Economic Audits
Protocol Audit & Back Testing
Stress-test your protocol’s economy using historical data, and adversarial scenarios to predict performance.
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Our audit process
We tailor our audits to your project’s needs
1
Scoping & Planning
We define the engagement scope, timeline, and key focus areas based on your project’s requirements.
2
Research & Analysis
Our team studies the architecture, documentation, and technical details to fully understand the system.
3
In-Depth Review
We conduct a thorough security assessment, identifying vulnerabilities, inefficiencies, and risks.
4
Validation
Using automated and manual techniques, we validate the system under real-world conditions.
5
Reporting & Recommendations
We deliver clear findings with actionable steps to enhance security and performance.
What is a Protocol Audit & Back Testing?
A Protocol Audit & Back Testing simulates your protocol’s economic performance under real-world conditions using historical data and adversarial scenarios. By stress-testing economic parameters, liquidity dynamics, and incentive models, we identify vulnerabilities before they impact your users.
Why is a Protocol Audit & Back Testing Important?
- Security - Prevents hacks and exploits.
- Trust - Increases confidence for investors and users.
- Compliance - Helps meet regulatory requirements.
- Cost Savings - Fixing issues before deployment avoids costly security breaches.
Why work with us?
Discover our streamlined 4-step methodology
1
Define Scope and Timeline
We begin by discussing the scope of the project and establishing a clear timeline & pricing for the audit.
2
Collaborative Environment
The team will keep constant communication with the client, utilizing seamless issue tracking and discussions throughout the audit.
3
Fix Review Period
A dedicated period is allocated to review and verify all fixes, ensuring they meet our quality standards.
4
Comprehensive Report Delivery
Upon completion, a detailed audit report is meticulously crafted and delivered to you.
Frequent answers and questions
Check out the Protocol Audit & Back Testing F.A.Q.
What is back testing in blockchain economics?
Testing how a protocol’s economy would perform under real-world market conditions.
Why is back testing important?
It identifies potential failure points before they impact users and liquidity.
How do you stress-test a protocol’s financial model?
By running adversarial back-testing, volatility tests, and liquidity stress scenarios.
Can back testing prevent token crashes?
Yes, by identifying vulnerabilities in supply emissions and sell pressure risks.
How does this differ from a security audit?
Security audits check code, while back testing evaluates economic sustainability.
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