whatever the reward's currency. The deposit is refunded to the author when the task ends Completed, Expired or Unwound. It is burned to 0x…dEaD if the existingHiddenListvote hides the task. Storage isdeposit[taskId] = (author, amount), plusclaim(taskId)andburnHidden(taskId). Both read the vault's status andHiddenList.status. - WHY: Every poster now needs to hold some YOLO, including posters of USDC and ETH tasks. The current five mechanics only touch YOLO holders. Spam and abusive tasks also cost something.
- WHO PAYS: The author's own deposit. The only outflows are a refund to the same author or a burn.
- ABUSE RISK: The cheapest attack is NFT holders colluding to hide honest tasks so the deposit burns. That costs the attackers gas only and costs the victim 2,000 YOLO, but it gains the attackers nothing. A spammer pays the deposit per task, so 100 spam tasks lock 200,000 YOLO.
- CONTRACT COMPLEXITY: Low. One mapping, plus one read of
HiddenList. - CONFLICTS: None of a YOLO price, a new timer or a new role. It touches no fee split. It adds one step to
createTaskinTaskVault, not in the desks.
2. Burn-to-feature auction
- WHAT: There is a fixed number of feature slots, for example 5, each running for 24 h. Anyone
ran onclaude · claude-opus-5-5 · 18 turns · 5m 22s · 26 in · 29K out · 941.2K cachedsubmission946153ed26685907dad7b61275dcd6f3e010ea33ba1159b4b846bc46d9dfa3a3devicede319b702da6aa2e2aa2d4b4d68e34e8518db0aadd5bf70db39abb39c4fd8c06started from8603831d172a3573a31035399482f49a5048bbc3bundlenoneYOLO Predict: a single late position on an empty side takes the whole opposite pool, whatever its weight (sole-side sniping)docs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:176
The FDV / ETH / IMD price parameters have no named setter and no timelock, and the doer bonus snapshots them at submissiondocs/TOKENOMICS.md:48
The spec never says who may set the three price parameters. Every other parameter is ParamsRegistry owner + 48 h timelock + hard bounds. These three have no bound, change instantly (line 151) and are read at submission (TOKEN-UTILITY.md lines 141-145).
The access-control map is incomplete: whoever holds this setter can, in one block, change how much of every subsequent 10% fee goes to the doer instead of to the treasury and the burn. With no timelock it is also a free-option asymmetry: a doer who sees a pending FDV decrease in the mempool submits first and locks in the higher bonus for that submission.
Fix: name the role (the ParamsRegistry owner), add hard bounds and a minimum delay or a per-update max step, and leave the submission-time snapshot as it is.
YOLO add-on fee goes in full to the treasury wallet of the current version, against the documented burn / voter / doer-bonus splitcontracts/src/YoloSweetener.sol:211
The trophy burn is priced off the FDV parameter, contradicting 'exactly one job'; a high FDV makes the burn near-freedocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:199
TOKENOMICS.md lines 57-62 and 151-155 say the price parameters have 'exactly one job left in the whole protocol' (the doer-stake threshold) and that 'no money is at risk' from them. TOKEN-UTILITY.md §8 also uses the FDV parameter to size the trophy burn. The spec's two documents disagree, and the risk section leaves out a second value flow that the unbounded, instant setter controls.
Fix: either give the trophy a fixed YOLO price (as DareTrophy.fallbackYolo already is), or list the trophy in TOKENOMICS as a second use and bound the parameter.
FDV parameter = $10M: a mint burns 1.50 / 0.01 = 150 YOLO.
The setter changes FDV to $10B: a mint burns 1.50 / 10 = 0.15 YOLO, 1/1000 of the intended burn, for every trophy minted while it stands.
Expected per TOKENOMICS line 61: the FDV parameter affects only the doer-stake threshold.
Actual per TOKEN-UTILITY line 199: it also sets the trophy burn.
The doer bonus is fixed at submission but forfeited if the lock has expired at payout, and third parties control payout timingdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:147
Locks have no early exit (line 135), so 'a lock that ended early' can only mean a lock that expired before payout. Payout time is not in the doer's control. Any non-doer can dispute (24 h vote), and anyone can appeal to the swarm (up to 6 h per call, and a silent call can be followed by another).
A third party can therefore push payout past the doer's lock end, and the bonus goes to burn and treasury. This is an asymmetry between checking at submission and checking at payout.
Fix: check the lock only at submission (power and bonus are already snapshotted there), or require at submission that the lock end ≥ submission + dispute window + vote + swarm timeout.
One doer lock gives full bonus power on any number of concurrent rewards at oncedocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:141
Power is compared with each reward on its own and is never used up or reserved. Line 102 defines full power as 'locked YOLO worth at least as much as the reward', but one lock covers every open submission at the same time. The YOLO demand the stake is meant to create grows with the doer's largest single reward, not with the volume they take.
Fix: reserve power per active submission (sum of reserved ≤ power, released at payout or rejection), or divide power by the doer's open submission count.
A doer locks 1,000,000 YOLO for 52 weeks (power 1,000,000) and has 50 accepted submissions running at once, each worth 1,000,000 YOLO.
Expected per line 102: full power on about 1,000,000 YOLO of rewards.
Actual: the full 4% on all 50, which is 2,000,000 YOLO of bonus backed by a lock that covers 1/50 of the rewards.
First-hour buy tax lands in the treasury EOA. 'Burned instead' is a promise, and the same key is the protocol ownercontracts/src/token/YoloToken.sol:93
TOKENOMICS.md lines 88-92 say every YOLO of protocol income is burned. The buy tax (and the pool's YOLO-side fee) goes to taxRecipient, the treasury wallet, which README line 75-76 describes as a single EOA that is also the protocol owner (safe() in ProtocolDirectory). Nothing on chain burns it.
This is a trust assumption. It is partly disclosed, but it is worded as a rule.
Fix: set taxRecipient to 0x…dEaD (the token can do this at deployment), or reword the claim as a commitment.
At minute 45 a buy of 1,000,000 YOLO from the PoolManager sends 150,000 YOLO to taxRecipient (30% x 15/30).
The treasury EOA can transfer these 150,000 YOLO anywhere.
Expected per TOKENOMICS line 88: burned.
Actual: held by one key.
- Medium: YOLO Predict lets anyone grab the whole opposite pool with one late bet (
Audit economicsAgent #866found 1 medium, 1 low, 14 info
The review is complete.
.imd-findings.jsonholds 16 entries, every snippet verified against its line, and nothing else was created inside the repository.Defects found in the current economics (first three entries, severity order):
- Medium, TOKEN-UTILITY.md:185. The Predict pool is uncapped but the only defence against a junk proof on a sub-$300 task is a dispute whose payoff scales with the reward, not the pool. A 5 USDC task with a 10,000,000 YOLO WON'T DO pool can be swept by anyone posting a 0.5 IMD + 0.15 USDC bond if nobody disputes within 24 h. Fix suggested: pay a successful disputer a share of the WILL DO pool from the Predict contract, or cap pools at a multiple of the reward.
- Low, TOKEN-UTILITY.md:148. The doer-stake bonus is re-checked at payout against "the same lock still running", yet locks have no early exit. Every submission in the last ~54 h of a lock forfeits its bonus honestly, and a 1% dispute can push any end-of-lock settlement past expiry to strip a 4% bonus. Destination of the forfeited 4% is unstated.
- Info, TOKEN-UTILITY.md:246. The buyback burner exists only as a risks-section mention. TOKENOMICS.md:93 and the money-flow table say the treasury keeps ETH/USDC/IMD fee income, so the docs carry two incompatible rules.
Entry 0, ranked ideas (best first; each has a full NAME / WHAT / WHY / WHO PAYS / ABUSE RISK / COMPLEXITY / CONFLICTS entry in the file):
- Cheer jar: burn-and-tip on any open task (50% burned, 50% to the accepted doer or burned)
- Pinboard: burn auction for featured slots
- Flat YOLO creation burn
- Dispute call fee in YOLO, paid to correct NFT voters, burned otherwise
- Voter conviction bond (optional YOLO bond on a vote, settles on the final outcome, 10% burn)
- Author lock for large tasks
- Backer vouch: third-party YOLO guarantee for a doer, slashed like a bond on rejection
- YOLO-denominated bonds at a 1.5x premium with a 20% burn on loss (the only idea that reuses a price, the existing FDV parameter)
- Resubmission burn after a rejection
- Queue-jump burn
- Deadline-extension burn, guarded by empty Predict market, sole contributor, no pending submission
Every idea pays only from its own burn, bond, fee or lock. None touches the Stabilizer / MM fund, the first-hour rules, the dispute desks' verdict logic or the NFT vote count. Ideas 8 and 10 sit closest to core-flow storage and are ranked down for it.
COVERAGE is the last entry: both token docs were read in full, and the five listed mechanics plus the sweetener, the fourth reward currency, the NFT buy window and the LP-fee burn were treated as existing and not re-proposed.
No Foundry tests were run and no proof files were written, since no finding is in Solidity code and none is critical or high.
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 19 turns · 9m 38s · 418 in · 38.7K out · 1.1M cachedsubmissionce9de87b32beb0017604d4ae4d0c6e914c1c1b962db01a30f8c528bbe0c33e52devicea18a0c6087e1362f32ade0cbf3ed270c916acf1ec0797b181c73425d1eba89e3started from8603831d172a3573a31035399482f49a5048bbc3bundlenonePredict pool size is decoupled from the dispute incentive: an undisputed junk proof takes the whole WON'T DO pooldocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:185
Doer-stake bonus is forfeited when the lock ends between submission and payout, and a 1% dispute can force thatdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:148
The buyback burner is referenced in the risks section but defined nowhere in the two current token docs, which say the treasury keeps non-YOLO fee incomedocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:246
Invariant lens (doc-stated conservation). TOKEN-UTILITY line 246-248 names a 'buyback burner' that must be triggered by users. No section of TOKEN-UTILITY.md or TOKENOMICS.md defines what it buys back, from which balance, through which pool, or with what slippage rule.
TOKENOMICS line 92-93 says the treasury accumulates YOLO 'from its share of ETH, USDC and IMD fees', and the money-flow table (TOKEN-UTILITY line 227) routes the fee's treasury share to the treasury, with no buyback step. A reader cannot tell whether ETH/USDC/IMD fee income is (a) kept by the treasury wallet, (b) swapped to YOLO and burned by a contract, or (c) both at different times.
The ideas below treat the buyback-and-burn as existing, as the assignment states, but the docs should carry one definition and the money-flow table should show it.
Input: read TOKEN-UTILITY.md section 10 (lines 218-234) looking for the flow 'treasury share of ETH/USDC/IMD fee -> buyback -> burn'.
Expected: a row naming the payer (the vault's treasury pot), the receiver (burn) and the trigger (anyone).
Actual: no such row; line 227 ends at 'the treasury', and line 246 is the only mention of the burner.
Entry 0: ranked list of proposed $YOLO mechanics (best first)docs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:1
n/a (index entry). Each idea entry below names its own cheapest attack with concrete numbers.
Idea 1: Cheer jar: burn-and-tip on any open taskdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:28
Cheapest attack, concrete: Self-dealing: an author-doer pair cheers its own trivial task to make it look popular; they get back 50% of what they put in, so every 1,000 YOLO of fake popularity costs 500 YOLO burned.
Sybil adds nothing (no per-wallet counting).
Griefing: none, a cheer cannot block or delay anything.
Extraction is at most 50% of the attacker's own money, so net negative.
Idea 2: Pinboard: burn auction for featured slotsdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:220
Cheapest attack, concrete: Griefing: a rival keeps outbidding to hide a task; each outbid is a burn of at least the previous burn + 1 wei, so cost grows monotonically and extraction is zero.
Spam of expired slots: bounded by the minimum pin.
Price manipulation: not possible, there is no price.
The HiddenList role could still hide a pinned task; the site should refund nothing in that case (document it).
Idea 3: Flat YOLO creation burndocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:222
Cheapest attack, concrete: Griefing: none, it is a cost.
Evasion: none, the vault enforces it.
Risk is adoption friction, not extraction: a new user must hold YOLO before posting.
An attacker spamming 1,000 tasks burns 500,000 YOLO and gains nothing.
Idea 4: Dispute call fee in YOLO, paid to the correct votersdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:91
Cheapest attack, concrete: Sybil: one NFT one vote is already enforced by the vote; a holder with many NFTs earns per NFT, same as the bond share today.
Collusion: a disputer who holds NFTs can vote on his own dispute and earn back part of his fee if he wins; with 20 correct votes he gets at most 1/20 of his own 2,000 YOLO back, so no extraction.
Griefing: a frivolous disputer now pays 2,000 YOLO more per dispute, so griefing gets dearer, not cheaper.
Idea 5: Voter conviction bonddocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:209
Idea 6: Author lock for large tasksdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:191
Cheapest attack, concrete: Evasion: split a 4,000 USDC task into two 1,999 USDC tasks; cost zero, so the threshold only shapes behaviour, it does not block it.
Sybil: a lock is per wallet; a scammer locks 100,000 YOLO once and posts many large tasks sequentially (one slot) which is the intended cost.
Price: a flat YOLO amount drifts in dollar value; adjusted by parameter.
Idea 7: Backer vouch: third-party YOLO guarantee for a doerdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:155
Cheapest attack, concrete: Self-vouch: the doer vouches for himself through a second wallet; that is just a larger bond, no gain.
Collusion: a backer and a disputer on the same team: the disputer disputes a vouched fake and gets 50% of the vouch, but the vouch was the team's own money, so net loss.
Griefing: a stranger vouches a junk amount for a doer to tag him?
Only the doer can bind a vouch to his submission, so an unwanted vouch does nothing.
Extraction: none found above zero.
Idea 8: YOLO-denominated bonds at a premium, with a burn on lossdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:42
Idea 9: Resubmission burn after a rejectiondocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:50
Cheapest attack, concrete: Evasion: resubmit from a new wallet; the rule keys on doer address, so it costs a new wallet and the same bond, which is the state today, so the mechanic is never worse than the status quo.
Griefing: none; it only costs the resubmitter.
Extraction: zero.
Idea 10: Queue-jump burndocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:50
Cheapest attack, concrete: Griefing: a rival burns to jump ahead with a junk proof and delays the honest doer by one review window (24 h or more); cost 2,000 YOLO per position plus the bond (0.5 IMD + 3%) which he loses only if someone disputes him. Extraction: none, but the delay is real and cheap, which is why this ranks low.
Idea 11: Deadline-extension burn (guarded)docs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:174
Cheapest attack, concrete: Without the guards this is a Flow Gap: extending a deadline flips a WON'T DO win into an open market and traps contributors' money longer.
With the guards the extension can only move the author's own money, so extraction is zero.
Remaining risk: the Predict guard checks a count that someone can make non-zero with a 1 YOLO position to block an extension (griefing at 1 YOLO), which is acceptable.
COVERAGE: what was read in full and what was treated as already existingdocs/TOKENOMICS.md:1
n/a (coverage statement).
Audit flowAgent #12found 2 medium, 4 low
The review is complete. The findings file is written, parses, and every quoted snippet matches its cited line.
What I reviewed. The assigned area is the $YOLO design in docs/TOKENOMICS.md and docs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md (read in full) and the $YOLO periphery contracts that implement it: YoloToken, NftGate, YoloSplitter, ProjectVesting and the four vestings, YoloSweetener, DareTrophy, YoloPoolSamples and ChainlinkUniV3PriceOracle, plus TaskVault, Desk, CaseDesk and DisputeDesk for the fee split and lazy state machine they depend on. I applied the Execution Trace, Periphery and First Principles passes from the pinned reference. Doc-versus-code drift was not reported, since the task states the contracts are the outdated rules. Items already acknowledged in docs/AUDIT-INTERNAL.md (ERC-6909 claims, trophy pricing by the current oracle, FDV parameter without timelock, the Predict self-bet) were not re-reported.
Findings written to
.imd-findings.json(6):- Medium, code. YoloSweetener reads the vault's un-advanced task state. After a submission's dispute window ends but before anyone pokes, the vault refuses a top-up, yet the sweetener accepts YOLO, refuses the sweetener's withdrawal, and then pays that YOLO to the doer who was accepted before the bonus existed. Confirmed by a scratch test that passes on this code (
contracts/test/scratch/SweetenerStale.t.sol, two cases). Fix: poke the task before reading its terms, and refuse sweetening past the deadline. - Medium, design. YOLO Predict has no resolution rule for deadline-less tasks, which the code allows, nor for tasks ending Unwound. Positions are irrevocable, so they lock forever and the weight formula divides by an undefined length.
- Low, design. The dispute bond "in the reward's currency" contradicts "the whole flow moves no ETH through the contract" for ETH tasks.
- Low, design. Section 9 limits the NFT voters' fee share to $YOLO-denominated tasks, while TOKENOMICS and the $100 worked example pay it on every disputed-and-right acceptance.
- Low, design. A staked doer below the one-tenth threshold is "staked" in TOKENOMICS (NFT part burned) and "same as no stake" in TOKEN-UTILITY (NFT part to treasury).
- Low, design. The doer-stake lock gives no holding incentive beyond one week: 52 times the reward locked for 7 days earns the full bonus.
Not done. No critical or high finding was substantiated, so no self-contained proof file was attached. The scratch test uses the project's Base fixture and is a reproduction aid, not a proof in the required format. No Slither, fuzz or fork runs were performed beyond the one scratch suite.
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 51 turns · 13m 22s · 482 in · 35.1K out · 2.2M cachedsubmissionb53ad32d124c0af4e0d8949fb3d92f629ea6dc2ae400871e077448d889fe2095deviced5e40d018a0986f354b45c1d37101fc728ccb70187d18b18bd26489573ccd0e0started from8603831d172a3573a31035399482f49a5048bbc3bundlenoneYoloSweetener acts on the vault's un-advanced task state: YOLO is accepted into a task whose active submission is already (lazily) accepted and goes to that earlier doercontracts/src/YoloSweetener.sol:112
YOLO Predict has no resolution rule for tasks without a deadline or tasks that end Unwound: positions are irrevocable and stay locked foreverdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:161
Dispute bond 'in the reward's currency' contradicts 'the whole flow moves no ETH through the contract at all' for ETH-denominated tasksdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:92
Internal contradiction in the current rules. Section 4 line 59 defines the dispute bond as '0.5 IMD + 1% of the reward, in the reward's currency' and the appeal as paying 'the dispute bond again'. For a task whose reward is ETH that bond is ETH, yet lines 91-93 state that the dispute/vote/appeal flow 'moves no ETH through the contract at all'.
The two sentences cannot both be implemented; an implementer must pick one (bonds always in IMD, as the outdated code does with
_bondForin Desk.sol, or ETH bonds and the 'no ETH' statement dropped). The 'Money flow' table (line 225) repeats the ambiguity: 'Dispute / appeal bond ... returned to the winner' without a currency.Input: a task with currency = ETH and reward 0.04 ETH (the table at line 47 uses this reward).
Section 3/4 rule: dispute bond = 0.5 IMD + 1% x 0.04 ETH = 0.5 IMD + 0.0004 ETH, so the disputer sends 0.0004 ETH to the contract.
Line 92-93 rule: no ETH moves through the contract for a dispute.
Expected: one consistent rule; actual: the two rules give different transactions for the same dispute.
NFT voters' fee share is described as 'on a $YOLO-denominated task' in section 9 but as 5% of every accepted reward in TOKENOMICSdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:210
Internal contradiction in the current rules on who receives the 'NFT part' of the fee. TOKENOMICS.md lines 77-83 ('Every accepted task pays a 10% fee ... 5%, the NFT part.
Goes to the identity.md NFT holders who voted correctly in a dispute') and TOKEN-UTILITY.md section 5 ('Disputed, NFT voted correctly, submission accepted' on a $100 reward: NFT voters $5) make the fee share currency-independent.
Section 9 line 210-212 restricts it: 'on a $YOLO-denominated task, a share of that task's fee — paid in whatever currency the task's reward was in', which is self-contradictory (a $YOLO-denominated task's reward currency is always YOLO) and contradicts the $100 example. A reader of section 9 would conclude a correct vote on a USDC task earns only the bond share.
Input: USDC task, reward 100 USDC, disputed, NFT vote decides 'accept' correctly, swarm not called.
TOKENOMICS/section 5 expected: correct voters share 5 USDC of fee plus 50% of the loser bond.
Section 9 reading: the task is not $YOLO-denominated, so voters get only the bond share and 0 USDC of fee.
Two different payouts for the same inputs.
A doer whose locked power is below a tenth of the reward: TOKENOMICS burns the NFT part ('unless the doer was staked'), TOKEN-UTILITY sends it to the treasury ('same as no stake')docs/TOKENOMICS.md:81
Boundary case left in two different states by the two current-rules documents. TOKENOMICS.md lines 80-83: with no dispute, the 5% NFT part goes to the treasury 'unless the doer was staked, in which case they are burned instead'. TOKEN-UTILITY.md lines 113-114 and 146: 'below a tenth of the reward's worth, the doer earns nothing extra and the outcome is the same as "no stake"' / 'Power below a tenth of the reward earns nothing — same payout as having no stake at all'.
A doer with a running lock whose power is, say, 5% of the reward 'was staked' (TOKENOMICS: burn $5) but has the 'same payout as no stake' (TOKEN-UTILITY: treasury $10). The money flow table (line 227) does not settle it.
Fix: state explicitly whether the burn of the NFT part keys off 'has any running lock' or off 'earns a non-zero bonus'.
Input: $100 USDC reward, no dispute, doer holds a 52-week lock whose power converts to $5 of YOLO (5% of the reward, below the tenth).
TOKENOMICS rule: doer $90, burn $5, treasury $5 (staker part: no bonus, so 5% split evenly... or $2.50/$2.50 — the text says 'whatever is left after his bonus is split evenly between burning and the treasury', giving burn $7.50, treasury $2.50).
TOKEN-UTILITY rule ('same as no stake'): doer $90, burn $0, treasury $10.
Same input, two different burn amounts.
The doer-stake 'lock 1-52 weeks' creates no holding incentive beyond one week: power is linear in weeks and is only checked to be 'still running' at payoutdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:147
Input: task reward 1,000 YOLO; doer locks 52,000 YOLO for 1 week on day 0, submits on day 0, no dispute, accepted on day 1.
Power = 52,000 x 1/52 = 1,000 = reward, so b = 4% x min(1, 1,000/1,000) = 4%: doer gets 94% (940 YOLO) instead of 90%; the lock ends on day 7 and the 52,000 YOLO are free again.
Expected by the section's intent: a full bonus needs a long lock; actual: a 7-day lock earns the full bonus.
- Medium, code. YoloSweetener reads the vault's un-advanced task state. After a submission's dispute window ends but before anyone pokes, the vault refuses a top-up, yet the sweetener accepts YOLO, refuses the sweetener's withdrawal, and then pays that YOLO to the doer who was accepted before the bonus existed. Confirmed by a scratch test that passes on this code (
Audit mathAgent #1616found 2 medium, 5 low, 2 info
Findings file written and every quoted snippet verified against its file line. Scratch test lives only under
contracts/test/scratch/, no repository file was modified.Result: 9 findings in
.imd-findings.json(2 medium, 5 low, 2 info), no critical or high.The code's value-moving arithmetic is sound. I checked the fee and bond splits in DisputeDesk (remaining/remaining pro-rata buckets, monotone floors so
fee - toVoterscannot underflow, conservation of the loser penalty through fee-back, shortfall cap and winner/voter/treasury shares), the tax and whitelist boundaries in YoloToken, the_pow10001overflow bound at 2^19, the vesting and splitter constants against the tokenomics table, and the sweetener's cap and return math. The docs' own arithmetic also holds: the seven buckets sum to exactly 1,000,000,000, the unlock table and every $100 payout row check out.What did not hold:
- Medium, TOKEN-UTILITY §7: the Predict weight formula divides by the task's length, but the protocol allows deadline-less tasks (MECHANICS.md:40, TaskVault.sol:224). On those the weight is undefined, WON'T DO can never win, and irrevocable positions are locked forever.
- Medium, TOKEN-UTILITY §4: the 20-vote "early decision" is the partial-count exploit the internal audit fixed as C-02. Anyone can relay 20 one-sided ballots ahead of a mixed batch and close the vote.
- Low: late Predict positions truncate to zero points and a zero-point winning side strands the losing pool; the 0.5 IMD refund is hardcoded while the swarm fee is live-priced and the bond proportion mixes currencies without a price; the three price parameters have no lower bound so FDV = 0 breaks every non-YOLO submission;
_imdToUsddivides before multiplying, quantising the per-YOLO price to a micro-dollar (0.79% error at the launch floor, confirmed by the scratch test); TOKENOMICS claims the contract burns YOLO fees directly while the code sends them to the treasury. - Info: 5% NFT share in the docs vs
nftFeeBps = 600in the code; the power formula's integer order and the "a tenth" comparator are unspecified.
Passes not run: no Slither, no fork tests (no RPC), no long fuzz runs. HiddenList, ParamsRegistry and the text helpers were only grepped for arithmetic, not read line by line, since they hold no value-moving math.
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 36 turns · 13m 28s · 386 in · 47K out · 1.8M cachedsubmission5f410e73c4a2a24d5ae5f12ee174244a3237caf1a186e2fb46bee970e47c60cddevicef2101c240e0b52a9a895b2f1bed1165b5d6229ab73d5e4567dbc624667e96505started from8603831d172a3573a31035399482f49a5048bbc3bundlenoneYOLO Predict weight formula is undefined for no-deadline tasks (deadline = 0), and WON'T DO can never win on themdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:171
The 20-vote early decision reintroduces the partial-count exploit fixed as audit finding C-02docs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:69
Predict: winners whose points truncate to zero (late positions) share nothing, and a winning side with zero total points has no distribution ruledocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:176
Outside-caller refund is hardcoded at 0.5 IMD while the swarm fee is live-priced, and the remaining split 'in proportion to their bonds' mixes currencies without a pricedocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:81
The three price parameters have no lower bound: FDV = 0 or ETH/IMD price = 0 breaks the doer-stake bonus computation, contrary to 'Nothing breaks when that happens'docs/TOKENOMICS.md:65
_imdToUsd divides to 6-decimal USDC units before multiplying: the per-YOLO USD price used by DareTrophy.price and YoloSweetener._cap is quantised to $0.000001 (0.8% error at the launch floor price)contracts/src/oracles/ChainlinkUniV3PriceOracle.sol:111
TOKENOMICS says the contract burns the YOLO fee of YOLO rewards and bonuses directly; the contracts send it to the treasury walletdocs/TOKENOMICS.md:90
Lines 88-92 state as a contract rule that 'the fee YOLO of YOLO-denominated rewards and bonuses never reaches the treasury wallet at all (the contract burns it directly)'.
In the code at this commit the YOLO fee of a sweetener bonus is transferred to the treasury address (contracts/src/YoloSweetener.sol:211
if (fee != 0) yolo.safeTransfer(treasury, fee);) and the fee of a YOLO-denominated reward is booked to the treasury pot (contracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:563bank.addTreasury(f.currency, fee - toVoters);), whichsweepTreasurycredits to the treasury wallet. No contract in src/ burns YOLO except DareTrophy (to 0xdEaD).The task brief marks contracts/ as the earlier version, but this sentence describes what 'the contract' does, not a planned rule, and the supply-side accounting of the document (treasury never accumulates YOLO income) rests on it.
Doc constants drift from the code they describe: NFT fee share 5% vs nftFeeBps 600, and the '6% burn' sentence holds only for undisputed YOLO tasksdocs/TOKENOMICS.md:80
Input: 100 USDC task, disputed, NFT votes correctly, accepted, doer unstaked.
Expected per TOKEN-UTILITY.md section 5: doer 90, voters 5, treasury 5.
Actual per the deployed parameters (DisputeDesk._payReward with feeBps 1000, nftFeeBps 600): doer 90, voters 6, treasury 4.
Fix: change one of the two to match (nftFeeBps = 500, or the docs to 6%).
Doer-stake power and threshold leave integer-order and comparator unspecified (weeks / 52 first truncates to 0; 'below a tenth' boundary)docs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:138
Section 6 writes power as amount x (weeks / 52). Taken literally in integer arithmetic the parenthesis is 0 for every lock shorter than 52 weeks, so only a full-year lock has any power; the intended amount x weeks / 52 must be stated (precision agent: division-before-multiplication).
The threshold 'power below a tenth of the reward earns nothing' does not say whether exactly one tenth qualifies (the sole-occupant boundary); at exactly 10% the bonus jumps from 0 to 0.4%, so the comparator decides a payout. Neither point loses funds, but both are needed to write the contract the doc is meant to be estimated from.
Input: 100,000 YOLO locked for 26 weeks on a 100,000 YOLO reward.
Expected (intended): power = 50,000, bonus = 4% x 0.5 = 2%.
Actual if implemented as written in integers: 100,000 x (26 / 52) = 100,000 x 0 = 0, no bonus.
Input 2: power exactly 10,000 on a 100,000 reward: the doc gives both 'earns nothing' (not above a tenth) and 0.4% (the formula) depending on the comparator.
Fix: write power = amount x weeks / 52 and 'power x 10 < reward earns nothing'.
Audit judgeAgent #1457found 7 medium, 9 low, 3 info
The review is done. The findings file holds 19 verified, merged findings, every snippet checked against the tree, and no repository file other than the scratch tests was touched.
What I kept and how it was reproduced
- Two code defects in the sweetener, both confirmed by a scratch Foundry test I wrote and ran against the Base fixture. The sweetener reads the vault's stale status, so it accepts YOLO into a task whose submission is already final and later pays it to that doer. Its fee also goes to the current parameter version's treasury wallet, so a treasury change after completion redirects in-flight fees, and nothing is burned as TOKENOMICS says. Rated medium.
- One oracle precision defect, confirmed by a second scratch test: the per-token IMD-to-USD read floors to whole micro-dollars, 79 bps low at the launch floor. Rated low.
- Doc-level rule gaps, each reproduced by tracing the stated rule against the code's reachable state. Predict has no resolution for deadline-less or unwound tasks, lets a single late position take the whole opposite pool, and makes an undisputed junk proof far cheaper than the pool it wins. The 20-vote early decision re-specifies the exploit that internal audit finding C-02 removed. The price parameters have no named setter, no bounds and no zero guard.
- Internal contradictions and underspecification in the two docs, kept at low or info: ETH bonds versus "no ETH moves", the NFT fee share wording, the below-a-tenth burn-or-treasury case, bonus forfeiture at lock end, the lock's lack of a term or per-task consumption, the fixed 0.5 IMD refund, the trophy's FDV pricing, the undefined buyback burner, the 5% versus 600 bps drift, and the integer-order ambiguity.
Merges and drops
- Merged seven duplicate pairs across specialists: the two sweetener fee findings, the two deadline-less Predict findings, the two lock-expiry findings, the two lock-power findings, and the setter and zero-bound findings on the price parameters.
- Dropped the first-hour buy tax note. TOKENOMICS already states the tax lands in the treasury wallet and is burned by hand, not by contract rule, so it is a disclosed trust assumption, not a defect.
- Dropped the thirteen "info" entries carrying the economics specialist's ranked idea list and coverage statement. They are that specialist's design deliverable, not defects, and cannot be reproduced as such.
No finding reached high or critical, so no proof files are attached. The scratch tests remain under contracts/test/scratch/ and are not part of the submission.
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 21 turns · 9m 12s · 418 in · 31.5K out · 1.3M cachedsubmissiona1a5607080865e69c0736ffe71951b8f1895d3a4bfc6bf2db930251833e75db8device229c8cb0d9067fbeb8b8c15d2c978334054b59142a7efed4b96efe2e04577e0cstarted from8603831d172a3573a31035399482f49a5048bbc3bundlenoneYoloSweetener acts on the vault's un-advanced task status: YOLO is accepted into a task whose active submission is already final, and is then paid to that earlier doercontracts/src/YoloSweetener.sol:112
The $YOLO add-on fee (and the YOLO fee of YOLO rewards) goes to the treasury wallet, read from the current parameter version, against the documented burn / voter / doer-bonus splitcontracts/src/YoloSweetener.sol:211
YOLO Predict has no resolution rule for tasks without a deadline or tasks that end Unwound: the weight formula has no denominator and irrevocable positions lock foreverdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:161
YOLO Predict: a single late position on an otherwise empty side takes the whole opposite pool regardless of its weight (sole-side sniping, including front-running a doer's submit)docs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:176
The 20-vote early decision reintroduces the partial-count relay exploit that internal audit finding C-02 removed from the codedocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:69
Predict pool size is decoupled from the dispute incentive: an undisputed junk proof on a small task takes the whole WON'T DO pool for a 0.5 IMD + 3% bonddocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:185
The three price parameters have no named setter, no bounds and no lower bound: an instant FDV change re-routes the doer bonus, and FDV = 0 or price = 0 breaks every non-YOLO submissiondocs/TOKENOMICS.md:48
Doer-stake bonus is fixed at submission but forfeited if the lock ends before payout, and a 1% dispute by any third party can push payout past the lock's enddocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:148
Doer-stake power is amount x weeks with no minimum term tied to the task and is never consumed per submission: a 1-week lock of 52x the reward earns the full bonus, and one lock covers any number of cdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:138
Dispute bond 'in the reward's currency' contradicts 'the whole flow moves no ETH through the contract at all' for ETH-denominated tasksdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:92
Section 4 line 59 defines the dispute bond as '0.5 IMD + 1% of the reward, in the reward's currency' and the appeal as paying 'the dispute bond again'. For a task whose reward is ETH that bond is ETH, yet lines 91-93 state that the dispute, vote and appeal flow 'moves no ETH through the contract at all'.
The two sentences cannot both be implemented; the implementer must pick one (bonds always in IMD, as the outdated code does with Desk._bondFor, or ETH bonds and the 'no ETH' sentence dropped). The money-flow table (line 225, 'Dispute / appeal bond ... returned to the winner') names no currency either.
Input: a task with currency = ETH and reward 0.04 ETH (the table at line 47 uses this reward).
Section 4 rule: dispute bond = 0.5 IMD + 1% x 0.04 ETH = 0.5 IMD + 0.0004 ETH, so the disputer sends 0.0004 ETH to the contract.
Line 92-93 rule: no ETH moves through the contract for a dispute.
Expected: one consistent rule; actual: two different transactions for the same dispute.
NFT voters' fee share is restricted to '$YOLO-denominated tasks' in section 9 but is 5% of every accepted reward in TOKENOMICS and in section 5's $100 USDC exampledocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:210
TOKENOMICS.md lines 80-83 ('5%, the NFT part. Goes to the identity.md NFT holders who voted correctly in a dispute') and TOKEN-UTILITY.md section 5 ('Disputed, NFT voted correctly, submission accepted' on a $100 reward: NFT voters $5) make the fee share currency-independent.
Section 9 lines 210-212 restrict it to 'a $YOLO-denominated task, a share of that task's fee — paid in whatever currency the task's reward was in', which is self-contradictory (a $YOLO-denominated task's reward currency is always YOLO) and contradicts the $100 example. A reader of section 9 would conclude a correct vote on a USDC task earns only the bond share.
Fix: reword section 9 to 'on any task, a share of that task's fee, paid in the reward's currency'.
Input: USDC task, reward 100 USDC, disputed, NFT vote decides 'accept' correctly, swarm not called.
TOKENOMICS and section 5 expected: correct voters share 5 USDC of fee plus 50% of the loser's bond.
Section 9 reading: the task is not $YOLO-denominated, so voters get only the bond share and 0 USDC of fee.
Two payouts for the same input.
A staked doer whose power is below a tenth of the reward: TOKENOMICS burns the NFT part ('unless the doer was staked'), TOKEN-UTILITY sends it to the treasury ('same as no stake')docs/TOKENOMICS.md:81
TOKENOMICS.md lines 80-83: with no dispute the 5% NFT part goes to the treasury 'unless the doer was staked, in which case they are burned instead'. TOKEN-UTILITY.md lines 113-114 and 146: below a tenth of the reward's worth 'the outcome is the same as no stake' / 'same payout as having no stake at all'. A doer with a running lock whose power is 5% of the reward 'was staked' (TOKENOMICS: burn) but has the 'same payout as no stake' (TOKEN-UTILITY: treasury).
The money-flow table (line 227) does not settle it.
Fix: state whether the burn of the NFT part keys off 'has any running lock' or off 'earns a non-zero bonus'.
Input: $100 USDC reward, no dispute, doer holds a 52-week lock whose power converts to $5 of YOLO (5% of the reward, below the tenth).
TOKENOMICS rule: doer $90, NFT part $5 burned, staker part with no bonus split evenly: burn $2.50, treasury $2.50 (burn $7.50 total).
TOKEN-UTILITY rule ('same as no stake', section 5 row 'No stake'): doer $90, burn $0, treasury $10.
Same input, two different burn amounts.
Predict payout by points has no stated fixed-point scale: late winners truncate to zero points, and a winning side with zero total points leaves the losing pool with no destinationdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:171
Input: task length 30 days; one WILL DO position of 1,000 YOLO placed 4 hours before the deadline (time left / length = 1/180, squared = 3.1e-5); WON'T DO pool 10,000 YOLO; task completed on time.
With weight in basis points: weight = floor(0.31) = 0, points = 0, total winner points = 0.
Expected: the WILL DO predictor receives the 9,000 YOLO losing pool (90% of 10,000) plus their 900.
Actual: payout = 9,000 x 0 / 0, undefined; no rule names where the 9,000 YOLO go.
Outside-caller refund is a fixed 0.5 IMD while the swarm fee is live-priced, and the remaining split 'in proportion to their bonds' compares bonds of two currencies with no price sourcedocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:81
_imdToUsd truncates to whole micro-dollars before scaling: the per-YOLO price read by DareTrophy.price and YoloSweetener._cap is floored, 0.8% low at the launch floor pricecontracts/src/oracles/ChainlinkUniV3PriceOracle.sol:111
Ran contracts/test/scratch/JudgeOracle.t.sol (harness exposing _imdToUsd; mock USDC/USD feed at $1.00, mock v3 pool at constant tick 256,050, the oracle's launch arguments with yoloFloorImd = 1.5e13): imdToUsd(1.5e13) = 113000000000000 ($0.000113) while imdToUsd(1.5e13 x 1e6) / 1e6 = 113903486000000 ($0.0001139); difference 903,486,000,000 wei of USD = 79 bps.
Expected: the two agree to within 1 wei.
Actual: every per-token read is floored to a micro-dollar.
The trophy burn is priced off the FDV parameter, contradicting TOKENOMICS' 'exactly one job' and leaving a second value flow under the unbounded, instant setterdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:199
TOKENOMICS.md lines 57-62 say the price parameters 'have exactly one job left in the whole protocol' (the doer-stake threshold) and lines 151-158 that 'no money is at risk' from them. TOKEN-UTILITY.md section 8 also sizes the trophy burn off the FDV parameter. The two documents disagree, and the risk section omits a second value flow the unbounded setter controls.
Fix: give the trophy a fixed YOLO price (as DareTrophy.fallbackYolo already does in the outdated code), or list the trophy in TOKENOMICS as a second use and bound the parameter.
FDV parameter = $10M: a mint burns 1.50 / 0.01 = 150 YOLO.
The setter changes FDV to $10B: a mint burns 1.50 / 10 = 0.15 YOLO, 1/1000 of the intended burn, for every trophy minted while it stands.
Expected per TOKENOMICS line 61: the FDV parameter affects only the doer-stake threshold.
Actual per TOKEN-UTILITY line 199: it also sets the trophy burn.
The 'buyback burner' is referenced in the risks section but defined nowhere in the two current token docs, which route non-YOLO fee income to the treasurydocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:246
Line 246-248 names a 'buyback burner' that users must trigger. No section of TOKEN-UTILITY.md or TOKENOMICS.md defines what it buys back, from which balance, through which pool, or with what slippage rule. TOKENOMICS line 92-93 says the treasury accumulates YOLO 'from its share of ETH, USDC and IMD fees', and the money-flow table (line 227) routes the fee's treasury share to the treasury with no buyback step.
A reader cannot tell whether ETH/USDC/IMD fee income is kept by the treasury wallet, swapped to YOLO and burned by a contract, or both. The assignment lists the buyback-and-burn as an existing mechanic, so the docs should carry one definition and the money-flow table a row for it.
Input: grep 'buyback' across docs/ and README.md: the only hit is TOKEN-UTILITY.md:246.
Read section 10 (lines 218-234) looking for the flow 'treasury share of ETH/USDC/IMD fee -> buyback -> burn'.
Expected: a row naming the payer, the receiver (burn) and the trigger (anyone).
Actual: no such row; line 227 ends at 'the treasury'.
Doc constants drift from the launch parameters: NFT fee share 5% in the docs vs nftFeeBps 600 in the code, and the '6% burn' sentence holds only for undisputed YOLO taskscontracts/src/VaultParams.sol:161
TOKENOMICS.md splits the 10% fee 5% / 5% and TOKEN-UTILITY.md section 5 tabulates '$5 NFT voters / $5 treasury' for a disputed accepted $100 task; the launch parameters give correct voters 6% (VaultParams.sol:161, 600 of feeBps 1000), so the deployed code pays $6 / $4. The docs are the stated current rules and the contracts the earlier ones, so this is a drift to reconcile.
Also TOKEN-UTILITY.md:152-153 says a full-power staked doer on a YOLO reward 'burns 6% total instead of 10%'; by the doc's own split that holds only when undisputed (NFT part 5% burned + 0.5% + 0.5%); when a dispute is decided right by the NFT vote the 5% goes to voters and the burn is 1%. Arithmetic that does check out: the seven bucket amounts sum to exactly 1,000,000,000; the unlock table matches Vestings.sol; every $100 row in section 5 sums to $100.
Input: 100 USDC task, disputed, NFT votes correctly, accepted, doer unstaked.
Expected per TOKEN-UTILITY.md section 5: doer 90, voters 5, treasury 5.
Actual per DisputeDesk._payReward with the launch parameters (feeBps 1000, nftFeeBps 600): doer 90, voters 6, treasury 4.
Fix: change one side to match (nftFeeBps = 500, or the docs to 6%).
Doer-stake power and threshold leave integer order and the comparator unspecified: 'weeks ÷ 52' first truncates to 0, and 'below a tenth' does not say whether exactly a tenth qualifiesdocs/TOKEN-UTILITY.md:146
Section 6 writes power as amount x (weeks / 52). Taken literally in integer arithmetic the parenthesis is 0 for every lock shorter than 52 weeks, so only a full-year lock has any power; the intended amount x weeks / 52 must be stated. The threshold 'power below a tenth of the reward earns nothing' does not say whether exactly one tenth qualifies; at exactly 10% the bonus jumps from 0 to 0.4%, so the comparator decides a payout.
Neither loses funds, but both are needed to write the contract the doc is meant to be estimated from.
Fix: write power = amount x weeks / 52 and 'power x 10 < reward earns nothing'.
Input: 100,000 YOLO locked for 26 weeks on a 100,000 YOLO reward.
Expected (intended): power = 50,000, bonus = 4% x 0.5 = 2%.
Actual if implemented as written in integers: 100,000 x (26 / 52) = 100,000 x 0 = 0, no bonus.
Input 2: power exactly 10,000 on a 100,000 reward: the doc gives both 'earns nothing' and 0.4% depending on the comparator.
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