Four agents audited the code as it is at e41e426, each in one area, and a judge reproduced, merged and ranked what they found, then read the code once more itself. Nothing in the code was changed or deployed.

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• 1.lowA price-limited exact-output trade after the death hands the swapper a negative delta on its output currency; the net is only right after the hook's separate ERC-20 refundsrc/PleaHook.sol:514

          if (specFee > specDue) {
              // No resolved trader (only after the death: a router that cannot name its caller): the
              // router is refunded, as it is the only party the hook knows.
              _refund(trader == address(0) ? sender : trader, specifiedIsImd, specFee - specDue);
          }

  beforeSwap reserves the specified-side fee on the requested amount (line 462: amount * rate / (BPS - rate) for exact output) and returns it as the hook's specified BeforeSwapDelta, so the PoolManager credits the hook the whole fee before the fill is known.

  When the swapper's own sqrtPriceLimitX96 stops an exact-output swap after a fill smaller than that reserved fee, the swapper's delta on the specified currency (pool delta minus hook delta) is negative: on an exact-output SELL the router must PAY IMD into the PoolManager, on a swap whose purpose was to receive IMD. afterSwap repairs the economics by refunding specFee - specDue to the resolved trader as a separate poolManager.take (ERC-20 IMD, or ERC-6909 claims when the PoolManager holds less), so the trader's net is exactly fill minus 1.75% of the fill, but through two legs.

  Consequences: (a) a plain v4 router that reads the output as uint256(uint128(outDelta)), which is how the project's own BuyRouter and MsgSenderRouter and every standard router work, gets a 2^128-sized amount and reverts at take; a router using TAKE_ALL reverts DeltaNotPositive; only a router that settles a negative delta on either side (and holds an allowance of the output token from its payer) completes the trade.

  (b) If the router's payer and the hookData trader differ, the payer funds the negative delta and the trader collects the refund.

  Reachable only after the Cabal's death (exact-output buys are refused while it lives, and the gate's own exact-output fee sale uses the tick-extreme limit and reverts PartialFill on any short fill), so no funds are lost and no invariant number changes; invariant 19 says exact-output trades 'return exact deltas', and here the returned delta is not the trade's net and has the wrong sign. Merged from audit_flow and audit_math (the same mechanism).

  Fix: on an exact-output trade revert when specDue < specFee (the trader resizes or drops the limit), which is the minimal change since afterSwap can only return the unspecified delta; or document that an exact-output trade must not be price-limited and needs a router that settles both sides.

  whole finding

  test/scratch/JudgeProbe.t.sol test_exactOutSellPartialFillAfterDeath (default fixture, IMD is currency0): alice and bob each buy 100 IMD; skip(DEADMAN + 1); alice, through a router whose unlockCallback settles both deltas (negative: transferFrom + settle; positive: take), submits zeroForOne = pleaIsZero, amountSpecified = +100e18 (exact-output 100 IMD), sqrtPriceLimitX96 = getSqrtPriceAtTick(currentTick + 2), hookData = abi.encode(alice).

  Observed: swapper PLEA delta -117448.02e18, swapper IMD delta -1.053711303130334204e18 (negative on a sell: fill 0.7275 IMD minus the 1.7812 IMD reserved as 100e18*175/9825), then the hook's FeeRefunded take of 1.7685 IMD; alice's ERC-20 IMD nets +0.714728644674446645e18 (98.25% of the fill), PoolManager IMD -0.7238e18, hook holds nothing.

  Expected per invariant 19: a non-negative output delta equal to the trade's net, or a revert.

  The project's BuyRouter (test/utils/Mocks.sol line 152, amountOut = uint256(uint128(outDelta))) reverts on the same swap at its take.

  Mirror (test_exactOutBuyPartialFillUnderFeeAfterDeath, same fixture): an exact-output BUY of 10,000,000 PLEA with sqrtPriceLimitX96 one tick from spot returns a swapper PLEA delta of -24161.64e18 (the buyer must PAY PLEA into the PoolManager on a buy, the fill being under the 25,062 PLEA reserved as 10e24*25/9975) and a swapper IMD delta of -0.0057e18; the hook then refunds 25,060 PLEA by take and alice nets +898.77e18 PLEA, the hook holding nothing.

  A buyer with no PLEA to settle that negative delta cannot complete the trade at all.

  whole reproduction

• 2.lowThe documented operational close of the opening exception (the owner's 2 IMD buy right after seed) leaves the pool's own IMD 1 wei under PAYOUT_RESERVE, so a quiet launch's first sizeable buy still pasrc/PleaHook.sol:594

              uint256 own = _imdIn(market, priceBefore) + _imdIn(wall, priceBefore) + retainClaims;
              bool asClaims = own < out && imd.balanceOf(address(poolManager)) < out;
              // The opening buys: while the pool's own IMD is under PAYOUT_RESERVE, 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 && own < PAYOUT_RESERVE) {
                  emit PayoutsToPool(out);
                  (cashback, toOwner, toPrize, out) = (0, 0, 0, 0);
              }

  THREAT-MODEL section 3 ('the launch owner's own 2 IMD buy right after seed ... closes it in practice') and README 'Fees' ('which the owner's own 2 IMD buy right after seed covers') rely on a 2 IMD buy to end the opening exception, under which a buy's cashback, owner and prize shares (1.5% of the fill) join pool liquidity. The exception keys on own = _imdIn(market, priceBefore) + _imdIn(wall, priceBefore) + retainClaims compared with PAYOUT_RESERVE = 2e18 by strict less-than.

  The owner's own 2 IMD exact-input buy is itself under the exception (own = 0), so its whole fee (the 71.75% launch rate at t = 0) is minted as retainClaims and its fill sits in the market band: own = fill + fee = 2e18 - 1 wei (the pool's rounding), still under the reserve.

  The exception then fires on the next buy whose payouts exceed both own and the PoolManager's IMD: on a quiet launch (no other buy inside the 90-minute window, whose 5M PLEA cap keeps every window buy's payouts under the 2 IMD the PoolManager holds) a 200 IMD buy after the window loses about 1.48 IMD of owner fee, 0.49 IMD of prize fee and 0.99 IMD of cashback to pool liquidity, and the claims path is skipped by the same branch, so nothing is paid later.

  The code does what it says; the agreed run-book step is off by rounding, and the closing buy must be strictly more than 2 IMD gross (2.01 IMD closes it, after which the same later buy is paid in ERC-6909 claims, as documented). No agreed number changes.

  Fix: document the close as a buy of more than 2 IMD gross (say 3 IMD) in THREAT-MODEL section 3 and the README, or count the closing buy's own fee in the rule (own + imdFee < PAYOUT_RESERVE), which keeps every agreed number. From audit_permissions; reproduced.

  whole finding

  test/scratch/JudgeProbe.t.sol contract JudgeOpening (Fixture with afterSeed overridden to skip nothing): fund(OWNER); buy(OWNER, 2e18) through the fixture's BuyRouter with hookData = abi.encode(OWNER).

  Observed: hook.imdInMarket() + hook.retainClaims() == 1999999999999999999 < PAYOUT_RESERVE (2e18). skip(91 minutes); buy(bob, 200e18).

  Expected per THREAT-MODEL section 3: the owner receives 0.75% of the ~197 IMD fill (IMD or ERC-6909 claims), Seasons 0.25%, bob 0.5% as sIMD.

  Actual: PayoutsToPool is emitted; imd.balanceOf(OWNER), pm.balanceOf(OWNER, imdId) and imd.balanceOf(seasons) are unchanged and simd.byProject(bob, hook) == 0 (test_twoImdOwnerBuyDoesNotClose passes with those assertions).

  Contrast test_twoPointOhOneImdOwnerBuyCloses: buy(OWNER, 2.01e18) gives own == 2009999999999999999 >= 2e18, and bob's 200 IMD buy then pays the owner and bob ERC-6909 IMD claims.

  whole reproduction

• 3.infoA Stacker credit that returns without pulling the approved cashback leaves a standing allowance over the hook's IMD (the wall reserve)src/PleaHook.sol:728

          imd.forceApprove(address(stacker), amount);
          _requireGas(creditGas * 64 / 63 + CREDIT_RESERVE);
          totalCashback += amount;
          try stacker.credit{gas: creditGas}(trader, amount) {
              emit CashbackStacked(trader, amount);
              return;
          } catch {}
          imd.forceApprove(address(stacker), 0);

  _payCashback approves the Stacker for exactly the cashback and resets the allowance to zero only on the catch path. On the success path the allowance is whatever the Stacker did not consume.

  Invariant 21 says a cashback credit can never reach the wall reserve because the allowance is per credit; that holds only while credit always pulls exactly amount. imd/acc's Stacker is a trusted external (THREAT-MODEL section 1), so this is defensive only: a Stacker build or a vault that returns instead of reverting while paused would succeed without pulling and leave an allowance equal to one cashback that it could later spend from retainedImd, while the un-pulled cashback sits in the hook as unaccounted balance (not in retainedImd) until the next swap's forceApprove overwrites the allowance.

  One forceApprove(stacker, 0) after a successful credit closes it. From audit_flow; reproduced.

  test/scratch/JudgeProbe.t.sol test_noopCreditLeavesAllowance: default fixture; buy(bob, 100e18) (the opening exception); vm.etch the MockStacker's address with a contract whose credit(address,uint256) returns without a transferFrom; buy(alice, 100e18).

  Expected per invariant 21: imd.allowance(hook, stacker) == 0 after the swap.

  Actual: allowance == 491400491400491400 (0.5% of the 98.28 IMD fill), imd.balanceOf(hook) == 491400491400491400, hook.retainedImd() == 0.

• 4.infoThe 5M launch cap is checked on the gross pool output for exact-input buys but on the net requested amount for exact-output buyssrc/PleaHook.sol:459

          if (!specifiedIsImd && buy) _checkMaxBuy(amount);

  For an exact-input buy afterSwap calls _checkMaxBuy(unspecAmt), the pool's gross PLEA output including the 0.25% burn; for an exact-output buy beforeSwap calls _checkMaxBuy(amount), the requested net amount, while the pool fills amount + fee. The two definitions differ by 0.25%.

  Unreachable today: exact-output buys are refused while the Cabal lives (line 450) and the 90-minute window ends 31.5 hours before the earliest dead-man, so no agreed number changes. Noted so a future change that allows exact-output buys inside the window keeps one definition. From audit_flow; confirmed by code reading.

  Code reading: beforeSwap line 459 passes amount (the requested net PLEA) for an exact-output buy; afterSwap line 525 passes unspecAmt (the pool's gross PLEA output) for an exact-input buy. An exact-input buy whose gross output is 5,000,000e18 + 1 wei (4,987,500e18 net) reverts BuyTooLarge; an exact-output buy of 5,000,000e18 net, were it reachable inside the window, would pass although the pool fills 5,012,531e18 gross.

• 5.infoThe launch window's 'extra fee of 70%' is 70% of the fill, i.e. 41.8% of what a buyer sends at t = 0; README and THREAT-MODEL do not say which basesrc/PleaHook.sol:462

          uint256 fee = exactIn ? amount * rate / (BPS + rate) : amount * rate / (BPS - rate);

  With rate = IMD_FEE_BPS + launchExtraBps() = 7175 at seed, an exact-input buy of 1000 IMD reserves fee = 1000e18 * 7175 / 17175 = 417.758 IMD and fills 582.242 IMD: the fee is 71.75% of the fill (70% extra plus 1.75% base) and 41.78% of the amount sent.

  The convention is consistent with the base fee (a share of the fill, R1-A3-2) and the agreed number 7_000 bps is unchanged, but README line 51 and invariant 20 say only 'an extra fee falling from 70% to 0%', which a buyer naturally reads as 70% of the IMD they send; test_launchFeeHasExactStartMidpointAndEndValues checks launchExtraBps() only, never the IMD actually taken from a window buy.

  Documentation only: say 'of the IMD that reaches the pool (41.8% of the amount sent at the open)' and add one assertion on a t = 0 buy's gross cost. From audit_math; confirmed by arithmetic.

  Pure arithmetic from line 462: amount = 1000e18, rate = 175 + 7000 = 7175; fee = amount * rate / (10000 + rate) = 417758369723435225618; fill = amount - fee = 582241630276564774382; fee * 10000 / fill = 7174 (7175 with exact division); fee * 10000 / amount = 4177.

1. Posted16 minto the first attempt
2. Audit economicsAgent #1059found nothing

   Result: no open defect in area A3 (PleaHook, IStacker) at this commit. The findings file holds an empty list. Nothing in this review changes any repository file.

   What I checked, against THREAT-MODEL invariants 19 to 22 (and 1 where the hook delivers PLEA):

   • v4 accounting (inv. 19). Exact-in fee amount·r/(BPS+r) and exact-out fee amount·r/(BPS−r) both equal r/BPS of the realised fill; afterSwap re-prices the specified-side fee on the pool's own delta and refunds the unearned part (ERC-20 PLEA, IMD or claims). Unspecified-side fees are taken on the fill by construction. The hook's take/mint deltas inside afterSwap are offset by the hookDelta the PoolManager books after the callback, so nothing is stuck beyond retainedImd. I brute-forced the floor-divided split (cashback 50 + owner 75 + prize 25 against the capped specified fee) for every launch rate 175 to 7175 bps and every gross amount up to 3000 wei, and for exact-out up to 200,000 wei: the pool share never underflows. An oversized amountSpecified whose fee truncates in the int128 cast ends in a revert at the refund mint or take, never in a payout.
   • Fee split and routers. Owner 0.75%, prize 0.25% only while alive (to the pool after the death), burn from the PLEA leg, launch extra to the pool. The round-4 fix for R3-A3-1 is correct: own is the market band, the wall and the hook's claims at priceBefore, which no unlocker can move; a flash-taken PoolManager makes only the taker's swap revert. retainedImd is rightly excluded, since it sits in the hook, not the PoolManager.
   • Cashback and the trader rule. Dirty upper bits fall through; the excluded set (Stacker, IMD, sIMD, hook, PoolManager, the router itself) holds; naming the gate reverts in PLEA's transfer rule; naming Seasons or the Letterbox is the documented sink. The Stacker allowance is per credit, the 63/64 reserve guarantees creditGas reaches the credit, and the plain-IMD fallback resets the allowance. RecipientRequired guards every live buy.
   • Cap ratchet and trims (inv. 21). The cap only falls; the remainder bookkeeping keeps Σ used · 1 day = (lastCapDecayAt − seed) · rate + remainder exactly, so the pace never exceeds (seeded − 900k)/15 per day; next is floored at holdings and at 900k; the trim removes L·excess/held, rounding down.
   • Wall (inv. 21). Placement edge is min(spot, refTick, guard) (mirrored for IMD-first), so it is always below the price and the guard; the guard drops to any liquid tick and rises at most 400 ticks per day with idle capped at one day; drained ticks never move refTick or the guard; wall IMD only moves between the pool and retainedImd.
   • Checkpoints and basis (inv. 22). The hour's first trade records T_PRICE_BEFORE; the 48-slot ring evicts only the slot of 48 hours ago; basis uses realised amounts after partial fills, and only hook sales reduce it.
   • Launch window and seed (inv. 20). Linear 70% to 0% decay, 5M cap on the gross PLEA fill, seed once by the launcher, single-sided band aligned toward the PLEA-only side in both orderings.
   • Agreed numbers. Every constant matches section 2 (OWNER_BPS 75, CAP_DECAY_DAYS 15, MARKET_CAP 5,700 on this Sepolia branch, RING 48, and the rest).

   Fixes marked fixed for this area (R1-A3-1/2/3, R2-A3-1/3/4, R3-A3-1, R3-A1-1) are present in the code as described and their named regression tests pass.

   Limits. I ran the deterministic suites only, not the FOUNDRY_PROFILE=full invariant and fork suites, and wrote no scratch test since no claim needed one. A clean review is not proof of absence; the residual risk I would watch live is the documented claims path on buys larger than about 66 times the pool's own IMD.

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3. Audit mathAgent #1444found 1 low, 1 info

   The findings file is valid, and the working tree shows no tracked changes (the scratch test and findings file are untracked and ignored, as intended).

   Outcome: no Critical, High or Medium in the hook's math. The file .imd-findings.json holds one Low and one Info.

   What I checked (THREAT-MODEL invariants 19, 20, 21, 22, plus the 2 IMD opening exception and the claims path in section 3):

   • Fee algebra for exact-in and exact-out, both orderings. The specified-side fee is the same share of the fill in both modes. On a full fill the fill-based due amount is never below the reserved fee, so no spurious refund. The three floor-divided IMD shares never exceed the IMD fee, so the pool share never underflows. The burn is on the PLEA leg only.
   • The ERC-6909 flows net to zero for the hook on every branch. Scratch probes after a buy, a sell, an exact-output buy, a partially filled exact-output sell, a trim and a rebalance all ended with the hook's IMD equal to its wall reserve, its claims equal to its claims counter and no PLEA in the hook.
   • Cap ratchet: the cap can never rise or fall below the holdings or the 900k floor, the allowance accounting charges at most the elapsed time, and after a 20-day idle it banked as documented. A sell above the cap burned the excess to within one wei and moved the proportional IMD slice to the wall.
   • Wall guard: drops at once to a traded tick, rises at most 400 ticks a day toward the lagging reference, ignores liquidity-free ticks. The wall is placed at or below the lowest of spot, reference and guard in both orderings.
   • Cashback: the allowance is exactly the credit, the 63/64 check guarantees the credit its full budget or reverts, the plain-IMD fallback and the retained fallback conserve IMD. The trader rule's excluded recipients and dirty-bit fallthrough behave as specified.
   • Prior A3 fixes R1 to R3 are in place and their regression tests pass. All agreed numbers match the constants.
   • Narrowing cast of a 2^127-plus fee in beforeSwap was considered and is harmless: the hook's unsettled negative delta reverts the unlock.

   Findings:

   1. Low. A partially filled exact-output trade returns a negative delta on the swapper's output currency, repaired only by a separate ERC-20 refund transfer from the hook. Reachable after the death only. Standard routers revert on it, so it is a wrong-shaped delta and a DoS of that rare path, not a loss. Numbers are in the file.
   2. Info. The launch window's 70 percent extra fee is 70 percent of the fill, 41.8 percent of the IMD sent at the open. The docs do not say which base, and no test asserts a window buy's gross cost.

   Not done: no self-contained proof file, since neither finding is High or above. The scratch probes live in test/scratch/Explore.t.sol and are not part of the submission.

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   • lowA partially filled exact-output trade hands the swapper a negative delta on its output currency; the net is only right after the hook's separate ERC-20 refund transfersrc/PleaHook.sol:514

     beforeSwap reserves the specified-side fee on the requested amount (line 462: amount * rate / (BPS - rate) for exact output) and returns it as a positive BeforeSwapDelta, so the PoolManager credits the hook that whole fee before the fill is known. When a price limit stops an exact-output swap early, the pool's output can be smaller than the reserved fee.

     The swapper's delta on the output currency (pool delta minus hook delta) then goes negative: the swapper owes the PoolManager output currency on a swap whose purpose was to receive it. afterSwap repairs the economics by refunding specFee - specDue to the trader as a separate poolManager.take (ERC-20 transfer), so the trader's net is exactly the fill minus the fee on the fill, but only through two legs: the router must first settle a negative output delta from its payer, then the trader receives the refund out of band.

     Invariant 19 says exact-output trades 'return exact deltas'; here the returned delta is not the trade's net and has the wrong sign.

     Consequences: (a) a plain v4 router that reads uint256(uint128(outDelta)) gets a 2^128-sized number and reverts at take; a router that uses TAKE_ALL on the output currency reverts DeltaNotPositive; one that settles any negative delta (the gate's own pattern) needs an allowance of the output token from its payer. (b) If the router's payer and the hookData trader differ, the payer funds the negative delta and the trader collects the refund.

     Reachable only after the Cabal's death (exact-output buys are refused while it lives and the gate reverts PartialFill on its own exact-output fee sale, so the gate path is safe). No value is lost; it is a wrong-shaped delta on a rare path and a DoS of partially filled exact-output trades through standard routers.

     Fix options: refuse a partial fill on an exact-output trade when specDue < specFee (revert, letting the trader resize), or return the unearned part of the specified fee through the afterSwap return delta instead of a take (afterSwap can only return the unspecified delta, so the revert is the minimal fix); at least document in the README that an exact-output trade must not be price-limited.

     whole finding

     Project fixture (test/utils/Fixture.sol, IMD as currency0, Cabal killed by warping past lastVerdictAt + 118800). bob and alice each buy with 100 IMD. alice, through a router whose unlockCallback settles both deltas from the payer (negative: transferFrom + settle, positive: take), submits an exact-OUTPUT sell: zeroForOne = pleaIsZero, amountSpecified = +50e18 IMD, hookData = abi.encode(alice), sqrtPriceLimitX96 = getSqrtPriceAtTick(currentTick - 2) (PLEA is token1 here).

     Observed on this commit: pool fill 0.7275 IMD; hook fee reserved in beforeSwap 50e18*175/9825 = 0.8906 IMD; swapper's IMD delta returned by pm.swap = -163126061400054306 (alice PAYS 0.163 IMD to settle her 'output' side); the hook then transfers 0.8779 IMD (refund) to alice; alice's net +0.7147 IMD for 117448 PLEA, i.e. 98.25% of the fill (correct net).

     Expected per invariant 19: a non-negative output delta equal to the trade's net, or a revert.

     Same shape on an exact-output BUY after death with a limit at currentTick + 2 (PLEA is token1): requested 1,000,000 PLEA, pool fill 52,179 PLEA, swapper PLEA delta +49,672.9 PLEA, trader receives 52,048.7 PLEA after a 2,375.8 PLEA ERC-20 refund (positive here, but again not the delta the router sees).

     The scratch probe that produced these numbers is test/scratch/Explore.t.sol (tests test_exactOutSellPartialFillAfterDeath and test_exactOutBuyPartialFillAfterDeath), which logs the deltas and asserts the hook ends with no stray IMD, PLEA or claims.

     whole reproduction

   • infoThe launch window's 'extra fee of 70%' is 70% of the fill, i.e. 41.8% of what a buyer sends at t = 0; README and THREAT-MODEL do not say which basesrc/PleaHook.sol:462

     With rate = IMD_FEE_BPS + launchExtraBps() = 7175 at seed, an exact-input buy of 1000 IMD reserves fee = 1000e18*7175/17175 = 417.758 IMD and fills 582.242 IMD: the fee is 71.75% of the fill (70% extra + 1.75% base) and 41.78% of the amount sent.

     The convention is consistent with the base fee (a share of the fill, R1-A3-2), and the agreed number 7_000 bps is unchanged, but README line 51 and invariant 20 say only 'an extra fee falling from 70% to 0%', which a buyer naturally reads as 70% of the IMD they send. test_launchFeeHasExactStartMidpointAndEndValues checks launchExtraBps() only, never the IMD actually taken from a window buy.

     Documentation only: say 'of the IMD that reaches the pool (41.8% of the amount sent at the open)', and add one assertion on a t = 0 buy's gross cost.

     Pure arithmetic from the code: amount = 1000e18, rate = 175 + 7000; fee = amountrate/(10000+rate) = 417758369723435225618; fill = amount - fee = 582241630276564774382; fee10000/fill = 7174 (7175 with exact division); fee*10000/amount = 4177. Logged by test/scratch/Explore.t.sol test_launchWindowFirstBuyNumbers.

4. Audit flowAgent #826found 1 low, 2 info

   The review is complete and the findings file is written and validated. Here is the recap.

   Outcome. No Critical, High or Medium defect in the PleaHook area. The file .imd-findings.json holds one Low and two Infos, each with a concrete input and observed numbers from scratch probes under test/scratch/ (nothing in src/ was touched).

   What I checked against THREAT-MODEL section 2. Invariants 19 to 22 in full, plus the section 3 accepted behaviours so as not to re-report them:

   • v4 accounting (19). Traced the hook's specified and unspecified deltas against the vendored Hooks.beforeSwap/afterSwap for exact-in and exact-out in both orderings. The fee is charged on the fill, a full fill never produces refund dust, the sum of the three floor-divided shares never exceeds the IMD fee for any amount, and the burn is taken from the PLEA leg. The swapper's PLEA delta is zero on every live buy, so no PLEA claims can be minted while the Cabal lives.
   • Opening exception and claims (section 3, R3-A3-1). The decision keys on the pool's own IMD before the swap, which no unlocker can move. A flash-taken PoolManager only reverts the taker's own swap. Oversized fees that would truncate the int128 delta always die at the refund take or the unlock's delta check.
   • Trader rule (22). hookData, dirty upper bits, msgSender(), the excluded recipients and the router-naming-itself case all resolve as specified. Naming Seasons, the Letterbox or PLEA only loses the buyer's own tokens (accepted sinks). Naming the gate reverts harmlessly.
   • Cashback and gas (22). The 63/64 arithmetic gives the credit its full budget. The allowance is per credit on the revert path. The one gap is the Info above: a credit that succeeds without pulling leaves a standing allowance, which only matters if the trusted Stacker changes behaviour.
   • Cap ratchet and trims (21). The remainder bookkeeping is exact and lastCapDecayAt never runs ahead of the clock. The cap only falls, never below holdings or 900k, and trims burn at most the excess with proportional IMD to the wall.
   • Wall and guard (21). Placement is always at or below spot, refTick and the guard in both orientations, the single-sided check cannot be tricked, drained ticks are ignored, and wall IMD only ever moves between the hook's reserve and the pool.
   • Checkpoints, basis, launch window (20, 22, invariant 3's inputs). The hour's first trade records the price it found, the 48-slot ring behaves, basis updates use the fill net of refunds, and the window's fee, cap and seed geometry match the agreed numbers.

   Fixes marked fixed for this area. R3-A3-1, R3-A1-1, R2-A3-3, R2-A3-4, R1-A3-2 and R1-A3-3 are present in the code and their named regression tests pass. I ran Hook, AuditRound1 and HookRevision in both orientations: 73 tests, all green. All agreed numbers in the constants match the threat model.

   Not covered. The FOUNDRY_PROFILE=full invariant and fork suites were not run in this session, so the cap and conservation invariants are vouched for by reading them, not by a fresh fuzz run.

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   • lowExact-output sell after the death with a price-limited fill under the fee leaves the swapper owing IMD while the refund goes to the tradersrc/PleaHook.sol:514

     After the Cabal dies anyone may sell through any router, including exact-output sells (IMD specified). beforeSwap takes the whole requested fee (amount * 175 / 9825) as the hook's specified delta.

     When the seller's own sqrtPriceLimitX96 stops the swap after a fill smaller than that fee, the swapper's IMD delta (pool output minus the hook's specified delta) is negative: the router must PAY IMD into the PoolManager on a sell, while the unearned part of the fee (specFee - specDue) is sent to the resolved trader as an ERC-20 transfer (or minted as ERC-6909 claims when the PoolManager holds less).

     Value is conserved (trader net = fill - fee on the fill), but a router that reads the output side as uint256(uint128(delta)) and takes it, which is how every plain v4 router including the project's own test routers works, reverts on the cast or the oversized take; a router that does settle pays IMD out of the payer's balance that the trader only gets back through the hook's separate transfer. No funds are lost; the trade is unusable for a normal router under that limit.

     Expected: an exact-output partial fill leaves the swapper a non-negative output delta.

     Fix: when the specified side is the output, return the unearned specified fee through the hook's delta instead of a separate transfer, or document that exact-output sells need a router that settles both sides.

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     Fixture (default test deployment, pleaIsZero == true), alice buys 500 IMD, skip(DEADMAN + 1).

     A router calls pm.swap with zeroForOne = true, amountSpecified = +100e18 (exact-output 100 IMD), sqrtPriceLimitX96 = getSqrtPriceAtTick(currentTick - 1), hookData = abi.encode(alice).

     Observed (test/scratch/Probe.t.sol, test_probe_exactOutSellPartialFillBelowFee): pool PLEA delta -56559.2e18, swapper IMD delta -1.387280594824360267e18 (negative on a sell), alice's ERC-20 IMD +0.386996815585066038e18 only after the hook's refund transfer, PoolManager IMD -0.392e18.

     A router that takes uint256(uint128(imdDelta)) as the output reverts; only a router that settles a negative output delta completes the trade.

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   • infoA successful Stacker credit that pulls less than the approved cashback leaves a standing allowance over the hook's IMD (the wall reserve)src/PleaHook.sol:728

     _payCashback approves the Stacker for exactly the cashback and resets the allowance to zero only on the catch path. On the success path the allowance is whatever the Stacker did not consume. Invariant 21 says a cashback credit can never reach the wall reserve because the allowance is per credit; that holds only while credit always pulls exactly amount.

     The imd/acc Stacker is a trusted external, so this is defensive only: a Stacker build (or a vault that returns instead of reverting while paused) that succeeds without pulling leaves an allowance equal to one cashback that it could later spend from retainedImd. One extra forceApprove(stacker, 0) after the try closes it for one warm SSTORE per swap.

     Replace the test MockStacker.credit with one that returns without transferFrom (a no-op credit). alice buys 100 IMD after the opening exception.

     Expected per invariant 21: imd.allowance(hook, stacker) == 0 after the swap.

     Actual (test/scratch/Probe2.t.sol, test_probe_noopCreditLeavesAllowance, the MockStacker etched with a no-op credit): imd.allowance(hook, stacker) == 491400491400491400 (0.5% of the 98.28 IMD fill), hook IMD balance 491400491400491400, retainedImd 0: the cashback sits in the hook as unaccounted balance under a standing allowance until the next swap's forceApprove overwrites it.

     whole reproduction

   • infoThe 5M launch cap is checked on the gross pool output for exact-input buys but on the net requested amount for exact-output buyssrc/PleaHook.sol:459

     For an exact-input buy afterSwap calls _checkMaxBuy(unspecAmt), the pool's gross PLEA output including the 0.25% burn; for an exact-output buy beforeSwap calls _checkMaxBuy(amount), the requested net amount, while the pool fills amount + fee. The two paths differ by 0.25%.

     Unreachable today: exact-output buys are refused while the Cabal lives and the 90-minute window sits inside the 33-hour dead-man, so no agreed number changes. Noted so a future change that allows exact-output buys in the window keeps one definition.

     Exact-in buy: a gross output of 5,000,000e18 + 1 PLEA (4,987,500e18 net to the trader) reverts BuyTooLarge; an exact-out buy, if it were reachable in the window, of 5,000,000e18 net passes although the pool fills 5,012,531e18 gross.

5. Audit permissionsAgent #939found 1 low

   Review complete. The findings file holds one substantiated finding; the hook's access control, v4 accounting and trader rule held up against every concrete path I tried.

   Result: one Low, no Critical, High or Medium. Written to .imd-findings.json, demonstrated by test/scratch/OpeningException.t.sol (2 tests, both pass on this code as behaviour demonstrations).

   The finding (Low). The run-book close of the opening exception is off by rounding. THREAT-MODEL section 3 and the README say the launch owner's 2 IMD buy right after seed closes the branch where a buy's 1.5% of payouts join pool liquidity. A 2 IMD gross buy leaves the pool's own IMD a few wei under the 2 IMD reserve, so the branch stays armed. On a quiet launch window, the first 200 IMD buy afterwards pays the owner, the pot and the trader nothing, and not as claims either. A 2.01 IMD buy closes it. Fix is documentation or counting the closing buy's own fee in the rule; no agreed number changes.

   What I checked and found correct, against invariants 19 through 22 and the section 1 actor table:

   • Entry points and guards: seed launcher-only and one-shot, the four hook callbacks PoolManager-only with the pool-key check, unlockCallback behind the expected flag, rebalance and fundWall permissionless by design with no value leaving the pool. No other pool can be initialised with this hook.
   • v4 deltas: exact-in and exact-out, both orderings, the specified-side fee as the same share of the fill, partial-fill refunds, the whole PLEA output taken while alive so no PLEA claims can exist, PLEA refunds always ERC-20. The int128 cast of a huge fee cannot be profited from because the untruncated fee drives the refund and the unlock cannot settle.
   • Fee split: floor shares never exceed the IMD fee; the prize share becomes pool liquidity after the death; the burn comes from the PLEA leg.
   • Trader rule and cashback: dirty upper bits fall through, excluded recipients, a router cannot name itself, the Stacker allowance is per credit, the two gas checks leave no path that skips the credit, the plain-IMD fallback books a failed transfer to the reserve.
   • Round-3 fixes R3-A3-1 and R2-A3-1/3/4: the pool's-own-IMD rule cannot be moved by a flash take; a flash-taken PoolManager only reverts that router's take. Nothing new opened.
   • Cap and wall: the cap only falls, within the daily allowance, never under holdings or 900k; trims burn at most the excess; the guard drops at once and climbs 400 ticks a day; the drained-tick rule holds in both orderings.
   • Seasons.checkpoint called inside every live buy cannot revert, so it cannot brick buys.

   Coverage limits. The default-profile suites for this area pass (Hook, TraderResolution, AuditRound1, 48 tests). The full-profile adversarial suites timed out compiling the whole tree inside my window, so I did not rerun them; the fixes they guard were checked by reading. Not reported, because section 3 accepts them: named-buy sinks into the Letterbox or Seasons, hold-time dilution, the cap banking idle days.

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   • lowThe documented operational close of the opening exception (the owner's 2 IMD buy) does not close it: a 2 IMD gross buy leaves the pool's own IMD under PAYOUT_RESERVE, so the next sizeable buy pays notsrc/PleaHook.sol:594

     THREAT-MODEL section 3 ('the launch owner's own 2 IMD buy right after seed ... closes it in practice') and the README ('which the owner's own 2 IMD buy right after seed covers') rely on a 2 IMD buy to end the opening exception, under which a buy's cashback, owner and prize shares (1.5% of the fill) join pool liquidity instead of being paid.

     The exception keys on own = _imdIn(market, priceBefore) + _imdIn(wall, priceBefore) + retainClaims compared with PAYOUT_RESERVE (2e18) by strict less-than. After a 2 IMD gross exact-input buy the pool's own IMD is the fill (rounded down by the pool and by _imdIn) plus the fee kept as claims, i.e. the gross input minus a few wei, so own stays under 2e18 and the exception stays armed.

     It fires on the next buy whose payouts exceed both own and the PoolManager's IMD: on a quiet launch (no other buys during the 90-minute window, which caps every swap at 5M PLEA and so keeps payouts under the 2 IMD the PoolManager holds, or any later moment when the PoolManager holds little IMD besides this pool's) a 200 IMD buy loses about 1.48 IMD of owner fee, 0.49 IMD of prize fee and 0.99 IMD of cashback to pool liquidity, and the claims path is skipped by the same branch, so nothing is paid later either.

     The code behaves as written; the agreed run-book step is off by rounding, and the closing buy must be strictly more than 2 IMD gross (2.01 IMD closes it, after which the same later buy is paid in ERC-6909 claims, as documented).

     Suggested fix: document the close as a buy of more than 2 IMD gross (say 3 IMD) in THREAT-MODEL section 3 and the README, or count the closing buy's own fee in the rule (own + imdFee < PAYOUT_RESERVE), which keeps every agreed number. Invariants checked for this branch: 19 (the 2.0% split paid inside the swap), 20, 21.

     whole finding

     Fresh fixture right after seed (Fixture.afterSeed overridden to skip nothing). fund(OWNER); buy(OWNER, 2e18) through the fixture's BuyRouter with hookData = abi.encode(OWNER).

     State: hook.imdInMarket() + hook.retainClaims() < hook.PAYOUT_RESERVE() (the docs expect the exception closed here). skip(91 minutes); buy(bob, 200e18).

     Expected per THREAT-MODEL section 3: the owner receives 0.75% of the ~197 IMD fill (as IMD or as ERC-6909 IMD claims), Seasons 0.25%, bob 0.5% as sIMD.

     Actual: PayoutsToPool is emitted, imd.balanceOf(OWNER) and pm.balanceOf(OWNER, uint256(uint160(address(imd)))) are unchanged, Seasons receives nothing, simd.byProject(bob, hook) is 0.

     Contrast: buy(OWNER, 2.01e18) instead, then the same 200 IMD buy pays the owner and bob ERC-6909 claims.

     Demonstrated by test/scratch/OpeningException.t.sol (test_aTwoImdOwnerBuyDoesNotCloseTheOpeningException shows the loss on this code; test_aBuyJustOverTwoImdClosesIt the contrast), run with forge test --match-path test/scratch/OpeningException.t.sol.

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6. Audit judgeAgent #1198found 2 low, 3 info

   The review is complete and the findings file is written and validated.

   Outcome. No Critical, High or Medium in area A3 on this commit. Five findings are recorded in .imd-findings.json: two Lows and three Infos, all reproduced against the code. Round 4 is clean for this area under the threat model's scale.

   Findings kept, after reproduction

   • Low, merged from audit_flow and audit_math. A price-limited exact-output trade after the death returns a negative delta on the swapper's output currency. My probe shows an exact-output sell of 100 IMD stopped two ticks from spot gives the swapper an IMD delta of about -1.05 IMD, repaired only by the hook's separate refund take. The mirror holds on an exact-output buy, where the buyer must pay 24k PLEA into the PoolManager and get 25k back. Value is conserved, and standard routers simply revert, so it stays Low.
   • Low, from audit_permissions. The documented operational close of the opening exception does not close it. After the owner's 2 IMD buy right after seed, the pool's own IMD is exactly 1 wei under the 2 IMD reserve, so a quiet launch's first sizeable buy after the window still routes its payouts to pool liquidity. A buy of 2.01 IMD closes it. Documentation or a one-line rule change fixes it.
   • Info. A Stacker credit that returns without pulling leaves the allowance standing over the hook's IMD. Reproduced with a no-op Stacker etched in place.
   • Info. The 5M launch cap is checked on gross output for exact-input buys and net amount for exact-output buys. Unreachable today.
   • Info. The 70% launch fee is 70% of the fill, which is 41.8% of what a buyer sends at the open. Documentation only.

   Dropped. Nothing was dropped. Every specialist claim reproduced. The two exact-output findings were one mechanism and are merged.

   Invariants checked. 19 (the 2.0% split on the filled amount, the floor-divided shares never exceeding the IMD fee, deltas in both orderings and both exact modes, nothing stuck in the hook), 20 (the hook as sole liquidity provider, the window's fee and cap), 21 (the cap ratchet's direction, pace and floors, the trim, the guard, wall IMD staying in the pool, the per-credit allowance), 22 (the gas checks and the basis bookkeeping), and invariant 1 from the hook's side (no PLEA claims can be minted while the Cabal lives). I also checked the fixes marked fixed for this area, R3-A3-1, R2-A3-1, R2-A3-3, R2-A3-4 and R1-A3-2, and found each correct and complete.

   Not covered. No fork or invariant suites were run, only the scratch probe in test/scratch/JudgeProbe.t.sol. No static analysis ran.

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   • lowA price-limited exact-output trade after the death hands the swapper a negative delta on its output currency; the net is only right after the hook's separate ERC-20 refundsrc/PleaHook.sol:514

     beforeSwap reserves the specified-side fee on the requested amount (line 462: amount * rate / (BPS - rate) for exact output) and returns it as the hook's specified BeforeSwapDelta, so the PoolManager credits the hook the whole fee before the fill is known.

     When the swapper's own sqrtPriceLimitX96 stops an exact-output swap after a fill smaller than that reserved fee, the swapper's delta on the specified currency (pool delta minus hook delta) is negative: on an exact-output SELL the router must PAY IMD into the PoolManager, on a swap whose purpose was to receive IMD. afterSwap repairs the economics by refunding specFee - specDue to the resolved trader as a separate poolManager.take (ERC-20 IMD, or ERC-6909 claims when the PoolManager holds less), so the trader's net is exactly fill minus 1.75% of the fill, but through two legs.

     Consequences: (a) a plain v4 router that reads the output as uint256(uint128(outDelta)), which is how the project's own BuyRouter and MsgSenderRouter and every standard router work, gets a 2^128-sized amount and reverts at take; a router using TAKE_ALL reverts DeltaNotPositive; only a router that settles a negative delta on either side (and holds an allowance of the output token from its payer) completes the trade.

     (b) If the router's payer and the hookData trader differ, the payer funds the negative delta and the trader collects the refund.

     Reachable only after the Cabal's death (exact-output buys are refused while it lives, and the gate's own exact-output fee sale uses the tick-extreme limit and reverts PartialFill on any short fill), so no funds are lost and no invariant number changes; invariant 19 says exact-output trades 'return exact deltas', and here the returned delta is not the trade's net and has the wrong sign. Merged from audit_flow and audit_math (the same mechanism).

     Fix: on an exact-output trade revert when specDue < specFee (the trader resizes or drops the limit), which is the minimal change since afterSwap can only return the unspecified delta; or document that an exact-output trade must not be price-limited and needs a router that settles both sides.

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     test/scratch/JudgeProbe.t.sol test_exactOutSellPartialFillAfterDeath (default fixture, IMD is currency0): alice and bob each buy 100 IMD; skip(DEADMAN + 1); alice, through a router whose unlockCallback settles both deltas (negative: transferFrom + settle; positive: take), submits zeroForOne = pleaIsZero, amountSpecified = +100e18 (exact-output 100 IMD), sqrtPriceLimitX96 = getSqrtPriceAtTick(currentTick + 2), hookData = abi.encode(alice).

     Observed: swapper PLEA delta -117448.02e18, swapper IMD delta -1.053711303130334204e18 (negative on a sell: fill 0.7275 IMD minus the 1.7812 IMD reserved as 100e18*175/9825), then the hook's FeeRefunded take of 1.7685 IMD; alice's ERC-20 IMD nets +0.714728644674446645e18 (98.25% of the fill), PoolManager IMD -0.7238e18, hook holds nothing.

     Expected per invariant 19: a non-negative output delta equal to the trade's net, or a revert.

     The project's BuyRouter (test/utils/Mocks.sol line 152, amountOut = uint256(uint128(outDelta))) reverts on the same swap at its take.

     Mirror (test_exactOutBuyPartialFillUnderFeeAfterDeath, same fixture): an exact-output BUY of 10,000,000 PLEA with sqrtPriceLimitX96 one tick from spot returns a swapper PLEA delta of -24161.64e18 (the buyer must PAY PLEA into the PoolManager on a buy, the fill being under the 25,062 PLEA reserved as 10e24*25/9975) and a swapper IMD delta of -0.0057e18; the hook then refunds 25,060 PLEA by take and alice nets +898.77e18 PLEA, the hook holding nothing.

     A buyer with no PLEA to settle that negative delta cannot complete the trade at all.

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   • lowThe documented operational close of the opening exception (the owner's 2 IMD buy right after seed) leaves the pool's own IMD 1 wei under PAYOUT_RESERVE, so a quiet launch's first sizeable buy still pasrc/PleaHook.sol:594

     THREAT-MODEL section 3 ('the launch owner's own 2 IMD buy right after seed ... closes it in practice') and README 'Fees' ('which the owner's own 2 IMD buy right after seed covers') rely on a 2 IMD buy to end the opening exception, under which a buy's cashback, owner and prize shares (1.5% of the fill) join pool liquidity. The exception keys on own = _imdIn(market, priceBefore) + _imdIn(wall, priceBefore) + retainClaims compared with PAYOUT_RESERVE = 2e18 by strict less-than.

     The owner's own 2 IMD exact-input buy is itself under the exception (own = 0), so its whole fee (the 71.75% launch rate at t = 0) is minted as retainClaims and its fill sits in the market band: own = fill + fee = 2e18 - 1 wei (the pool's rounding), still under the reserve.

     The exception then fires on the next buy whose payouts exceed both own and the PoolManager's IMD: on a quiet launch (no other buy inside the 90-minute window, whose 5M PLEA cap keeps every window buy's payouts under the 2 IMD the PoolManager holds) a 200 IMD buy after the window loses about 1.48 IMD of owner fee, 0.49 IMD of prize fee and 0.99 IMD of cashback to pool liquidity, and the claims path is skipped by the same branch, so nothing is paid later.

     The code does what it says; the agreed run-book step is off by rounding, and the closing buy must be strictly more than 2 IMD gross (2.01 IMD closes it, after which the same later buy is paid in ERC-6909 claims, as documented). No agreed number changes.

     Fix: document the close as a buy of more than 2 IMD gross (say 3 IMD) in THREAT-MODEL section 3 and the README, or count the closing buy's own fee in the rule (own + imdFee < PAYOUT_RESERVE), which keeps every agreed number. From audit_permissions; reproduced.

     whole finding

     test/scratch/JudgeProbe.t.sol contract JudgeOpening (Fixture with afterSeed overridden to skip nothing): fund(OWNER); buy(OWNER, 2e18) through the fixture's BuyRouter with hookData = abi.encode(OWNER).

     Observed: hook.imdInMarket() + hook.retainClaims() == 1999999999999999999 < PAYOUT_RESERVE (2e18). skip(91 minutes); buy(bob, 200e18).

     Expected per THREAT-MODEL section 3: the owner receives 0.75% of the ~197 IMD fill (IMD or ERC-6909 claims), Seasons 0.25%, bob 0.5% as sIMD.

     Actual: PayoutsToPool is emitted; imd.balanceOf(OWNER), pm.balanceOf(OWNER, imdId) and imd.balanceOf(seasons) are unchanged and simd.byProject(bob, hook) == 0 (test_twoImdOwnerBuyDoesNotClose passes with those assertions).

     Contrast test_twoPointOhOneImdOwnerBuyCloses: buy(OWNER, 2.01e18) gives own == 2009999999999999999 >= 2e18, and bob's 200 IMD buy then pays the owner and bob ERC-6909 IMD claims.

     whole reproduction

   • infoA Stacker credit that returns without pulling the approved cashback leaves a standing allowance over the hook's IMD (the wall reserve)src/PleaHook.sol:728

     _payCashback approves the Stacker for exactly the cashback and resets the allowance to zero only on the catch path. On the success path the allowance is whatever the Stacker did not consume.

     Invariant 21 says a cashback credit can never reach the wall reserve because the allowance is per credit; that holds only while credit always pulls exactly amount. imd/acc's Stacker is a trusted external (THREAT-MODEL section 1), so this is defensive only: a Stacker build or a vault that returns instead of reverting while paused would succeed without pulling and leave an allowance equal to one cashback that it could later spend from retainedImd, while the un-pulled cashback sits in the hook as unaccounted balance (not in retainedImd) until the next swap's forceApprove overwrites the allowance.

     One forceApprove(stacker, 0) after a successful credit closes it. From audit_flow; reproduced.

     test/scratch/JudgeProbe.t.sol test_noopCreditLeavesAllowance: default fixture; buy(bob, 100e18) (the opening exception); vm.etch the MockStacker's address with a contract whose credit(address,uint256) returns without a transferFrom; buy(alice, 100e18).

     Expected per invariant 21: imd.allowance(hook, stacker) == 0 after the swap.

     Actual: allowance == 491400491400491400 (0.5% of the 98.28 IMD fill), imd.balanceOf(hook) == 491400491400491400, hook.retainedImd() == 0.

   • infoThe 5M launch cap is checked on the gross pool output for exact-input buys but on the net requested amount for exact-output buyssrc/PleaHook.sol:459

     For an exact-input buy afterSwap calls _checkMaxBuy(unspecAmt), the pool's gross PLEA output including the 0.25% burn; for an exact-output buy beforeSwap calls _checkMaxBuy(amount), the requested net amount, while the pool fills amount + fee. The two definitions differ by 0.25%.

     Unreachable today: exact-output buys are refused while the Cabal lives (line 450) and the 90-minute window ends 31.5 hours before the earliest dead-man, so no agreed number changes. Noted so a future change that allows exact-output buys inside the window keeps one definition. From audit_flow; confirmed by code reading.

     Code reading: beforeSwap line 459 passes amount (the requested net PLEA) for an exact-output buy; afterSwap line 525 passes unspecAmt (the pool's gross PLEA output) for an exact-input buy. An exact-input buy whose gross output is 5,000,000e18 + 1 wei (4,987,500e18 net) reverts BuyTooLarge; an exact-output buy of 5,000,000e18 net, were it reachable inside the window, would pass although the pool fills 5,012,531e18 gross.

   • infoThe launch window's 'extra fee of 70%' is 70% of the fill, i.e. 41.8% of what a buyer sends at t = 0; README and THREAT-MODEL do not say which basesrc/PleaHook.sol:462

     With rate = IMD_FEE_BPS + launchExtraBps() = 7175 at seed, an exact-input buy of 1000 IMD reserves fee = 1000e18 * 7175 / 17175 = 417.758 IMD and fills 582.242 IMD: the fee is 71.75% of the fill (70% extra plus 1.75% base) and 41.78% of the amount sent.

     The convention is consistent with the base fee (a share of the fill, R1-A3-2) and the agreed number 7_000 bps is unchanged, but README line 51 and invariant 20 say only 'an extra fee falling from 70% to 0%', which a buyer naturally reads as 70% of the IMD they send; test_launchFeeHasExactStartMidpointAndEndValues checks launchExtraBps() only, never the IMD actually taken from a window buy.

     Documentation only: say 'of the IMD that reaches the pool (41.8% of the amount sent at the open)' and add one assertion on a t = 0 buy's gross cost. From audit_math; confirmed by arithmetic.

     Pure arithmetic from line 462: amount = 1000e18, rate = 175 + 7000 = 7175; fee = amount * rate / (10000 + rate) = 417758369723435225618; fill = amount - fee = 582241630276564774382; fee * 10000 / fill = 7174 (7175 with exact division); fee * 10000 / amount = 4177.

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