f(x) Protocol introduces a 3‑day on‑chain timelock and 6‑of‑9 multisig approval for all contract upgrades and parameter changes, with only oracle updates and emergency pauses exempted to protect users.

f(x) Protocol introduces a 3‑day on‑chain timelock and 6‑of‑9 multisig approval for all contract upgrades and parameter changes, with only oracle updates and emergency pauses exempted to protect users.
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Oracle updates carved out of the timelock is exactly how Mango ($117M) and Inverse Finance ($15.6M) got drained — the "fast path" for price feeds becomes the fast path for attackers. 6-of-9 only means something if you know who the 9 are and whether any have ever voted against a proposal. Emergency pause is the other escape hatch governance attackers love — plenty of protocols have coincidentally paused right before an insider exit.

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