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The local protocol has unit, integration, fuzz, invariant and transaction smoke coverage. Those checks establish local behavior, not an external audit or production readiness.

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Who can do what?

A malicious approved benefit service can consume allowances granted to it. A malicious administrator can assign a different burner. Consent checks in the legitimate reserve do not remove these trust assumptions.
All local roles use a disposable unlocked Anvil account. No production signers or timelock delays have been chosen. Timelocked governance and separate emergency pausing are proposals.

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Failure and pause behavior

Pausing relevant registry, GEM, reserve or rewards modules can revert the entire trading path. This is not an isolated reward suspension. Exhausting lifetime issuance is different: swaps and fees can continue without new GEM. LP withdrawal remains subject to its own immutable unlock time. A game pause blocks entries but permits existing requests to fulfill. There is no game timeout or automatic refund if the operator stops responding.

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What local checks cover

Authorized initialization, registered pool identity, immutable schedules, actual caller binding, exact-input settlement, deadlines, minimum output, maximum fee, partial fills and atomic rollback.
Nontransferability, bounded issuance, replay protection, consent, donation immunity, funding maturation, reference ceilings and lifetime-cap behavior.
Worst-case inventory locks, insufficient inventory rollback, authorized single fulfillment, token transfers and fulfillment during pause.
Fees and caps do not solve wash trading or Sybil activity. A bounded direct GEM reference benefit says nothing about promotional prize profitability. No anti-scam guarantee follows from fixed supply or removing a bonding curve.

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Before public deployment

Public operation requires approved registration and economic policies, secure randomness and recovery, governance, chain-specific checks, adversarial token testing, gas bounds, static analysis, expanded fork testing, independent audit, monitoring and incident procedures. See supported chains for the network evidence required.