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1.highA router that flash-takes the PoolManager's IMD inside its unlock makes any buy pay no owner, prize or cashback share (the PAYOUT_RESERVE exception is reachable at any pool age)src/PleaHook.sol:578
uint256 pmImd = imd.balanceOf(address(poolManager)); bool asClaims = pmImd < out; // The opening buys: while the PoolManager holds under PAYOUT_RESERVE of IMD (the swapper's // input settles after this), a buy's unfunded payouts join pool liquidity. No flag: a dust // buy, whatever its fee, cannot use the exception up for the buy that follows it. if (asClaims && buy && pmImd < PAYOUT_RESERVE) {2.lowBuys while the Cabal lives return a zero PLEA delta to the swapper, so routers that enforce amountOutMinimum (Universal Router, V4Router) revert for any minimum above zero: buyers through public routesrc/PleaHook.sol:527
ret = int128(int256(unspecAmt));
3.lowThe IMD-is-currency0 orientation (pleaIsZero == false) is never executed by any suite: the default Fixture and the Orientation suites both yield pleaIsZero == true, contrary to the Fixture's commenttest/utils/Fixture.sol:126
/// @dev Default: IMD sorts below PLEA (IMD is currency0). Orientation tests override this.
4.infoThe inventory cap also ratchets down on sells that leave the market under the cap, not 'only ever follows buys' as the NatSpec and README saysrc/PleaHook.sol:88
/// fastest; the daily allowance is fixed at seed (`capDecayPerDay`). It only ever follows buys.
_applyCap runs unconditionally at the end of every afterSwap and its ratchet branch is
held < inventoryCapwith no buy condition, so a sell whose PLEA does not lift the market's holdings back above the cap lowers the cap towardheldby the banked daily allowance as well. The pace bound (at most (seeded - 900k)/15 per day, never below the holdings or 900k) still holds, so invariant 21 is not broken; the comment and README describe a narrower behaviour than the code.Documentation only: reword to 'follows trades down while the market holds less than the cap', or gate the ratchet branch on
buyif the narrower behaviour is intended.Default fixture: buy(alice, 2_000e18) (holdings fall well below the cap; the cap ratchets by the banked allowance), skip(1 days), then a gate sell (or a router sell after the death) of 1,000 PLEA that leaves pleaInMarket() < inventoryCap().
Expected per the comment: the cap unchanged by a sell.
Actual: inventoryCap() falls by min(one day's allowance, cap - held) in that sell's afterSwap and CapRatcheted is emitted.
5.infoThe sell path passes gross output plus the fee as the seller's IMD figure to _updateBasis (the sell branch ignores it today)src/PleaHook.sol:541
_updateBasis(trader, buy, imdBasis + imdFee, buy ? pleaAmt - pleaFee : pleaAmt + pleaFee);
For a buy, imdBasis + imdFee is what the trader paid (the pool's fill plus the fee), the right cost basis. For a sell, imdBasis is the pool's gross IMD output (unspecAmt) and imdFee is the 1.75% taken from it, so imdBasis + imdFee is the gross output plus the fee while the seller received imdBasis - imdFee.
The sell branch of _updateBasis never reads grossImd (it reduces pleaHeld / imdSpent proportionally), so basisOf is correct today; the value is a latent trap for any future change that reads it on the sell branch (a realised-P&L figure). No invariant affected.
Alice sells X PLEA through the gate; the pool pays U IMD gross; imdFee = U*175/10000; alice receives U - imdFee. afterSwap calls _updateBasis(alice, false, U + imdFee, X).
Expected (if the figure were used): U - imdFee.
Actual: U + imdFee, 3.5% above what she received; basisOf(alice) is unchanged by it.
Work
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Audit permissionsAgent #1710found 1 high
I found one defect in PleaHook, rated High, and wrote it to
.imd-findings.jsonwith a Foundry proof. The proof fails on the current code, and a control test with the same buy passes. I changed no contracts; the only new file is the proof test undertest/scratch/.Finding (High): any router can strip the owner's, the season pot's and the cashback shares from any buy (
src/PleaHook.sol:583)- Cause:
_payFeestreats a buy as one of the "opening buys" when the PoolManager's IMD balance (imd.balanceOf(poolManager)) is underPAYOUT_RESERVE(2 IMD). Any caller of the PoolManager can push that balance under 2 IMD for one call. Inside its own unlock it callstaketo pull out all the IMD, swaps, then pays it back in the same unlock. No capital is needed. - Effect: the hook emits
PayoutsToPooland sends the whole 1.75% IMD fee to the wall. The owner's 0.75%, the season pot's 0.25% and the 0.5% cashback are skipped. If the balance is left between 2 IMD and the payouts instead, the buy is forced onto the ERC-6909 claims path, again at any pool age. - Why it counts: this breaks invariant 19 on demand. It also undoes the R2-A3-1 fix, which assumes the PoolManager's balance tracks how young the pool is. The attacker gives up their own 0.5% cashback, which is less than the 1.0% the owner and the pot lose on their volume.
- Reproduction: Alice buys 2,000 IMD normally, so the PoolManager holds about 1,965 IMD. Mallory's router takes all of it, buys with 1,000 IMD, and repays. Expected: the owner gets 7.37 IMD, Seasons 2.46 IMD and the cashback is 4.91 IMD. Actual: 0, 0 and 0.
- Suggested fix: decide the exception, and the claims path, from IMD the pool itself holds. That means
imdInMarket()plus the wall's IMD plusretainedImdandretainClaims, optionally limited to the launch window. No PoolManager caller can move those within a call. Stop relying onbalanceOf(poolManager).
Invariants checked: 19 (broken as above), 20, 21 and 22.
What else held up:
- The fee split: in every case the floor-rounded shares stay within the IMD fee, including when the specified-side fee is capped on the fill.
- Exact-in and exact-out return deltas, in both currency orderings.
- Partial-fill refunds, and an
int128truncation case, which ends up reverting safely. - The trader rule: dirty upper bits, the excluded addresses, and naming the gate or the Letterbox as trader. Naming the Letterbox only adds PLEA to it, which section 3's "Sinks" item already accepts.
- The Stacker approval per credit, the gas checks, and the 63/64 margin around the credit.
- The cap ratchet: its remainder bookkeeping, its floor and the daily pace.
- Trims, wall placement against the guard and
refTick, and thedrainedcheck. - Donations, which are possible because the hook has no
beforeDonate, and cannot breakrebalance. - Hourly checkpoints,
price24hAgo, basis updates and seeding in both orderings.
The agreed numbers in the hook match
THREAT-MODEL.mdand the README. The fixes for R2-A3-3 and R2-A3-4 look correct. The R2-A3-1 fix is the one this finding defeats.Limits: I ran only the new proof test, not the existing suites or the
FOUNDRY_PROFILE=fullfork and invariant runs. I leftSeasons.checkpoint's possible underflow alone because it belongs to another area.ran onclaude · claude-opus-5-5 · 20 turns · 8m 12s · 36 in · 42.5K out · 1.8M cachedsubmission231e308dba688263fc8eab0812052ccd7227873e863a247e89ba8b87433c50f6device63c29c49a249ab7e8e442298266d4a1e2a0e009a974f8bb8e8b19459bec4e493started from376611264014a4852bd0f46c0011fe44efa3cc71bundlenonehighA router that flash-takes the PoolManager's IMD inside its unlock makes any buy pay no owner, prize or cashback share (PAYOUT_RESERVE exception reachable at any pool age)src/PleaHook.sol:583
- Cause:
Audit flowAgent #959found nothing
The review of area A3 (PleaHook) is complete. The findings file holds an empty list: I found no defect with a concrete failing input in this area.
What I checked
- v4 accounting (invariant 19): the beforeSwap specified-side fee and the afterSwap unspecified-side delta in all four cases (exact-in and exact-out, buy and sell), both currency orderings. For a full fill the realised-fill fee equals the reserved fee exactly, so no spurious refund. Partial fills refund only the unearned part, to the trader or, with no trader after the death, to the router. The hook's deltas net to zero in every path, including the trim inside afterSwap.
- Fee split: the three floor-divided shares never exceed the IMD fee, the launch extra goes to the pool share, the prize share joins the pool once the Cabal is dead, and the PLEA burn comes off the PLEA leg. The PAYOUT_RESERVE exception cannot be consumed by dust (R2-A3-1 fix verified).
- Trader rule and cashback (invariant 22): dirty upper bits fall through, the excluded recipients hold, a router naming itself is refused, the Stacker allowance is per credit, the NotEnoughGas check leaves enough for the credit under the 63/64 rule and for the plain-IMD fallback. Naming the gate as trader reverts the buy in PLEA's transfer rule; naming the Letterbox or Seasons only loses the buyer's own PLEA (accepted sinks).
- Cap ratchet (invariant 21): the cap only falls, by at most one day's allowance per elapsed day, never below the market's holdings or 900k; the remainder bookkeeping keeps lastCapDecayAt at or below now.
- Wall (invariant 21): placement is always below spot, refTick and the guard; the guard drops at once and rises at most 400 ticks a day; drained ticks are ignored (R1-A3-3, R2-A3-3 fixes verified); the wall's IMD only moves between the pool and the hook's reserve.
- Checkpoints and basis: the hour's first trade records the pre-swap price; the 25-slot ring keeps the last 25 hours intact; basis uses the realised fill.
- Agreed numbers: OWNER_BPS 75, IMD_FEE_BPS 175, PLEA burn 25, CAP_DECAY_DAYS 15, CAP_FLOOR 900k, window 90 minutes, 70% extra, 5M per swap, 400 ticks a day, 1M reserve, MARKET_CAP 5,700 on this branch. All match the threat model.
Tests run: the hook, revision and round-1 suites in both orientations passed (56 tests). I wrote one scratch probe for the thinner PLEA-is-currency0 orientation after the death: a draining sell, a rebalance at the drained tick (no wall placed), a buy back, a wall placement, an exact-output buy, a one-tick partial fill and a sell into the wall. It passed with the hook's IMD equal to its retained reserve, no PLEA in the hook, and claims equal to retainClaims at every step.
Not run: the invariant, adversarial and fork suites under the full profile, for time. Two observations below the severity bar were not reported: the exact-output launch cap ignores the 0.25% fee on the fill, which is unreachable since exact-output buys exist only after the death; and anyone can open an hour's checkpoint with a near-zero-fill swap, which records the true pre-swap price and is already covered by the threat model's note on the previous hour's last trade.
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 28 turns · 16m 18s · 482 in · 64K out · 2.2M cachedsubmission6bf58806e98e3714ab5d87218b32952f07a4aede9b61890b36386f112573f2bfdeviceee2cc12e7dfe571aff5cf0a950e7fae800d563f34bfc51d49acaf0aea855d42cstarted from376611264014a4852bd0f46c0011fe44efa3cc71bundlenoneAudit economicsAgent #1725found 2 low, 1 info
The review is complete.
.imd-findings.jsonis written and valid (three findings), the scratch directory is removed, andgit status --porcelainis clean.Outcome: no Critical or High in area A3. The hook's v4 accounting, fee split, trader rule, cap ratchet, wall and checkpoint logic all held up against the threat model, in both currency orderings. Three lesser findings are in the file.
Findings
- Low, test coverage (test/utils/Fixture.sol:126). The default fixture does not give "IMD is currency0" as its comment says. In the built suite PLEA lands below MockIMD, so
pleaIsZerois true everywhere, and Orientation.t.sol etches IMD at the maximum address, which is the same ordering. Every!pleaIsZerobranch in the hook and the gate's delta mapping runs in production untested. I re-ran the Hook and Gate suites plus a wall, trim and fee probe with IMD etched at a low address: all 64 tests pass, so this is a coverage gap, not a logic bug. On mainnet the live ordering depends on the factory-assigned PLEA address. - Low, flow gap (src/PleaHook.sol:527). A live-Cabal buy returns a zero PLEA delta to the swapper, so routers that check
amountOutMinimum(Universal Router, V4Router) revert for any minimum above zero. Buyers through public routers have only a raw price limit as slippage protection. A sandwich needs an approved plea for the back leg, so the loss is bounded. - Info, docs (src/PleaHook.sol:88). The cap ratchets on sells as well as buys. Verified: a 1,000 PLEA sell after an idle gap dropped the cap by the banked allowance. The pace bound and floor still hold, so invariant 21 is intact.
What I checked and found correct
- Invariant 19: exact-in and exact-out fee math in both orderings, fee on the fill only, refunds of unearned specified-side fees, the share sum never exceeding the IMD fee (fuzzed across sizes), the burn on the PLEA side, PayoutsToPool and the claims paths.
- Invariant 20: initialization and liquidity restricted to the hook, launch window fee and cap, seed-once.
- Invariant 21: the ratchet never rises, never outpaces the allowance, never goes below holdings or 900k; trims burn at most the excess with proportional IMD; wall placement below the guard, the guard's 400-tick rise and instant drop; wall IMD never leaving the hook or pool.
- Invariant 22: the gas checks and the 63/64 arithmetic around the credit, the per-credit Stacker allowance, the plain-IMD fallback; basis updates after partial fills and sells.
- Round 1 and 2 fixes for this area (PAYOUT_RESERVE,
_observeTick, the router refund, exact-output fee) are correct and open no new path. All agreed numbers match the threat model.
Not covered: the fork suites (no RPC) and a full-length invariant run; I ran the unit suites and my own probes instead.
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 36 turns · 22m 44s · 770 in · 76.8K out · 4.2M cachedsubmission6b2896787c0fd997b33343660c1369a15c940493e35ec258ad6fd5a0fb5c3e48deviced00f790fc692b1a4c26de620ac1e29245d40e0f3208569e580a6588d67784aedstarted from376611264014a4852bd0f46c0011fe44efa3cc71bundlenoneThe IMD-is-currency0 orientation (pleaIsZero == false) is never executed by any suite: the default Fixture and the Orientation suites both yield pleaIsZero == truetest/utils/Fixture.sol:126
Buys while the Cabal lives return a zero PLEA delta to the swapper, so standard routers cannot enforce amountOutMinimum: the only slippage protection is a raw sqrtPriceLimitX96src/PleaHook.sol:527
The inventory cap ratchets down on sells too, not 'only ever follows buys' as the NatSpec sayssrc/PleaHook.sol:88
_applyCapruns unconditionally in afterSwap and its ratchet branch isheld < inventoryCapwith nobuycondition, so a sell whose PLEA does not lift the market's holdings back above the cap also lowers the cap towardheldby the banked daily allowance. The pace bound (at most (seeded - 900k)/15 per day, never below the holdings or 900k) still holds, so invariant 21 is not broken; the comment and README ('follows buys down') describe a narrower behaviour than the code.Documentation only.
- Low, test coverage (test/utils/Fixture.sol:126). The default fixture does not give "IMD is currency0" as its comment says. In the built suite PLEA lands below MockIMD, so
Audit mathAgent #351found 2 info
The findings file is valid, and the working tree is clean apart from the ignored findings file and my scratch directory (the only writable paths). Nothing in the repository was modified.
Result
No Critical, High or Medium defect found in PleaHook. The findings file holds two Info notes, each with a concrete path. Both are latent or documented limits, not losses.
What I checked, and how
- v4 accounting. Traced beforeSwap and afterSwap deltas for exact-in and exact-out in both currency orderings against v4's
Hooks.beforeSwap/afterSwaparithmetic. The hook's own delta nets to zero on every path, the PLEA output of a live buy is fully taken and delivered as ERC-20, no outsider ever receives a positive PLEA delta while the Cabal lives, and PLEA refunds are always ERC-20. - Fee split. A brute force over every amount up to 300,000 wei and every launch rate from 175 to 7,175 bps found that the three floor-divided shares never exceed the IMD fee on either branch, a full exact-in fill never triggers a refund, and exact-out sells never produce a dust refund. The 0.75% owner share, the prize share rerouted to pool liquidity after the death, and the PLEA-side burn are as agreed.
- Cashback and the trader rule. Dirty upper bits and malformed hookData fall through; the excluded recipients match the brief; the Stacker allowance is exactly the credit; the 63/64 arithmetic around the credit is sound (the second gas check leaves at least ~34k gas of margin after the forwarded credit); the plain-IMD fallback and the RecipientRequired path behave as specified.
- Cap ratchet. Verified algebraically that the
lastCapDecayAt/capDecayRemainderbookkeeping conserves the unused budget, and simulated 5,000 random ratchets over 5,754 days: the cap never fell faster than the daily allowance and ended exactly at the pace-implied value. The cap can only fall, never below holdings or 900,000 PLEA; a trim burns at most the excess and moves only the market band's proportional IMD. - Wall. Placement is always strictly below spot in both orderings; the guard drops at once to a liquid tick and rises at most 400 ticks a day with a carried remainder; drained ticks are ignored. A scratch test ran a post-death dump that ended inside the wall, a same-block rebalance, and a pump back in both orderings: the hook's IMD equalled
retainedImd, its claims equalledretainClaims, it held no PLEA, the new wall sat below spot, andpendingRebalancewas false afterwards. - Checkpoints and basis. The hour's first trade records the pre-swap price; ring,
latestPriceandprice24hAgoare consistent; basis updates are correct for full and partial fills, buys and sells, in both exact modes. - Launch window and seed. Linear 70%→0% decay, the 5M PLEA cap on the fill, the single-sided band aligned to the grid,
MARKET_CAP_IMD5,700 on this branch, dust burned. - Regression tests. All 117 tests in Hook, HookRevision, AuditRound1 and Orientation pass on this commit, including the tests named by R1-A3-1/2/3, R2-A3-1/3/4; the fixes read as correct and complete.
THREAT-MODEL invariants checked: 19, 20, 21, 22 in full (fee shares, exact deltas, only LP, 90-minute window numbers, cap pace and floors, wall placement and guard, gas reserve, basis bookkeeping), plus the hook's part of 1 and 3 (sells only via the gate, exact-output buys refused, the hourly checkpoint). All agreed numbers in the hook match the brief.
Limits of this review: the invariant, adversarial and fork suites under
FOUNDRY_PROFILE=fullwere not rerun here because each compile of the test tree takes about 3.5 minutes; their assertions were read and the trading invariant's conservation checks were reproduced in my own scratch test. The two Info items carry no proof file since neither is High.ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 32 turns · 34m 47s · 642 in · 78K out · 3.9M cachedsubmission83beeb1509a6b85de941a0a8cd43ea1891386a609258dc36cb6ef4d5bd72c5d7deviceca080fd3063996699e20c7e6f185c60d7926b45bca9b079ae2d367ddad7a3eb9started from376611264014a4852bd0f46c0011fe44efa3cc71bundlenoneSell path passes gross output plus the fee as the seller's IMD figure to _updateBasis (unused today)src/PleaHook.sol:541
For a buy, imdBasis + imdFee is what the trader paid (the pool's fill plus the fee), which is the right cost basis. For a sell, imdBasis is the pool's gross IMD output (unspecAmt) and imdFee is the 1.75% taken from it, so imdBasis + imdFee is the gross output plus the fee, while the seller actually received imdBasis - imdFee.
The sell branch of _updateBasis ignores grossImd and only reduces pleaHeld / imdSpent proportionally, so nothing is wrong today; the misleading value is a latent trap for any future change that reads grossImd on the sell branch (for example a realised-P&L figure). No invariant is affected.
Alice sells X PLEA through the gate; the pool pays unspecAmt = U IMD; imdFee = U * 175 / 10000; alice receives U - imdFee. _updateBasis(alice, false, U + imdFee, X) is called with grossImd = U + imdFee, 3.5% above what she received.
Expected (if the figure were ever used): U - imdFee.
Actual: U + imdFee.
Today the sell branch does not read it, so basisOf(alice) is correct after the sell.
A contract wallet or EIP-7702 account that calls the PoolManager itself can never be the trader, so its buy reverts RecipientRequired while the Cabal livessrc/PleaHook.sol:672
- v4 accounting. Traced beforeSwap and afterSwap deltas for exact-in and exact-out in both currency orderings against v4's
Audit judgeAgent #809found 1 high, 2 low, 2 info
The review is complete and
.imd-findings.jsonholds five findings, one of them with a proof.Kept, reproduced
- High, PleaHook.sol line 578. A router that flash-takes the PoolManager's IMD inside its own unlock makes any buy, at any pool age, hit the "opening buys" exception. The owner's 0.75%, the season pot's 0.25% and the cashback all go to the wall instead, and the same lever forces the ERC-6909 claims path for the owner's share. This breaks invariant 19 and the round-3 fix for R2-A3-1 assumed the balance tracks pool age. I wrote a self-contained proof at
test/scratch/FlashDrainPayouts.t.sol: the control buy pays the owner 7.37 IMD, the drained buy pays 0 and the test fails on that assertion. Fix direction stated in the finding: decide the exception from the pool's own accounted IMD, never from the PoolManager's live balance. - Low, PleaHook.sol line 527. Buys while the Cabal lives return a zero PLEA delta to the swapper, so routers that enforce a minimum output revert unless it is zero. The README names the Universal Router as a supported path, so buyers there trade without output-slippage protection. Works again after the death.
- Low, test/utils/Fixture.sol line 126. Both the default fixture and the Orientation suites yield PLEA as currency0, so the IMD-is-currency0 branches are never tested. I confirmed the addresses with a probe, then ran the Hook and HookRevision suites with IMD etched at a low address: all 33 pass, so this is a coverage gap, not a logic defect.
- Info. The cap ratchets down on sells too, against the NatSpec. The sell path passes an unused gross-plus-fee figure to the basis update.
Dropped. The contract-wallet-cannot-be-trader item is already documented behaviour (R2-A3-6, THREAT-MODEL section 3). Audit_flow had nothing.
Invariants checked. 19 (broken by the flash-take path), 20, 21 and 22 hold on the paths I traced: the fee-split floors never exceed the IMD fee, the hook's deltas net to zero on exact-in and exact-out in both legs, the cap bookkeeping cannot advance past now or fall below the floor, the Stacker allowance is per credit, and every agreed constant matches the threat model.
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 33 turns · 13m 25s · 546 in · 35K out · 2.2M cachedsubmissionaa61906c4bc07e27664525ae8abe5a6981871584a62d58e8b52b58dd645919ccdevice8f08088e7a7f557fe4e4310cdebf34ba2465cce5a271da94a68526e60a206c2dstarted from376611264014a4852bd0f46c0011fe44efa3cc71bundlenonehighA router that flash-takes the PoolManager's IMD inside its unlock makes any buy pay no owner, prize or cashback share (the PAYOUT_RESERVE exception is reachable at any pool age)src/PleaHook.sol:578
Buys while the Cabal lives return a zero PLEA delta to the swapper, so routers that enforce amountOutMinimum (Universal Router, V4Router) revert for any minimum above zero: buyers through public routesrc/PleaHook.sol:527
The IMD-is-currency0 orientation (pleaIsZero == false) is never executed by any suite: the default Fixture and the Orientation suites both yield pleaIsZero == true, contrary to the Fixture's commenttest/utils/Fixture.sol:126
The inventory cap also ratchets down on sells that leave the market under the cap, not 'only ever follows buys' as the NatSpec and README saysrc/PleaHook.sol:88
_applyCap runs unconditionally at the end of every afterSwap and its ratchet branch is
held < inventoryCapwith no buy condition, so a sell whose PLEA does not lift the market's holdings back above the cap lowers the cap towardheldby the banked daily allowance as well. The pace bound (at most (seeded - 900k)/15 per day, never below the holdings or 900k) still holds, so invariant 21 is not broken; the comment and README describe a narrower behaviour than the code.Documentation only: reword to 'follows trades down while the market holds less than the cap', or gate the ratchet branch on
buyif the narrower behaviour is intended.Default fixture: buy(alice, 2_000e18) (holdings fall well below the cap; the cap ratchets by the banked allowance), skip(1 days), then a gate sell (or a router sell after the death) of 1,000 PLEA that leaves pleaInMarket() < inventoryCap().
Expected per the comment: the cap unchanged by a sell.
Actual: inventoryCap() falls by min(one day's allowance, cap - held) in that sell's afterSwap and CapRatcheted is emitted.
The sell path passes gross output plus the fee as the seller's IMD figure to _updateBasis (the sell branch ignores it today)src/PleaHook.sol:541
For a buy, imdBasis + imdFee is what the trader paid (the pool's fill plus the fee), the right cost basis. For a sell, imdBasis is the pool's gross IMD output (unspecAmt) and imdFee is the 1.75% taken from it, so imdBasis + imdFee is the gross output plus the fee while the seller received imdBasis - imdFee.
The sell branch of _updateBasis never reads grossImd (it reduces pleaHeld / imdSpent proportionally), so basisOf is correct today; the value is a latent trap for any future change that reads it on the sell branch (a realised-P&L figure). No invariant affected.
Alice sells X PLEA through the gate; the pool pays U IMD gross; imdFee = U*175/10000; alice receives U - imdFee. afterSwap calls _updateBasis(alice, false, U + imdFee, X).
Expected (if the figure were used): U - imdFee.
Actual: U + imdFee, 3.5% above what she received; basisOf(alice) is unchanged by it.
- High, PleaHook.sol line 578. A router that flash-takes the PoolManager's IMD inside its own unlock makes any buy, at any pool age, hit the "opening buys" exception. The owner's 0.75%, the season pot's 0.25% and the cashback all go to the wall instead, and the same lever forces the ERC-6909 claims path for the owner's share. This breaks invariant 19 and the round-3 fix for R2-A3-1 assumed the balance tracks pool age. I wrote a self-contained proof at
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