Consolidated AI Audit
Contract: EventlyMarkets.sol · EventlyProfiles.sol v1.3 Chain: MegaETH (Chain ID 4326) · Solidity ^0.8.20 Methodology: 7 AI engines × 3-round audit (vulnerability scan → economic analysis → triage)
Audit Summary
Claude Opus 4.6
EventlyMarkets + Profiles
6
0
GPT-4o
EventlyMarkets + Profiles
13
0
Gemini 1.5 Pro
EventlyMarkets + Profiles
9
0
Grok (xAI)
EventlyMarkets + Profiles
6
0
DeepSeek R1
EventlyMarkets + Profiles
7
0
Qwen3.5
EventlyMarkets + Profiles
4
0
Perplexity
EventlyMarkets + Profiles
—
0
Total
45+
0
No production blockers identified across all 7 engines.
Cross-Tool Consensus — Acknowledged by Design
The following findings were raised by multiple tools independently. All are acknowledged design decisions, not vulnerabilities.
optionSupply not updated on peer ERC-1155 transfers
Claude, GPT-4o
By design — tracks total minted; math correct for all payout paths
LMSR exp() overflow threshold at q/b ≈ 133
Qwen, GPT-4o
Cap enforced on-chain (EXP_MAX_ARG), documented in NatSpec
quoteBuy binary search conservative flooring
Claude, Grok, DeepSeek
< 0.001 share impact per trade; acceptable
closeBetting permissionless
Gemini
By design — requires deadline elapsed; anyone can advance lifecycle
Fee rounding dust always favours resolver
Gemini
Intentional — 1-wei dust absorbed by resolver cut
Single admin key — centralization risk
Multiple
Gnosis Safe multisig post-raise; acknowledged for beta
Disputed / False Positives
GPT-4o
"LMSR pool + subsidy may not cover max winning payout"
False positive — LMSR solvency mathematically proven: poolBalance + subsidyDeposited = C(q) ≥ q_winner. Every winning share backed 1:1.
GPT-4o
"optionSupply desync causes over-refunds on cancel"
False positive — claimCancelRefund uses pre-burn snapshot; optionSupply updated on burn; peer transfers don't affect cancel refund math.
Gemini
"P2P shares create insolvency gap"
Not applicable — contract uses CLOB (bids + asks), not P2P. CLOB fills use escrowed assets; no insolvency gap.
DeepSeek
"Virtual pool underflow on extreme buys"
Not applicable — virtual pool model replaced by LMSR.
Acknowledged — Minor / Informational
A-01
EventlyMarkets
quoteSell rounding loss near MIN_TRADE (~0.1% max)
Acknowledged
A-02
EventlyMarkets
optionSupply not updated on peer ERC-1155 transfers
Acknowledged — by design
A-04
EventlyMarkets
Empty ERC-1155 URI
URI added pre-deployment
A-05
EventlyMarkets
_cancelAllOrders gas bound on L1-like chains
MegaETH REX4 gas guards in place
A-06
EventlyMarkets
whitelistedCount never read on-chain
Informational — off-chain indexing
F-01
EventlyProfiles
setAuthorizedCaller always set true
Fixed in v1.3
Reentrancy Analysis (Consolidated)
All 7 audits confirmed zero exploitable reentrancy in active trading paths.
placeOrder, sellToAMM, cancelOrder
nonReentrant + CEI
redeemWinnings, claimCancelRefund, claimCreatorFees
nonReentrant + CEI
disputeMarket, settleDispute
nonReentrant + CEI
resolveMarket, cancelMarket, slashMarket
nonReentrant + CEI
reclaimCancelledOrder
nonReentrant + CEI
All state-mutating admin functions
nonReentrant + CEI
Consensus: 0 reentrancy vulnerabilities in active paths.
Economic Analysis — LMSR Solvency
Verdict: SOLVENT — proven by construction.
poolBalance + subsidyDeposited = C(q) ≥ max(q[i]) = q_winnerat all times1 winning share redeems for exactly 1 USDm — no pro-rata rounding
CLOB fills use escrowed USDm (BUY) or escrowed shares (SELL) — AMM pool unaffected by CLOB matching
Cancel refund pool:
poolBalance + subsidyDeposited— subsidy recoverable by shareholders
No economic attack vector identified by any of the 7 engines.
Architecture Overview
EventlyMarkets combines three trading layers:
LMSR AMM (b=200 USDm)
Permanent market maker; baseline liquidity; market maker of last resort
CLOB Bids
Resting buy limit orders matched against incoming SELL orders
CLOB Asks
Resting sell limit orders matched against incoming BUY budget
Price-time priority. Max 200 orders per (market, option, side). Max 10 active orders per user per market.
This document consolidates AI pre-audit findings. It does not replace a professional security audit.
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