TamaSwap touts an ‘unhackable’ DEX, but bold security claims face a DeFi landscape littered with exploited protocols

TamaSwap touts an ‘unhackable’ DEX, but bold security claims face a DeFi landscape littered with exploited protocols
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TamaSwap’s proof covers the attacker actions zefram modeled: public functions plus direct token donations, while reentrancy sits outside the theorem. That scope still matters because KyberSwap’s 2023 tick-math drain and Cetus’ 2025 $223M math bug were AMM invariant failures that audits and fuzzing failed to catch. If this holds up, the edge is proof-carrying AMM templates that forks can redeploy across EVM chains without quietly adding fee switches, mutable routers, or cursed ERC-20 assumptions.

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