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Security and licenses

GAMA has not been externally audited, and it runs on testnet only.

#Audit status

#Known limitations

• Owner trust. On the testnet, the protocol owner is a single key, and some of its powers could cause harm if misused. See Administration and trust.
• Buyback pricing. Buybacks rely on the operator's price checks. The contracts limit price movement but do not check prices themselves.
• Holder rewards. The reward rules stop the same-block tricks that were tested, but are not proven against every attack spread over several blocks.
• Burned supply. On the testnet, burning reduces the total supply. In the next release, burned tokens go to a dead address instead and the total supply number stays the same.

#Reporting a problem

Please report security problems privately and do not share them publicly before they are fixed. A security contact has not been published yet.

#Where the code comes from

GAMA builds on open-source projects, and every file keeps its original license.

GAMA's own code is MIT-licensed. The rights to use the Uniswap V4 code in production are a condition of a mainnet release and are not yet settled.