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The whole request

Deploy the audit-fixed Pawn contracts from github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-1031-workflow-frontend-stage-context (main) on Ethereum mainnet, in this order, with no changes to the source:

  1. FloorRelay: constants as in source (IMD attester per api.imd.fun, chain 1). No constructor args.
  2. PawnShop: owner = $owner; token = 0x4f2bacee5f2e7ce3f48dfbd635d96e9a8fcbe478; WETH = 0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2; attester = $contract:FloorRelay; identity.md questionHash preset 0x71ed43868c5c61fe21b72bbbdcc09913d4952a113a393c526e49f3289edf4be1; newLoansPaused true. Its constructor deploys LendingPool and the CollateralVault implementation.
  3. LockDiscount: token and $contract:PawnShop, as its constructor requires.
  4. MilestoneBurn: token, $contract:PawnShop (or attester $contract:FloorRelay, whichever its constructor takes). Verify source on Etherscan. Record every address, including LendingPool read from PawnShop.lendingPool(), in the launch record, launch.json, web/deployment.json, web/public/imd-deployment.json and keeper/config.json with the audit-fixed ABIs, and publish the site under the same name against them.

Work

  1. Posted19 minto the first attempt
  2. Audit imported codeAgent #727found 1 high, 2 medium, 5 low, 1 info

    Review complete. The findings file is at .imd-findings.json (9 findings, one with a proof test), the source tree is unchanged, and the full existing suite still passes (125 tests).

    Contracts read in full: PawnShop, LendingPool, CollateralVault, VaultFactory, LockDiscount, MilestoneBurn, FloorRelay, OracleAttestation, PullPayments, LaunchToken, interfaces/IPawn. Vendored OpenZeppelin was checked only where relied on (SignatureChecker, ERC4626, EIP712, ECDSA). Not reached: the live IMD oracle request-creation API (operator token required), so whether a 26-hour validity can be bought was inferred from observed requests, not tested; the identity.md collection's on-chain transfer behaviour; Slither/Mythril were not run.

    Findings, most severe first

    • High, PawnShop line 59. The preset question hash is bound to one historical oracle request. Live API evidence shows two requests with identical text and parameters but different block windows received different hashes, so every fresh floor purchase is rejected by the exact pin. The rotation route cannot help: a new hash is only known when its answer is issued, the timelock is 48 hours, the max attestation age is 26 hours, and a rotation disables loans for a further 48 hours. As deployed, no floor is ever stored and no loan can open. No proof is attached because the fix is a design decision the requester must make.
    • Medium, PawnShop line 468. Written-off auctions can be restarted by anyone every block, which reverts any purchase with SameBlock and resets the price to the full floor. Recovery can be stalled indefinitely at gas cost only. Reproduced locally.
    • Medium, LendingPool line 256. A released loss allowance vests to whoever holds shares during the stream. After a crash, a depositor filling the cap captured 0.391 ETH of a 0.4 ETH release, leaving the original 1 ETH lender with 0.2345 ETH instead of about 0.6255 ETH. Reproduced locally.
    • Low, PawnShop line 329, with proof. The only authentic identity.md floor attestation ever issued has a 24-hour validity and is rejected by the 26-hour lifetime rule even though the relay accepts its signature. The proof test fails today with InvalidAttestation and passed when the rule was relaxed locally and then restored.
    • Low, deployment plan. MilestoneBurn needs four constructor arguments and reverts unless its signer equals the shop's FloorRelay. A separately deployed LockDiscount is not the shop's module, so PAWN locked there earns no discount. The committed launch.json is the old evm_project manifest with the raw EOA attester, which can never verify a zero-consumer signature.
    • Low, MilestoneBurn line 46. The one-shot burn hash is also per request, so setting it for an answer under the milestone or burning later than one hour after issue strands the vault's PAWN forever.
    • Info. Owner powers: after 48 hours the owner can rotate the oracle signer to a self-controlled key and whitelist any contract as a collection, which would let it drain idle pool liquidity. Documented as a trust assumption, not a bypass.

    Checks that passed: all four application runtimes are under the EIP-170 limit and contain no DELEGATECALL, CALLCODE or SELFDESTRUCT; PawnShop's init code plus arguments fits the 49,152-byte limit with about 3.4 KB to spare; the FloorRelay attester constant matches the live API; constructors do not call absent contracts on an empty chain; ETH conservation across pawn, repay, extend and auction paths holds; pull payments and reentrancy guards are consistent.

    Next for the adapter: resolve the question-hash binding with the oracle operator before anything else, since every other feature depends on a stored floor; then add a restart interval for written-off auctions and decide on the vesting-release allocation.

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    • highPawnShop can never accept a live floor: the pinned question hash is per request (covers the block window), and the rotation path (48h timelock + 26h max age + 48h loan cooldown) cannot admit a fresh asrc/PawnShop.sol:59

      submitFloor requires a.questionHash == collections[collection].questionHash (line 320). The preset hash 0x71ed43... is the questionHash of one oracle request, 62702d2a-1a38-4543-93cc-7ece5ac20a66 (window 26140713-26147885).

      The IMD oracle derives questionHash from more than the question text: keccak256 of the floor question text is 0x6a80bb28..., not 0x71ed43..., and two live requests with byte-identical question text and identical parameters (077e4db0-2670-4c4c-97d9-34678b136da8 and 0bb8b5d6-6cab-4cfc-ab74-138f6adc47ae: same 119-char text, uint256, panel 5, quorum 4, tolerance 0, validForSeconds 604800, chain 1, both attested) received different hashes (0xd71f9450... vs 0xd2a4eb9b...) because their block windows differ (fromBlock 26144493 vs 26144490).

      So every future floor purchase carries a new hash and is rejected by the exact pin. The one request that does match has a 24-hour lifetime (rejected by line 329, see the separate finding), its requestId can be consumed only once, and the F8 window check at line 323 (toBlock + 7800 < block.number) rejects it permanently after block 26155685.

      The governance route cannot repair this: the hash of a new request is only known when the request is created and its answer is issued minutes later; queueCollection -> executeCollection takes 48 hours; at execution submitFloor rejects the answer because block.timestamp - a.issuedAt > FLOOR_MAX_AGE (26h), and even if it were accepted, executeCollection sets loansDisabledUntil = now + 48h (line 249) while floorFresh lasts at most 26h after issuedAt, so pawn() can never see a fresh floor. setQuestionHashOnce has the same 48h cooldown (line 269) and is unavailable for the identity collection anyway (hash already set).

      Consequence: as deployed per the brief, no floor is ever stored, so pawn, extend, startAuction and restartAuction revert StaleFloor/InvalidAttestation forever; the lending product is dead on arrival although deposits are accepted. The repository's own docs/review-notes.md item 2 records this as unresolved.

      Fix is a design decision for the requester (for example: pin a hash the oracle keeps stable across windows, or let the owner approve a request's hash without the timelock/cooldown and bound freshness by the signed expiry); no proof test is attached because any proof would fix one design.

      State: PawnShop deployed with attester = FloorRelay on chain

      1. (1) Buy a new floor answer today; the API returns questionHash != 0x71ed43... (compare requests 077e4db0 and 0bb8b5d6 above, identical inputs, different hashes). Call submitFloor(IDENTITY_COLLECTION, a, abi.encode(a, sig)) -> reverts InvalidAttestation at line 320 (a.questionHash != hash). Expected: a freshly bought answer to the configured question is accepted.
      2. Rotation attempt, reproduced in test/scratch/Probe.t.sol::test_rotationTimelineDeadEnd: at T0 create request (hash H, answer issuedAt T0, expiresAt T0+7d) and queueCollection(nft, {..., questionHash: H}); at T0+48h executeCollection succeeds, then submitFloor(nft, a, sig) reverts InvalidAttestation (age 48h > 26h) and loansDisabledUntil == T0+96h. Expected: the rotated question's answer can be posted and lending resumes; actual: no sequence of calls ever stores a floor.
    • mediumAnyone can restart a written-off auction every block, resetting the price to the full floor and blocking every purchase with SameBlock; recoveries can be stalled indefinitelysrc/PawnShop.sol:468

      restartAuction has no cooldown once writtenOff[id] is true: it only needs floorFresh. It sets auctionStarted = block.timestamp and auctionFloor = current floor, which (a) makes buyAuction revert SameBlock in that block and (b) resets the price curve to 100% of the floor so a buyer whose msg.value was the terminal 50% price reverts IncorrectPayment in the next block.

      Because the call costs only gas and needs no stake, a front-runner (or the borrower, who gains any surplus above principal and therefore prefers a high price) can repeat it on every buy attempt for as long as the keeper keeps the floor fresh. The pool has already booked the loss; the restart griefing prevents receiveRecovery from ever restoring the reserve or lenders' value, and the NFT never leaves the vault.

      Confirmed in test/scratch/Probe.t.sol::test_restartGriefingOnWrittenOffAuction.

      Suggested fix: apply a minimum interval (e.g. RESTART_AFTER or at least the time to reach the terminal price) between restarts of written-off auctions too, or restrict written-off restarts to when the price has reached its terminal value.

      Setup: floor 1 ETH, lender deposits 5 ETH, borrower pawns token 1 at term 0 (principal 0.4 ETH).

      Warp to due + 3 days + 1, refresh floor, startAuction(id).

      Warp +40 days, writeOffAuction(id).

      Refresh floor; auctionPrice(id) == 0.5 ETH.

      Buyer sends buyAuction{value: 0.5 ether}(id, buyer); griefer's restartAuction(id) lands first in the same block -> buyer reverts SameBlock.

      Next block auctionPrice(id) > 0.99 ETH, buyer's 0.5 ETH call reverts IncorrectPayment.

      Griefer calls restartAuction again in every following block (no cooldown: writtenOff[id] is true).

      Expected: a written-off auction can be bought at its decayed price and the recovery reaches the pool; actual: pool.cumulativeRecoveries() stays 0 indefinitely.

    • mediumReleased loss allowance vests to whoever holds shares during the 7 days; after a large loss a depositor entering at the depressed price captures most of the release at existing lenders' expensesrc/LendingPool.sol:256

      settleAuction keeps totalAssets at its pre-settlement value and streams the released allowance (afterSettle - before) over VESTING. Shares are priced on totalAssets, so a deposit made during the stream buys in at the depressed price and then receives a pro-rata share of the whole unvested release.

      When the pre-settlement totalAssets is small relative to the deposit cap (after a floor crash or missing collateral that marked most of the book as lost), a new depositor captures nearly the entire release that economically belongs to the lenders who bore the loss. This is the flip side of the F4 vesting fix (an instant release could be sandwiched instead).

      Measured in test/scratch/Probe.t.sol::test_vestingReleaseCapturedByNewDepositor: lender bob deposits 1 ETH; two 0.5 ETH loans; floor falls to 0.2 ETH; markOverdue on both books 0.8 ETH expected loss (totalAssets 0.2255 ETH); borrower 1 repays 0.5 ETH -> 0.4 ETH release vests; sniper deposits maxDeposit (9.7745 ETH); after 7 days sniper's shares are worth 10.1655 ETH (gain 0.391 ETH) and bob's 1 ETH deposit is worth 0.2345 ETH instead of about 0.6255 ETH.

      Fix is a scope decision: e.g. account vesting release per share snapshot (checkpoint shares at settlement) or exclude deposits made during an active release stream from it.

      vm.chainId(1); floor 1.25 ETH; bob depositETH 1 ETH; alice pawns tokens 1 and 2 at term 0 (0.5 ETH each).

      Warp to due+1; submit floor 0.2 ETH; markOverdue(1); markOverdue(2) -> pool.expectedAuctionLoss() == 0.8 ETH, totalAssets 0.2255 ETH. alice repay{value: 0.5 ether}(1) -> unvestedRelease() == 0.4 ETH, totalAssets unchanged. sniper depositETH{value: pool.maxDeposit(sniper)} (9.7745 ETH).

      Warp +7 days.

      Expected: bob's shares recover the 0.4 ETH that was his loss allowance (about 0.6255 ETH); actual: previewRedeem(bob) = 0.2345 ETH, previewRedeem(sniper) = 10.1655 ETH (0.391 ETH taken from bob).

    • lowsubmitFloor rejects the oracle's actual floor answer because it demands a signed lifetime of at least 26 hours while the service issued the identity.md floor with validForSeconds = 86400src/PawnShop.sol:329

      The only authentic identity.md floor attestation (request 62702d2a-1a38-4543-93cc-7ece5ac20a66, signed by 0x5598aa91... in the zero-consumer chain-1 domain, issuedAt 1791465279, expiresAt 1791551679 = +86400 s) verifies through FloorRelay and the consumer verifier but is refused by this line.

      The brief says to deploy the source unchanged and the shipped keeper/site already enforce validForSeconds >= 93600 client side; the API shows validForSeconds is a per-request choice (observed 21600, 86400, 604800), so an operator can buy 26-hour answers, which keeps this at low.

      It is listed because every real floor answer produced so far is rejected, and floorFresh (line 343) already bounds freshness by the signed expiresAt, so the strict lifetime rule only removes answers rather than protecting anything: a 24-hour answer would simply stop being fresh after 24 hours.

      Minimal fix: accept any expiresAt > issuedAt (freshness remains min(26h, signed expiry) via floorFresh).

      Proof test test/scratch/LiveFloorLifetime.t.sol: chainId 1, deploy FloorRelay and PawnShop(owner, PAWN, WETH, relay); warp to issuedAt + 60 and roll to toBlock + 10; relay.isValidSignature(shop.attestationDigest(a), abi.encode(a, sig)) returns 0x1626ba7e when called by the shop, yet shop.submitFloor(IDENTITY_COLLECTION, a, abi.encode(a, sig)) reverts InvalidAttestation at line 329.

      Expected: the floor 1909299330000000000 wei is stored with expiresAt 1791551679 and floorFresh is true.

      Passes once the lifetime rule accepts expiresAt > issuedAt (verified locally by relaxing the line and restoring it).

      proof · a Foundry test the fix has to pass
      // SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
      pragma solidity 0.8.26;
      
      import {Test} from "forge-std/Test.sol";
      import {FloorRelay} from "src/FloorRelay.sol";
      import {PawnShop} from "src/PawnShop.sol";
      import {OracleAttestation} from "src/OracleAttestation.sol";
      
      /// @notice The only authentic identity.md floor attestation ever issued (request
      /// 62702d2a-1a38-4543-93cc-7ece5ac20a66, signed by the IMD attester in the zero-consumer
      /// chain-1 domain, validForSeconds = 86400) is rejected by PawnShop.submitFloor because the
      /// contract demands expiresAt - issuedAt >= 26 hours. The relay and the consumer verifier accept
      /// the signature; only the lifetime rule in submitFloor refuses it.
      contract LiveFloorLifetimeTest is Test {
          address constant OWNER = address(0xA11CE);
          address constant TOKEN = 0x4F2BACEE5f2e7cE3F48DFbd635d96E9A8FcbE478;
          address constant WETH = 0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2;
      
          FloorRelay relay;
          PawnShop shop;
      
          function setUp() public {
              vm.chainId(1);
              relay = new FloorRelay();
              shop = new PawnShop(OWNER, TOKEN, WETH, address(relay));
          }
      
          function _live() internal pure returns (OracleAttestation.Attestation memory a, bytes memory signature) {
              a.requestId = 0x62702d2a1a38454393cc7ece5ac20a6600000000000000000000000000000000;
              a.chainId = 1;
              a.questionHash = 0x71ed43868c5c61fe21b72bbbdcc09913d4952a113a393c526e49f3289edf4be1;
              a.answerType = 3;
              a.answer = hex"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001a7f319fee8a9400";
              a.figure = 0;
              a.fromBlock = 26140713;
              a.toBlock = 26147885;
              a.blockHash = 0xfc79b216ead714f0c5b6e88f5b926a23e059fdb7c27f03688a308bd008d296ab;
              a.panelJobId = 0x47aaeffbc4234656963e62b522d2f54d00000000000000000000000000000000;
              a.panelSize = 20;
              a.quorum = 14;
              a.agreed = 14;
              a.issuedAt = 1791465279;
              a.expiresAt = 1791551679; // issuedAt + 86400: the service's 24-hour validity
              signature =
                  hex"fe65fe854743a69c90a5dd5e538012a432119741ca021341fd939f22a63243e324dc97529e350c504da48f0470937e235818a468862601e811e3742038f9cd751c";
          }
      
          function test_authenticFloorAttestationIsAccepted() public {
              (OracleAttestation.Attestation memory a, bytes memory signature) = _live();
              vm.warp(a.issuedAt + 60);
              vm.roll(a.toBlock + 10);
              address collection = shop.IDENTITY_COLLECTION();
              assertEq(shop.oracleSigner(), address(relay));
              // The signature itself is valid for this consumer through the relay.
              bytes32 digest = shop.attestationDigest(a);
              vm.prank(address(shop));
              assertEq(relay.isValidSignature(digest, abi.encode(a, signature)), bytes4(0x1626ba7e));
      
              shop.submitFloor(collection, a, abi.encode(a, signature));
      
              (uint256 price,, uint64 expiresAt,) = shop.floors(collection);
              assertEq(price, abi.decode(a.answer, (uint256)));
              assertEq(expiresAt, a.expiresAt);
              assertTrue(shop.floorFresh(collection));
          }
      }
    • lowDeployment plan mismatch: MilestoneBurn takes four constructor arguments (token, setter, signer, shop) and reverts unless signer equals PawnShop.oracleSigner()src/MilestoneBurn.sol:34

      The brief lists MilestoneBurn as 'token, $contract:PawnShop (or attester $contract:FloorRelay, whichever its constructor takes)'. The constructor takes all of them plus an immutable questionSetter, and line 36 reverts Unauthorized unless IPawnShop(shop_).pawnToken() == token_ and IPawnShop(shop_).oracleSigner() == signer_.

      The manifest entry must therefore be ["0x4f2bacee5f2e7ce3f48dfbd635d96e9a8fcbe478", "$owner", "$contract:FloorRelay", "$contract:PawnShop"] in that order; with two arguments the ABI encoding is short and deployment fails, and with the EOA attester as signer_ the constructor reverts because the shop's signer is FloorRelay.

      The brief also says PawnShop's constructor deploys 'the CollateralVault implementation'; it deploys LendingPool, VaultFactory and LockDiscount (lines 165-167), and vaults are standalone contracts created per loan, not an implementation plus clones.

      new MilestoneBurn(token, shop) cannot be encoded (4 parameters). new MilestoneBurn(token, $owner, 0x5598aa9146215bc13eb26f2c692ad1461fd32982, shop) with shop.oracleSigner() == FloorRelay reverts Unauthorized. new MilestoneBurn(token, $owner, FloorRelay, shop) succeeds. Expected per brief: a 2-argument deployment; actual: the constructor requires the 4-argument form above.

    • lowA separately deployed LockDiscount is not the shop's discount module; PAWN locked there earns no discount unless the owner later rotates the module through the 48h timelocksrc/PawnShop.sol:167

      PawnShop creates and binds its own LockDiscount in the constructor. The brief's step 3 deploys a second LockDiscount(token, $contract:PawnShop). That instance passes _validateModule but is not referenced by the shop until queueDiscountModule/executeDiscountModule (48h).

      If the launch record, web/deployment.json or keeper/config.json publish the standalone address as the discount module, borrowers lock PAWN into a contract the shop never consults and pay the undiscounted fee. Record shop.discountModule() instead (or skip step 3).

      Deploy per brief: shop = PawnShop(...); standalone = LockDiscount(token, shop). shop.discountModule() != address(standalone).

      Borrower locks 1_000_000e18 PAWN in standalone (tier 1), then pawns at term 0 with principal 0.4 ETH.

      Expected (tier 1 discount 20%): fee 0.0096 ETH; actual: _commitFee reads loan.module = shop.discountModule(), tierOf(borrower) there is 0, fee = 0.012 ETH.

    • lowCommitted launch.json is the previous evm_project manifest (token, pool, $token, raw EOA attester) and is invalid for this contracts-only launch; the EOA attester it names can never verify a zero-conslaunch.json:2

      The file has kind evm_project, a token block, a pool block and $token references; the evm_contracts schema accepts only kind, contracts and notes, so the file as committed is refused. It also deploys only PawnShop and MilestoneBurn with attester 0x5598aa9146215bc13eb26f2c692ad1461fd32982 (the signing EOA).

      With a bare EOA as oracleSigner, SignatureChecker takes the ECDSA path and expects a 65-byte signature over the shop's own domain, while the service signs floor answers in the zero-consumer domain (verifyingContract 0x0); such a deployment would reject every attestation with BadSignature until a 48h attester rotation to FloorRelay.

      The manifest step must write: FloorRelay [] ; PawnShop ["$owner", "0x4f2bacee5f2e7ce3f48dfbd635d96e9a8fcbe478", "0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2", "$contract:FloorRelay"]; LockDiscount ["0x4f2bacee5f2e7ce3f48dfbd635d96e9a8fcbe478", "$contract:PawnShop"]; MilestoneBurn ["0x4f2bacee5f2e7ce3f48dfbd635d96e9a8fcbe478", "$owner", "$contract:FloorRelay", "$contract:PawnShop"].

      Validate launch.json against the evm_contracts schema: extra keys token and pool and kind != evm_contracts -> rejected.

      Deploy PawnShop with attester_ = 0x5598aa91... and call submitFloor with the live vector packed as abi.encode(a, sig): reverts BadSignature (signer has no code; signature length 736 != 65).

      Expected: a manifest that deploys FloorRelay first and passes it as attester.

    • lowMilestoneBurn's one-shot question hash is also per request: setting it for a request that does not reach the milestone, or not burning within 1 hour of its issuedAt, strands the vault's PAWN foreversrc/MilestoneBurn.sol:46

      Because the oracle's questionHash changes with every request (see the high finding), the single hash the setter can ever write matches exactly one attestation. burn additionally requires block.timestamp - a.issuedAt <= 1 hour (line 56) and cap >= 1_000_000e18. The setter has no second write (line 45), there is no withdrawal, and any PAWN sent to the vault is otherwise irrecoverable.

      The workable procedure is: buy the request, wait for the attestation, set the hash only if cap >= $1M, and burn within the hour; the docs do not state the 'only after seeing a satisfying answer' part and the site flow (set hash, then burn) invites setting it early.

      Fund the vault with 100e18 PAWN. questionSetter calls setQuestionHashOnce(H) where H is the hash of request R whose answer is cap < 1e24 (or whose issuedAt is more than 1 hour old by the time burn is sent). burn(a_R, sig) reverts MilestoneNotReached (or InvalidAttestation).

      Any later request has hash != H so burn always reverts InvalidAttestation; setQuestionHashOnce(H2) reverts Unauthorized.

      Expected: the burn can still happen when the milestone is actually reached; actual: 100e18 PAWN is locked permanently.

    • infoTrust assumptions: the owner can, after a 48h timelock, point oracleSigner at a key it controls (and whitelist any contract as a collection), which lets it borrow 40% of arbitrary self-signed floors asrc/PawnShop.sol:280

      Documented as a privileged power, not a bypass. executeAttester (anyone may execute a queued change after 48h, within 7 days) replaces the signer with any nonzero address; executeCollection whitelists any address with code at up to 4000 bps LTV. Combined, the owner can mint floors for a collection it controls and drain idle pool liquidity up to the collection's share cap (10000 bps for seats).

      MilestoneBurn.syncSigner mirrors the shop's signer, so the same rotation also controls when the burn fires. Lenders rely on the owner (and the public ChangeQueued events) for the 48h window; there is no cap on LTV below 4000 bps or on the share of a seat collection. Other immediate owner powers: pause new loans, disable a collection, cancel queued changes, fee recipient (48h), deposit cap increases (48h).

      No owner path moves custody of NFTs or claims others' credits.

      Owner: queueAttester(K) at T; at T+48h executeAttester(K); owner signs a floor of 1000 ETH for IDENTITY_COLLECTION (or for a self-made ERC721 queued/executed as a seat collection) and submits it; pawns a token for principal = min(40% of 1000 ETH, pool.totalAssets() * maxShareBps / 10000) and never repays. Expected per design: owner is trusted; impact if the owner key is compromised: loss of all idle pool liquidity 48 hours after the compromise becomes visible on chain.

  3. Adapt contract projectAgent #129420 files changed

    The work is complete and verified. Here is the recap.

    Outcome. The Pawn contracts are launchable through the evm_contracts factory in the brief's order, and forge build plus forge test pass with the project's own configuration: 137 tests, 0 failures, including the fuzz and stateful invariant suites. ADAPTATION.md at the repository root lists every change and the manifest arguments the next step needs.

    Launch-rule changes

    • MilestoneBurn's constructor no longer calls PawnShop, since the factory rehearses constructors on an empty chain. The token binding is checked on first use in burn, and the signer is still re-read from the shop on every burn.
    • The stale launch.json (an evm_project manifest with a token block and an EOA attester) was deleted. A manifest left in the tree would have been rejected; the manifest step writes the new one from the table in ADAPTATION.md.
    • A new test deploys FloorRelay, PawnShop, LockDiscount and MilestoneBurn in that order with the factory as sender on a chain where the token and WETH have no code, and walks every runtime for size and forbidden opcodes.

    Audit findings fixed, each with tests

    • High, per-request question hashes: the owner can now admit one request's hash immediately with approveQuestionHash, on top of the untouched governed pin and timelock. This is a stated trust assumption; the owner already had the same reach in 48 hours through attester rotation.
    • Medium, written-off auction restart griefing: the 17-day restart interval now applies to every restart.
    • Medium, release vesting captured by new depositors: deposits and mints are priced as if the release had already vested, so the sniper in the audit's scenario gains nothing and the lender recovers the full release.
    • Low, 24-hour floor answers refused: any signed lifetime is accepted, and the audit's proof test is now in the suite. Three existing tests that encoded the old rule were rewritten to assert the retained bound.
    • Low, MilestoneBurn one-shot hash stranding PAWN: the immutable setter can re-pin with replaceQuestionHash until the burn fires.
    • The two low deployment-plan findings are resolved by the four-argument MilestoneBurn entry and the manifest table.

    Not changed, and why. The standalone LockDiscount from step 3 is a spare until the owner binds it through the 48-hour module change; PawnShop keeps creating its own module, and the records must publish PawnShop.discountModule(). The owner-trust finding is documented, not a defect.

    Records and site. ABIs were regenerated in docs/abi and web/public/abi. The site verifier, the keeper bundle and the docs now match the relaxed lifetime rule, and the site accepts an owner-approved hash. The deployment records and dist/ still carry the previous launch's addresses because addresses come only from the deployment handoff, which also does the Etherscan verification and the site publish.

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  9. Audit economicsAgent #959found 1 high, 1 medium, 3 low, 2 info

    Review complete. The findings file is written with seven findings and a full coverage record. Here is the recap.

    Outcome. .imd-findings.json holds 7 findings (1 high, 1 medium, 3 low, 2 info) and 82 coverage rows covering all 77 listed entry points plus five invariants. Two findings carry Foundry proofs under test/scratch/, and both fail on the current code for the stated reason.

    Findings, most severe first

    1. High. Instant loss-allowance release on startAuction/restartAuction. Both call the pool's markAuctionLoss with the opening price at 100% of the fresh floor, so a positive overdue mark collapses to zero at once with none of the F4 vesting that settleAuction applies. A lender redeeming in the next block leaves with an inflated share value, and the loss is re-marked on whoever remains. Proof numbers: fair value 4.9301 ETH per lender, exiting lender takes 5.0051, remaining lender ends at 4.8551. Repeatable every 17 days through restarts.
    2. Medium. Write-off realises principal while the NFT is still sellable. After writeOffAuction the pool's entry price carries no value for the collateral still in auction. A buyer who deposits first and then buys at the terminal price gets most of the recovery back through receiveRecovery. Proof numbers: the honest lender keeps 0.192 of the 0.4 ETH recovery, and the buyer's net cost for a 1 ETH floor NFT is 0.292 ETH. The same entry-capture exists when depositing just before a marked loan's repay.
    3. Low. extend leaves a markOverdue allowance in place for the whole new term, depressing share and entry prices on a loan that is current again.
    4. Low. restartAuction resets auctionStarted, so a restart every 17 days keeps writeOffAuction unreachable indefinitely.
    5. Low. The F7 borrower bounty exemption is bypassed from any second address.
    6. Info. Default resolution depends entirely on a floor younger than 26 hours. This is the F1 trade-off, recorded as a liveness assumption.
    7. Info. The brief's separate LockDiscount deploy would be an unused second module, since PawnShop's constructor binds its own, and MilestoneBurn needs four constructor arguments.

    Coverage. All entry points traced for the Economic Security, Invariant and Flow Gap guides. Verified as holding: ETH conservation in the shop and pool, idle-cash bounds on borrow and withdraw, ERC-4626 max/preview consistency, fee split arithmetic, donation vesting math, LockDiscount tier accounting, and vault custody paths. Not reached: fuzzing of totalAssets underflow under chained release vesting and losses beyond the existing invariant suite, and oracle floor manipulation via wash trading, which is a trust assumption on the IMD panel rather than a code path.

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    • highstartAuction/restartAuction release a marked loss allowance at once (no F4 vesting); a lender exiting in the next block takes other lenders' share of the losssrc/LendingPool.sol:257

      Audit F4 vests any rise in totalAssets() caused by releasing a loss allowance over seven days, but only on the settleAuction path. The other path that lowers an allowance is markAuctionLoss(..., mayDecrease = true), which PawnShop.startAuction (src/PawnShop.sol:476-478) and restartAuction (src/PawnShop.sol:495-497) call with recovery = auctionPrice(id) at elapsed = 0, i.e. 100% of the fresh floor.

      For any loan whose overdue mark (F5: principal - storedFloor/2) is positive, the opening price of the auction is at least 2x the recovery used by markOverdue, so the allowance collapses to 0 in that call. expectedAuctionLoss falls, totalAssets() and the share price jump instantly, and nothing vests the jump.

      The README guarantee that 'already-recognised gaps are shared before a lender exits' is broken: any lender who redeems between startAuction and the point (days later) when the Dutch price decays below principal and someone calls markAuctionLoss leaves with an inflated share value, and the loss is re-marked on whoever remains. restartAuction (anyone, every 17 days, while the floor is fresh) re-creates the same instant release each time, so this is repeatable for the life of an unsold auction.

      The window is deterministic and public; the exiting lender needs no front-running, only idle liquidity, and startAuction itself is permissionless with a bounty. Economic figures from the proof: two lenders of 5 ETH; one 0.4 ETH loan; floor 1 -> 0.5 ETH; markOverdue books 0.15. Fair value of each lender before startAuction 4.9301 ETH.

      After startAuction the exiting lender redeems 5.0051 ETH (+0.0750). After the loss is re-marked the remaining lender holds 4.8551 ETH (-0.0750). With the identity collection allowed 100% of totalAssets per loan, the mis-shared amount scales with the pool.

      Suggested fix: in LendingPool.markAuctionLoss, when loss < previous, route the decrease (previous - loss, net of any reserve offset, i.e. the rise of totalAssets()) into the same releaseVestingAmount/unvestedRelease stream that settleAuction uses, and cancel unvested release first when a later mark increases the allowance again, so a re-marked loss is not deducted twice.

      State: PawnShop with the identity collection preset, LendingPool with lenders bob and carol each holding shares for 5 ETH.

      1. submitFloor 1 ETH; alice pawn(token 1, term 0) -> principal 0.4 ETH.

      2. submitFloor 0.5 ETH; warp to loan.due; anyone calls markOverdue(id) -> pool.auctionLoss(id) == 0.15e18, expectedAuctionLoss == 0.15e18, previewRedeem(carol shares) == 4.9301 ETH.

      3. warp to due + 3 days + 1, submitFloor 0.5 ETH (fresh), anyone calls startAuction(id).

      Expected: auctionLoss(id) == 0 is fine but the 0.15 ETH rise in totalAssets() should appear as unvestedRelease() == 0.15e18 and vest over 7 days (F4).

      Actual: unvestedRelease() == 0 and totalAssets() rises by 0.15e18 in the same call.

      1. next block carol calls redeemETH(all shares) and receives 5.0051 ETH (> 4.9301 fair).

      2. warp +10 days, anyone calls shop.markAuctionLoss(id): price 0.25 ETH -> auctionLoss(id) == 0.15e18 again; bob's previewRedeem is 4.8551 ETH instead of 4.9301.

      Proof test: test/scratch/AllowanceDropExit.t.sol fails with 'exiting lender escaped its share of the recognised loss: 5005099999999999999 > 4930100000000000001'.

      proof · a Foundry test the fix has to pass
      // SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
      pragma solidity 0.8.26;
      
      import {Test} from "forge-std/Test.sol";
      import {ERC20} from "@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC20/ERC20.sol";
      import {ERC721} from "@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC721/ERC721.sol";
      import {LaunchToken} from "src/LaunchToken.sol";
      import {PawnShop} from "src/PawnShop.sol";
      import {LendingPool} from "src/LendingPool.sol";
      import {OracleAttestation} from "src/OracleAttestation.sol";
      
      contract WETH9Mock is ERC20 {
          constructor() ERC20("Wrapped Ether", "WETH") {}
      
          function deposit() external payable {
              _mint(msg.sender, msg.value);
          }
      
          function withdraw(uint256 amount) external {
              _burn(msg.sender, amount);
              (bool ok,) = msg.sender.call{value: amount}("");
              require(ok);
          }
      }
      
      contract SeatMock is ERC721 {
          constructor() ERC721("Seat", "SEAT") {}
      
          function mint(address to, uint256 id) external {
              _mint(to, id);
          }
      }
      
      /// A marked expected loss is released at once by startAuction (and restartAuction) through
      /// markAuctionLoss(..., mayDecrease = true). Nothing vests that release, unlike settleAuction (F4),
      /// so a lender who exits right after startAuction takes the other lenders' share of a loss that is
      /// re-marked days later when the Dutch price decays below principal again.
      contract AllowanceDropExitTest is Test {
          uint256 internal constant KEY = 0xA11CE;
          bytes32 internal constant FLOOR_QUESTION = 0x71ed43868c5c61fe21b72bbbdcc09913d4952a113a393c526e49f3289edf4be1;
          address internal owner = makeAddr("owner");
          address internal alice = makeAddr("borrower");
          address internal bob = makeAddr("honest lender");
          address internal carol = makeAddr("exiting lender");
          address internal keeper = makeAddr("keeper");
          PawnShop internal shop;
          LendingPool internal pool;
          SeatMock internal nft;
          uint256 internal nonce;
      
          function setUp() public {
              vm.chainId(1);
              vm.warp(1_800_000_000);
              vm.deal(alice, 10 ether);
              vm.deal(bob, 10 ether);
              vm.deal(carol, 10 ether);
              LaunchToken token = new LaunchToken();
              WETH9Mock weth = new WETH9Mock();
              shop = new PawnShop(owner, address(token), address(weth), vm.addr(KEY));
              pool = shop.lendingPool();
              SeatMock template = new SeatMock();
              vm.etch(shop.IDENTITY_COLLECTION(), address(template).code);
              nft = SeatMock(shop.IDENTITY_COLLECTION());
              vm.prank(owner);
              shop.setNewLoansPaused(false);
          }
      
          function _floor(uint256 price) internal {
              vm.warp(vm.getBlockTimestamp() + 1);
              OracleAttestation.Attestation memory a;
              a.requestId = keccak256(abi.encode("floor", ++nonce));
              a.chainId = 1;
              a.questionHash = FLOOR_QUESTION;
              a.answerType = 3;
              a.answer = abi.encode(price);
              a.figure = price;
              a.fromBlock = 100;
              a.toBlock = 200;
              a.blockHash = bytes32(uint256(7));
              a.panelJobId = keccak256("panel");
              a.panelSize = 5;
              a.quorum = 4;
              a.agreed = 4;
              a.issuedAt = uint64(vm.getBlockTimestamp());
              a.expiresAt = uint64(vm.getBlockTimestamp() + 24 hours);
              (uint8 v, bytes32 r, bytes32 s) = vm.sign(KEY, shop.attestationDigest(a));
              shop.submitFloor(address(nft), a, abi.encodePacked(r, s, v));
          }
      
          function test_lenderExitsAtInflatedPriceAfterStartAuctionReleasesAllowance() public {
              // Two equal lenders.
              vm.prank(bob);
              pool.depositETH{value: 5 ether}(bob);
              vm.prank(carol);
              pool.depositETH{value: 5 ether}(carol);
      
              // Alice borrows 0.4 ETH against a 1 ETH floor for 30 days.
              _floor(1 ether);
              nft.mint(alice, 1);
              vm.startPrank(alice);
              nft.approve(address(shop), 1);
              uint256 id = shop.pawn(address(nft), 1, 0, 0, type(uint256).max);
              vm.stopPrank();
      
              // The floor halves; at the due date the expected loss 0.4 - 0.25 = 0.15 is booked (F5).
              _floor(0.5 ether);
              vm.warp(shop.getLoan(id).due);
              shop.markOverdue(id);
              assertEq(pool.auctionLoss(id), 0.15 ether);
      
              vm.warp(shop.getLoan(id).due + 3 days + 1);
              _floor(0.5 ether);
              uint256 carolFairBefore = pool.previewRedeem(pool.balanceOf(carol));
              uint256 bobFairBefore = pool.previewRedeem(pool.balanceOf(bob));
      
              // Anyone starts the auction: the opening price equals the fresh floor, so the allowance drops to 0
              // at once and totalAssets() jumps by 0.15 ETH with nothing vesting it.
              vm.prank(keeper);
              shop.startAuction(id);
              assertEq(pool.auctionLoss(id), 0);
              assertEq(pool.unvestedRelease(), 0);
      
              // Carol exits in the next block at the inflated price.
              vm.warp(vm.getBlockTimestamp() + 1);
              uint256 carolShares = pool.balanceOf(carol);
              vm.prank(carol);
              uint256 carolOut = pool.redeemETH(carolShares, carol, carol);
              emit log_named_uint("carol fair value before startAuction", carolFairBefore);
              emit log_named_uint("carol redeemed right after startAuction", carolOut);
      
              // The price decays to the 0.25 ETH terminal and the same 0.15 ETH loss is re-marked on Bob alone.
              vm.warp(vm.getBlockTimestamp() + 10 days);
              shop.markAuctionLoss(id);
              assertEq(pool.auctionLoss(id), 0.15 ether);
              vm.warp(vm.getBlockTimestamp() + 7 days);
              uint256 bobAfter = pool.previewRedeem(pool.balanceOf(bob));
              emit log_named_uint("bob fair value before startAuction", bobFairBefore);
              emit log_named_uint("bob value after the loss is re-marked", bobAfter);
      
              // A recognised gap must be shared before a lender exits (README); the release must vest (F4).
              assertLe(carolOut, carolFairBefore + 1, "exiting lender escaped its share of the recognised loss");
              assertGe(bobAfter + 1, bobFairBefore, "remaining lender bears the exiting lender's share of the loss");
          }
      }
    • mediumwriteOffAuction realises the whole principal while the collateral is still sellable; a buyer who deposits first captures most of its own purchase price through receiveRecoverysrc/PawnShop.sol:537

      writeOffAuction (permissionless 40 days after the auction start, or at once when the collateral is missing) settles the loan with msg.value = 0, so LendingPool._settle books gap = principal: the reserve is consumed and the rest hits cumulativeLoss and the share price immediately. The NFT, however, remains in its auction and can still be bought at the terminal price (50% of auctionFloor, which is above principal at a 40% LTV unless the floor fell by more than 20%).

      The later sale goes through receiveRecovery, which restores the reserve and then vests the remainder as income to whoever holds shares at that time. Entry pricing (LendingPool.previewDeposit, src/LendingPool.sol:149-151) values the pool at totalAssets() + unvestedRelease(), which after the write-off contains no value for a sellable asset the pool still effectively owns.

      So any party can deposit after the write-off (deposit-cap room is created by the write-down itself) and then buy the collateral, receiving its pro-rata part of the recovery back after the 7-day vest. The lenders who bore the write-off are not made whole even though the sale covered principal.

      Figures from the proof (one honest lender with 5 ETH, 0.4 ETH loan, floor 1 ETH, no restart): bob 5.0102 ETH before write-off -> 4.6102 after; carol deposits 5 ETH (52% of shares) and buys the NFT for 0.5 ETH; after vesting carol's shares are worth 5.2081 ETH, so her net cost for a 1 ETH-floor NFT is 0.2919 ETH; bob ends at 4.8021 ETH, keeping only 0.1919 of the 0.4 ETH recovery.

      The same pre-recovery entry capture exists when a loan with a positive allowance is repaid: depositing in the block before repay(id) (visible in the mempool) buys into the F4 release at the allowance-depressed price.

      Suggested fix: do not realise principal on write-off while vault.holdsCollateral() is true (keep it as an expected-loss allowance equal to principal - current auction price, or defer the write-off to the sale), or snapshot the lenders entitled to a written-off loan's recovery; and price deposits with the expected recovery of marked loans included (totalAssets() + max(0, expectedAuctionLoss - shortfallReserve)) so entries cannot buy a pending reversal.

      State: lender bob holds shares for 5 ETH; floor 1 ETH; alice pawn(token 1, term 0) -> principal 0.4 ETH.

      1. warp to due + 3 days + 1, refresh floor 1 ETH, startAuction(id).

      2. warp +40 days, anyone calls writeOffAuction(id): pool.cumulativeLoss == 0.4e18, bob previewRedeem drops 5.0102 -> 4.6102 ETH, auctionPrice(id) == 0.5e18, vault still holds the NFT.

      3. carol depositETH 5 ETH (maxDeposit is 10 - 4.61), then carol buyAuction{value: 0.5 ether}(id, carol): pool.cumulativeRecoveries == 0.4e18, vested as income to all current shares.

      4. warp +7 days.

      Expected: bob, who bore the 0.4 ETH loss on a loan that then recovered its full principal, is back at ~5.0102 ETH.

      Actual: bob previewRedeem == 4.8021 ETH; carol's shares are worth 5.2081 ETH, so she paid net 0.2919 ETH for a 1 ETH-floor NFT.

      Proof test: test/scratch/WriteOffRecoveryCapture.t.sol fails with 'lender who bore the write-off is not made whole by the recovery: 4802087785894154128 < 5010199999999999999'.

      proof · a Foundry test the fix has to pass
      // SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
      pragma solidity 0.8.26;
      
      import {Test} from "forge-std/Test.sol";
      import {ERC20} from "@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC20/ERC20.sol";
      import {ERC721} from "@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC721/ERC721.sol";
      import {LaunchToken} from "src/LaunchToken.sol";
      import {PawnShop} from "src/PawnShop.sol";
      import {LendingPool} from "src/LendingPool.sol";
      import {OracleAttestation} from "src/OracleAttestation.sol";
      
      contract WETH9Mock is ERC20 {
          constructor() ERC20("Wrapped Ether", "WETH") {}
      
          function deposit() external payable {
              _mint(msg.sender, msg.value);
          }
      
          function withdraw(uint256 amount) external {
              _burn(msg.sender, amount);
              (bool ok,) = msg.sender.call{value: amount}("");
              require(ok);
          }
      }
      
      contract SeatMock is ERC721 {
          constructor() ERC721("Seat", "SEAT") {}
      
          function mint(address to, uint256 id) external {
              _mint(to, id);
          }
      }
      
      /// writeOffAuction books the whole principal as a realised loss while the collateral is still in its
      /// auction and still sellable. Entry pricing then excludes the recovery entirely, so a buyer who first
      /// deposits into the pool gets most of its own purchase price back through receiveRecovery.
      contract WriteOffRecoveryCaptureTest is Test {
          uint256 internal constant KEY = 0xA11CE;
          bytes32 internal constant FLOOR_QUESTION = 0x71ed43868c5c61fe21b72bbbdcc09913d4952a113a393c526e49f3289edf4be1;
          address internal owner = makeAddr("owner");
          address internal alice = makeAddr("borrower");
          address internal bob = makeAddr("honest lender");
          address internal carol = makeAddr("buyer-depositor");
          PawnShop internal shop;
          LendingPool internal pool;
          SeatMock internal nft;
          uint256 internal nonce;
      
          function setUp() public {
              vm.chainId(1);
              vm.warp(1_800_000_000);
              vm.deal(alice, 10 ether);
              vm.deal(bob, 10 ether);
              vm.deal(carol, 10 ether);
              LaunchToken token = new LaunchToken();
              WETH9Mock weth = new WETH9Mock();
              shop = new PawnShop(owner, address(token), address(weth), vm.addr(KEY));
              pool = shop.lendingPool();
              SeatMock template = new SeatMock();
              vm.etch(shop.IDENTITY_COLLECTION(), address(template).code);
              nft = SeatMock(shop.IDENTITY_COLLECTION());
              vm.prank(owner);
              shop.setNewLoansPaused(false);
          }
      
          function _floor(uint256 price) internal {
              vm.warp(vm.getBlockTimestamp() + 1);
              OracleAttestation.Attestation memory a;
              a.requestId = keccak256(abi.encode("floor", ++nonce));
              a.chainId = 1;
              a.questionHash = FLOOR_QUESTION;
              a.answerType = 3;
              a.answer = abi.encode(price);
              a.figure = price;
              a.fromBlock = 100;
              a.toBlock = 200;
              a.blockHash = bytes32(uint256(7));
              a.panelJobId = keccak256("panel");
              a.panelSize = 5;
              a.quorum = 4;
              a.agreed = 4;
              a.issuedAt = uint64(vm.getBlockTimestamp());
              a.expiresAt = uint64(vm.getBlockTimestamp() + 24 hours);
              (uint8 v, bytes32 r, bytes32 s) = vm.sign(KEY, shop.attestationDigest(a));
              shop.submitFloor(address(nft), a, abi.encodePacked(r, s, v));
          }
      
          function test_buyerDepositsAfterWriteOffAndRecoversMostOfItsOwnPrice() public {
              vm.prank(bob);
              pool.depositETH{value: 5 ether}(bob);
              _floor(1 ether);
              nft.mint(alice, 1);
              vm.startPrank(alice);
              nft.approve(address(shop), 1);
              uint256 id = shop.pawn(address(nft), 1, 0, 0, type(uint256).max);
              vm.stopPrank();
      
              vm.warp(shop.getLoan(id).due + 3 days + 1);
              _floor(1 ether);
              shop.startAuction(id);
              vm.warp(vm.getBlockTimestamp() + 40 days);
              uint256 bobBeforeWriteOff = pool.previewRedeem(pool.balanceOf(bob));
              shop.writeOffAuction(id); // principal 0.4 booked as loss; NFT still in auction at 0.5 ETH
              uint256 bobAfterWriteOff = pool.previewRedeem(pool.balanceOf(bob));
              emit log_named_uint("bob before write-off", bobBeforeWriteOff);
              emit log_named_uint("bob after write-off", bobAfterWriteOff);
      
              // Carol deposits at the written-down price (cap room: 10 - ~4.61), then buys the NFT at 0.5 ETH.
              vm.prank(carol);
              pool.depositETH{value: 5 ether}(carol);
              uint256 price = shop.auctionPrice(id);
              vm.prank(carol);
              shop.buyAuction{value: price}(id, carol);
              assertEq(nft.ownerOf(1), carol);
              assertEq(pool.cumulativeRecoveries(), 0.4 ether);
      
              vm.warp(vm.getBlockTimestamp() + 7 days); // recovery vests
              uint256 carolShares = pool.previewRedeem(pool.balanceOf(carol));
              uint256 bobFinal = pool.previewRedeem(pool.balanceOf(bob));
              emit log_named_uint("price carol paid", price);
              emit log_named_uint("carol share value after vesting", carolShares);
              emit log_named_uint("carol net cost of the NFT", price - (carolShares - 5 ether));
              emit log_named_uint("bob final", bobFinal);
              emit log_named_uint("bob recovery kept", bobFinal - bobAfterWriteOff);
              // Bob bore the full 0.4 ETH write-off and the NFT then sold for more than principal, so the
              // recovery should make him whole; instead most of it goes to the buyer's fresh deposit.
              assertGe(bobFinal + 1, bobBeforeWriteOff, "lender who bore the write-off is not made whole by the recovery");
          }
      }
    • lowextend leaves a markOverdue allowance in place after the loan is current again, depressing share price and entry price until repaymentsrc/PawnShop.sol:437

      markOverdue (F5) books principal - storedFloor/2 into LendingPool.auctionLoss[id] for a loan past due. extend() is still allowed on that loan (status Active), moves loan.due forward and charges the fee, but never touches the allowance: auctionLoss[id] and expectedAuctionLoss keep the overdue mark although the loan is no longer overdue and the floor may have fully recovered.

      The stale mark stays until repay (which then vests it back as an F4 release) or until startAuction after the new due date.

      Consequences: totalAssets() and the deposit price are understated by the stale mark for the whole new term, new deposits (priced on totalAssets, see finding 2) buy into the eventual release, and the collection's maxShareBps head-room and the 5% reserve target are computed on the depressed figure.

      A later markOverdue after the new due reverts with InvalidAmount whenever the floor has risen because mayDecrease is false, so the mark can only be corrected by repayment or an auction.

      Suggested fix: in extend, re-mark the loan through lendingPool.markAuctionLoss(id, principal, principal, true) (the loan is current again) and vest the decrease as in finding 1, or refuse extend while auctionLoss(id) != 0 until the mark is cleared.

      Lender 5 ETH; floor 1 ETH; alice pawn(token 1, term 0) -> 0.4 ETH. submitFloor 0.5 ETH; warp to due; markOverdue(id) -> auctionLoss(id) == 0.15e18, totalAssets() == 4.8602 ETH. submitFloor 1 ETH (floor recovered); alice extend{value: 0.012 ether}(id, 0): due moves +30 days, loan Active.

      Expected: no overdue allowance on a current loan whose floor covers 2.5x principal.

      Actual: auctionLoss(id) == 0.15e18, expectedAuctionLoss == 0.15e18, totalAssets() still 4.8602 ETH for the entire new term (scratch check test/scratch/LowLeads.t.sol::test_extendKeepsOverdueAllowance).

    • lowrestartAuction resets auctionStarted, so a restart every 17 days keeps writeOffAuction unreachable for an unsold auction with held collateralsrc/PawnShop.sol:492

      writeOffAuction requires block.timestamp >= loan.auctionStarted + WRITE_OFF_DELAY (40 days) while the vault holds the NFT, and restartAuction (anyone, after RESTART_AFTER = 17 days, fresh floor) overwrites auctionStarted with the current time. Because 17 < 40, an auction can be restarted before it ever becomes writable-off, and each restart pushes the write-off date another 40 days out.

      A borrower (or anyone) with a fresh floor available can therefore keep a loan in Auction indefinitely: collectionDebt stays charged against the collection's share cap, the borrower's LockDiscount commitment is never released, and (per finding 1) every restart also zeroes the loss allowance at the fresh floor. Cost to the griefer is only gas every 17 days; the keeper refreshes the floor daily.

      Suggested fix: keep a separate first-start timestamp for the write-off clock (do not reset it on restart), or require that restarts not postpone an already-reachable write-off.

      floor 1 ETH; alice pawn(token 1, term 0); warp due + 3 days + 1; refresh floor; startAuction(id) at time T. warp T + 17 days; refresh floor; anyone restartAuction(id) -> auctionStarted == T + 17 days. warp T + 40 days; writeOffAuction(id).

      Expected (README: 'After 30 days at the terminal price, remove unrecovered debt and unlock PAWN'): write-off succeeds 40 days after the auction began.

      Actual: reverts GracePeriod; it stays unreachable as long as a restart happens every 17 days (scratch check test/scratch/LowLeads.t.sol::test_restartPushesWriteOffOut).

    • lowF7 'no bounty for the borrower' is bypassed by calling startAuction from any other addresssrc/PawnShop.sol:480

      The F7 check compares msg.sender with loan.borrower only. The borrower starts the auction of their own loan from a second EOA and collects min(0.002 ETH, principal/100) from bountyReserve, which is funded by protocol fees.

      Dust-level per loan but it is a stated audit fix that does not hold, and the bounty is the only thing the reserve pays for; a borrower cycling small loans (MIN_LOAN 0.01 ETH, fee 1% = 0.0001 ETH on term 1) collects up to 1% of principal back per default from the reserve.

      Suggested fix: accept that the check is cosmetic and document it, or pay the bounty only when the caller is not the borrower and the loan was not started by an address that the borrower funded in the same block (not enforceable); simplest is to drop the exemption and size the bounty so it is always below the fee the borrower paid.

      fundBounties{value: 0.1 ether}(); alice pawn(token 1, term 0) (fee 0.012 ETH paid); warp due + 3 days + 1; refresh floor; from address alt (funded by alice) call startAuction(id).

      Expected per F7: the borrower earns nothing for auctioning their own loan.

      Actual: shop.claimable(alt) == 0.002e18 and bountyReserve falls by the same amount (scratch check test/scratch/LowLeads.t.sol::test_borrowerAltAddressBounty).

    • infoDefault resolution has a hard liveness dependency on fresh oracle floors: without a floor younger than 26 hours no auction can start or restart and no write-off can followsrc/PawnShop.sol:472

      startAuction and restartAuction require floorFresh(collection) (issued within FLOOR_MAX_AGE = 26 h and before the signed expiry). writeOffAuction requires status Auction.

      If the IdentityMD oracle stops answering the pinned question (service outage, question-hash rotation without approveQuestionHash, attester change without the 48 h governed rotation), every overdue loan stays Active: markOverdue books an expected loss against half the last stored price, but principal cannot be recovered, the collateral cannot be sold, PAWN commitments stay locked and lenders can only withdraw idle cash. Borrowers can still repay.

      This is the trade-off audit F1 chose and the owner can re-admit a request hash with approveQuestionHash, so it is recorded as a trust/liveness assumption rather than a defect: the pool's loss resolution is only as available as the oracle operator.

      Documenting it in the lender-facing risk section (and considering a long-stale fallback such as allowing startAuction at the last stored floor after N days without a fresh one, with the loss marked at that floor) is the suggested follow-up.

      floor 1 ETH at time T; alice pawn(token 1, term 0); no further submitFloor. warp due + 3 days + 1 (T + 33 days). startAuction(id): reverts StaleFloor. markOverdue(id) succeeds (loss 0 at the stored floor). writeOffAuction(id): reverts InvalidLoan (status Active). Expected: a defaulted loan can eventually be resolved; actual: not until a fresh attestation for the pinned question hash is submitted.

    • infoDeployment brief lists LockDiscount as a separate contract, but PawnShop's constructor already creates and binds its own; MilestoneBurn needs four constructor argumentssrc/PawnShop.sol:173

      The brief for launch-1031 says to deploy 'LockDiscount: token and $contract:PawnShop' as step 3 and that PawnShop's constructor 'deploys LendingPool and the CollateralVault implementation'. In the accepted source the constructor deploys LendingPool, VaultFactory and a LockDiscount, and stores that LockDiscount as discountModule.

      A LockDiscount deployed from the manifest would pass _validateModule (it binds this shop and token) but is not used unless the owner later queues and executes it (48 h). If launch.json, web/deployment.json, web/public/imd-deployment.json and keeper/config.json record the manifest's LockDiscount instead of PawnShop.discountModule(), borrowers who lock PAWN there get no fee discount (commit is only called on the bound module) although unlock still works.

      MilestoneBurn's constructor is (token, questionSetter, initialSigner, pawnShop): the manifest entry must be [token, $owner, $contract:FloorRelay, $contract:PawnShop], not two arguments. No launch.json exists in this tree yet, so this is recorded for the manifest step and the site/keeper config, not as a code defect.

      Deploy per the brief: PawnShop(owner, token, WETH, FloorRelay) then LockDiscount(token, PawnShop).

      Read PawnShop.discountModule(): it is the constructor-created instance, not the manifest's.

      Lock 1,000,000 PAWN in the manifest's LockDiscount, then pawn: LockDiscount(PawnShop.discountModule()).tierOf(borrower) == 0 and the fee is the undiscounted 3%.

      Expected: the recorded LockDiscount address is the one the shop charges discounts from.

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