Audit request: Pepes Earn IMD (NFT collection with IMD holder rewards)
Audit request: Pepes Earn IMD (NFT collection with IMD holder rewards) Repository: https://github.com/0xtenang/PepesFamily Commit: 9c00fa216b38dda7b6a05936d47468d19637e586 Chain: Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663), Uniswap v4 Status: not deployed yet; this audit is before deployment Scope (new code) contracts/src/earn/PepesEarnIMD.sol: pool owner and Uniswap v4 hook contracts/src/earn/PepesEarnToken.sol: $EARN, a DN404 base token with holder rewards, 30-day expiry and $Pepes buyback contracts/src/earn/PepesEarnMirror.sol: the ERC-721 side (DN404 mirror) with an ERC-2981 royalty contracts/src/earn/PepesEarnRenderer.sol and LibEarnString.sol: on-chain SVG art, JSON and Base64 Context (already audited, reused unchanged): PepesFamilyRouter.sol, PepesFamilyEthRouter.sol, lib/SafeTransfer.sol, and the hook logic from PepesFamily.sol (v3). DN404 is the upstream library at contracts/lib/dn404, commit 3397cb1. Please review how we integrate with it, not DN404 itself. Tests: contracts/test/PepesEarn.t.sol (22 tests) and contracts/test/PepesEarn.fork.t.sol, a mainnet-fork lifecycle test. Run the fork test with FORK_RPC=https://robinhood.drpc.org forge test --mc PepesEarnForkTest. What it does Supply: 2,000 $EARN tokens. Each whole token shows as one on-chain NFT (DN404). Wallets get NFTs; contracts don't. EIP-7702 delegated wallets count as wallets. Pool: PepesEarnIMD.openPool(token) (owner, one-time) puts the whole supply into a $EARN/IMD Uniswap v4 pool as single-sided liquidity owned by the hook, which has no way to remove it. Fee: every swap pays 4% of its IMD side, the same hook as PepesFamily v3: 1% to feeRecipient and 3% to $EARN holders pro rata. Holders claim manually with claim(). Marketplaces: NFTs can be traded on marketplaces. The mirror reports a 4% ERC-2981 royalty paid to PepesEarnIMD in ETH. convertRoyalties(minOut) (owner) swaps it to IMD on the IMD/ETH pool and splits it 1% / 3% in the same way. Expiry: if a wallet neither claims nor moves any $EARN for 30 days, its unclaimed rewards expire, except what it earned during those 30 days. Anyone can call recycle(holder) to move expired rewards into buybackReserve. Buyback: the reserve can only be spent through buybackAndBurnPepes(imdIn, minOut, deadline) (owner), which buys $Pepes through the PepesFamily v1 router and sends all of it to 0x…dEaD. No owner on the token: owner() returns address(0). DN404's default infinite Permit2 allowance is disabled. Trust model (please confirm or break) The PepesEarnIMD owner can only: change feeRecipient; transfer ownership (two-step); open the pool once; convert royalties, choosing the minimum output; time buybacks, choosing the minimum output. The owner must never be able to take holders' tokens, rewards, the buyback reserve, the pool liquidity, or royalty IMD meant for holders, or change fees. Nobody but a holder can claim that holder's rewards. Recycling can only move rewards that have expired, and only into the reserve. Please look hardest at DN404 integration with reward accounting. Rewards are updated in _moved(), called after _transfer (ERC-20 side) and _transferFromNFT (NFT side, which changes balances directly). Is any other path able to change balances without updating corrections, eligibleSupply or lastActive? Consider mirror operations, setSkipNFT, initialisation, and transfers to and from excluded addresses. Can any sequence make eligibleSupply or the corrections inconsistent, or let rewards be claimed twice? Expiry maths (expiredRewardsOf, recycle, magAt, _checkpoint). The design assumes a holder's balance is unchanged since lastActive, because every balance change updates it. Can that assumption be broken? Can recycling ever take rewards earned in the last 30 days, or more than the holder's withdrawable amount? Check rounding: "recent" rounds up in the holder's favour. Is the checkpoint array (one entry per second with distributions, binary search) correct and safe from gas problems over years of use? Accepted by design: sending someone a dust amount resets their timer. That only delays expiry. Accounting invariant. The token's IMD balance should always be at least accountedBalance + buybackReserve, and distribute() must never hand out the reserve. Check every path: claim, recycle, buyback, royalties, donations, and the first buy before any holder exists. Flash-borrowed pool tokens (the v3 audit finding). While the PoolManager is unlocked, only the hook may distribute. flush mid-unlock only distributes when called by our routers. convertRoyalties distributes inside the hook's own unlock. We believe no one else can hold borrowed $EARN there; please verify. Buyback and burn. Owner-only, limited to the reserve, approval reset to 0 afterwards, burned amount measured by balance difference, nonReentrant. The $Pepes token and v1 router addresses are fixed at deployment. Any way to misuse or redirect the reserve? Royalty conversion. receive() accepts any ETH. Check the ETH settlement amount, the 1/4 vs 3/4 split, minOut, and whether stray ETH could break anything. Hook and pool. It's a copy of v3 with a single token and openPool validation (the token's hook, routers, PoolManager and IMD must match, and the full supply must be held by the hook). Anything new compared with v3? NFT gas. Buying N whole tokens mints N NFTs in one transaction. Is there a buy or sell size, or a sequence, that runs out of gas or traps funds? Is the router path (transferFrom and take with DN404) safe? The _skipNFTDefault override: the EIP-7702 check (code.length == 23 && bytes3(code) == 0xef0100). Any address type it misclassifies in a harmful way? Renderer. tokenURI gas is about 2.8M typical and about 9M maximum. There's no user input, so no injection. Please confirm the Base64 assembly is memory-safe. Known and accepted (no need to report unless you see more impact) Partial fill: the hook charges 4% of the requested amount when a third-party swap with a tight price limit only partly fills (same as v3, medium finding). Our routers always fill fully. First-buy rebate: the first buyer's own 3% waits in the token and goes to whoever holds at the next distribution, which can be that buyer (same as v3, info). Optional royalties: marketplace royalties depend on the marketplace; only pool trades are guaranteed to pay 4%. No editable OpenSea collection page: owner() is zero on the token and mirror, so nobody can claim the collection page on OpenSea. This is intentional. Planned deployment parameters PoolManager 0x8366a39CC670B4001A1121B8F6A443A643e40951 IMD 0x5F7Bb59365ce557C26dbcAa4EE9d39A4b95B7127 IMD/ETH pool: fee 10000, tick spacing 100, no hooks Starting market cap: about 2,000 IMD (1 IMD per NFT) $Pepes 0xE2C46c7068566740A33A4C93f5445B07BCfE5644 PepesFamily v1 router 0xA73604EA3C393B47573986ff9Ce5A9EAb61883dC Fee recipient and owner: 0x3c8A4d94B3219F6633F2cC94094f4765b30c691C What we'd like back A plain-language answer: Can anyone, including the owner, take holders' NFTs, tokens or rewards? Can the expiry ever take rewards earned in the last 30 days? All findings with severity, a reproduction and a suggested fix. Anything that should change before deployment, since the contracts can't be changed afterwards.
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