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Vulnerability Title

Misleading result of multiplier calculation

`rewardParams` usage

Divide Before Multiply

Centralization Risks in DhedgeStakingV2Storage.sol

Unrestricted Function

Potential Token Price Manipulation

Ineffective `require()` due to mathematical calculations

Dangerous Strict Equality

Unnecessary inheritance

Potential Reentrancy Attack (Out-of-Order Events)

Improper Usage of `public` and `external` Type

Comparison to A Boolean Constant

Redundant Check under certain assumptions

Missing Emit Events

Missing bounds

Typo

Centralized Control of Contract Upgrade

dHEDGE - Ⅳ

Base64.sol

DhedgeStakingV2.sol

DhedgeStakingV2RewardsCalculator.sol

DhedgeStakingV2Storage.sol

DhedgeStakingV2VDHTCalculator.sol

IDhedgeStakingV2.sol

Centralization Risk

Meaningless State Variables

Missing Input Validation

Potential Call Data Attack

Discussion For Function `withdraw`

dHEDGE V2 III

BalancerV2Guard.sol

PoolFactory.sol

OpenAssetGuard.sol

UniV2LPAggregator.sol

QuickLPAssetGuard.sol

AddressHelper.sol

OneInchV3Guard.sol

PoolLogic.sol

AaveLendingPoolAssetGuard.sol

SushiLPAssetGuard.sol

UniswapV2RouterGuard.sol

SlippageChecker.sol

PoolManagerLogic.sol

QuickStakingRewardsGuard.sol

Lack Of Input Validation

Proper Usage of `public` And `external` Type

Useless `modifier`

Unnecessary Comparison

Inaccurate Comparison

Uninitialized Dynamic Array

Incorrect Coordinates

Lack Of `isSupportedAsset` Validation

dHEDGE V2

Top 10% Security Score

Top 10% Code Security Score

Top 10% Market Score

Top 10% Operation Score

Social Asset Management
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dHEDGE DAO

Leaderboards

Due Diligence Tools

Resources

KYC Status

Centralization Scanning

Contract Uncertainty

Owner Privilege

Trading Constraint