In the fast-moving world of decentralized finance, keeping smart contracts secure is incredibly important. Pasha Coin, which is a standard BEP20 token that can create and destroy its own coins, understood this need. That’s why they asked EtherAuthority to thoroughly check their smart contract.
Key Areas Reviewed in the Audit
On June 30, 2022, EtherAuthority performed an audit that specifically focused on Pasha Coin’s smart contract. This review didn’t include any other contracts associated with the platform. Using a combination of automated tools like Slither, Solhint, and Remix IDE, along with careful manual code reviews, EtherAuthority gave a detailed evaluation of how secure the contract was.
Insights Uncovered
- Security: The audit determined that the contract was “Secured.” This means they didn’t find any critical, high, medium, or even low-level security problems.
- Minor Points: They did point out a few very minor things, mostly about making the code more efficient and following best practices. Importantly, Pasha Coin addressed all of these suggestions in their updated code.
- Owner’s Power: The audit also noted that the contract has functions that are controlled by its owner. This means the contract isn’t completely decentralized. The report highlighted that the contract owner needs to manage their keys securely and stick to the project’s plans when using these owner-controlled functions.
In Conclusion
By taking the initiative to have their smart contract audited, Pasha Coin is showing that they care about being transparent and keeping their users safe. For people using DeFi, this kind of step can provide reassurance and a greater sense of security.
If you’d like to see all the details of the audit, you can find the official report from EtherAuthority here: Pasha_Coin Smart Contract Audit Report
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