POTS Security
Don't Trust. Verify.
Security is the highest priority of POTS Core. Crypto has a long and brutal history of exploits — billions lost to hacks, rug pulls, and protocol failures. Every POTS contract is publicly verifiable on-chain. Size, visibility, and time are the true tests of a smart contract's security.
- Audited by CertiK (4,000+ projects, $360B+ secured) and Bitlabs
- $1,000,000 USD bug bounty via CertiK Skynet — active and open
- All contract addresses publicly verifiable on BSCScan
- Responsible disclosure: [email protected] — full bounty for valid reports
Security Principles
Every design decision in POTS is guided by four core principles.
Business Integrity
Protocol logic is designed to be complete and consistent. No edge case should compromise user funds. Every code path has defined, expected behavior.
Code Standardization
Industry-standard coding practices. Rigorous peer review before any deployment. No bespoke patterns that haven't been battle-tested at scale.
Logical Simplicity
Complex systems fail in complex ways. Contract logic is kept as simple as possible to minimize attack surface. Complexity is the enemy of security.
Decentralization
No single point of failure. Distributed architecture ensures no single actor can compromise the protocol. Treasury: 25-of-50 multi-sig. Settlement: Polygon CTF Exchange.
Transparency, Security & Immutability
POTS is designed around one principle: in traditional systems, users rely on promises. In POTS, users verify through on-chain data, contract logic, and transparent ecosystem mechanisms.
On-Chain Visibility
Every transaction, every fund movement, every contract interaction is permanently recorded on the blockchain. Nothing is hidden — everything is auditable.
Transparent Liquidity Structure
Protocol-owned LP is publicly verifiable. Blackhole addresses are on-chain. Every reserve layer — V_LP, T_RBS, T_ST — has a public contract address.
Smart Contract-Based Execution
No manual intervention in protocol operations. RBS, YRF, MCL, and AEM all execute automatically via smart contract logic — not human discretion.
Community-Driven Growth
Strategic decisions require 25-of-50 multi-sig consensus via Snapshot DAO. No single entity — including the founding team — can unilaterally act on protocol funds.
Liquidity-Based System Stability
The $1 IBS floor is enforced by real LP collateral — not algorithmic promises. Protocol-owned liquidity is permanent: immutable, verifiable, and not subject to LP removal.
Long-Term Sustainability
After 500 days: contract ownership renounced, LP migrates to DEX, all taxes removed. The protocol is designed to become fully autonomous — no admin keys, no backdoors.
Don't trust — BUT VERIFY. Security comes from transparency and immutability.
Audit Reports
All audit reports are publicly available. Security is not a claim — it is a verifiable record.
One of the world's most recognized blockchain security firms. CertiK Skynet provides continuous real-time monitoring of POTS contracts post-audit.
Specialist blockchain security firm focused on DeFi protocol auditing and formal verification. Provides mathematical proof of contract correctness.
More audits are on the way. Additional security partners will be engaged as the protocol evolves. All future audit reports will be published here.
Proof of Trust
Not claims — on-chain facts. Every figure below is verifiable by anyone on BNB Smart Chain.
Protocol-owned liquidity sent to the zero address. Cannot be retrieved or modified by any party — ever.
91.18% of IBS circulating supply resides in verified blackhole addresses. Verifiable on BSCScan at any time.
12.85% of total POTS supply permanently removed from circulation. Verifiable on BSCScan.
No minting capability, no contract modifications, no admin backdoors. Ownership renounced to zero address.
Source: BSCScan · As of 2026
Bug Bounty & Responsible Disclosure
POTS values the work of white hat hackers and independent security researchers.
Powered by CertiK Skynet's real-time security monitoring. Covers all critical vulnerabilities in POTS smart contracts and infrastructure.
Scope: In-Scope Impacts
- Theft or freezing of user principal (any amount)
- Theft or freezing of unclaimed yield (any amount)
- Theft of governance funds
- Disruption of governance activity
- Unauthorized access to sensitive pages or data
- User data leaks or deletion
Email [email protected] with clear, concise steps to reproduce the vulnerability in written or video format.
The POTS security team will acknowledge your submission promptly and work with you in good faith to resolve the issue.
Valid critical vulnerabilities receive the full bounty reward. Do not disclose publicly before resolution — responsible disclosure protects users and ensures you receive the full reward.
On-Chain Verification Tools
Every on-chain action is verifiable. These are the standard tools for checking POTS contracts, treasury, governance, and your own wallet permissions.
Verify contract addresses, transaction history, token holders, and ownership status. Primary tool for on-chain verification on BNB Smart Chain.
bscscan.com ↗Monitor live price, trading volume, liquidity depth, and market pair analytics for IBS and POTS tokens.
dextools.io ↗Track liquidity pool data, price charts, and token pair metrics across decentralized exchanges in real time.
dexscreener.com ↗Verify the POTS treasury multi-sig: 50 signers, minimum 25 required to approve any transaction. No unilateral fund movement is possible.
View Treasury ↗All POTS governance proposals and votes are on Snapshot. Every strategic decision requires community participation — no off-chain closed-door decisions.
snapshot.org ↗Review and revoke token approvals granted to smart contracts. Audit wallet permissions regularly — revoke anything you no longer actively use.
revoke.cash ↗How to Verify: BSCScan Ownership Renouncement
Confirm that POTS contract ownership has been permanently renounced — meaning no one can modify the contract code.
0x255e746aBb8D9Acac00d6d023e5E63E3b8DFA7cd)owner() function0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD — the Zero Address. This means ownership is permanently renounced.How to Audit Your Wallet Permissions (Revoke.cash)
Regular permission audits protect against unlimited-approval exploits — a common vector in DeFi.
Frequently Asked Questions
01 Has POTS been audited?
02 What is the POTS bug bounty?
03 What does the bug bounty cover?
04 How can I verify POTS contracts?
05 How does POTS approach security in its design?
Verified.
Now take the next step.
CertiK audited. Bitlabs audited. $1M bug bounty active. 25-of-50 multi-sig treasury. You've done the work — the ecosystem is waiting.