Origin recently shared how it approaches protocol security. Here’s what that looks like…
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Origin recently shared how it approaches protocol security. Here’s what that looks like in practice. At @summit_defi Mumbai this week, @clement_moller showed how Origin’s invariant tests catch bugs that can block a withdrawal, even when every balance check passes.
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