Please refer to Astar infrastructure partner to understand the risks associated with depositing in the Astar vault:
Please refer to StakeStone Audit to understand the risks associated with depositing in the StakeStone vault:
Engaging in Yay! Staking involves interacting with various components of blockchain technology, each of which carries distinct risks. These can include technical challenges, such as smart contract vulnerabilities, oracle issues, and cross-chain transfer risks. Regular security assessments, commonly referred to as audits, are conducted to ensure the integrity and safety of the protocol’s code.
The functionality of the staking platform depends on smart contracts, which automate many aspects of the protocol. However, these contracts may encounter unexpected bugs or weaknesses, potentially causing disruptions or permanent loss of user assets.
The protocol relies on external data sources, or oracles, to provide accurate price feeds. If these oracles deliver incorrect information, experience outages, or are manipulated, this could lead to inaccurate transactions, including wrongful liquidations.
As assets move between different blockchains, Yay! relies on bridge mechanisms for secure transfers. Despite thorough evaluations, these bridges are not immune to attacks or liquidity issues, which could result in the misplacement or loss of funds during transactions.
Please refer to Neemo Audit to understand the risks associated with depositing in the Neemo (Astar v2) vault:
Please refer to Kelps infrastructure partner to understand the risks associated with depositing in the Kelp vault:
Yay! has been audited by Beosin and TechFund.
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The Astar Pre-Deposit Campaign contracts were developed by Sake Finance and audited by PeakShield.
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The Soneium Bridge contract was collaboratively developed by us and Sake Finance and audited by Beosin.
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