QA Report

[c4-submissions]

See the markdown file with the details of this report here.

[141345]

2007 0xepley
l r nc
2 0 3

L 1 l
L 2 i
L 3 n
L 4 n
L 5 l
L 6 n
L 7 d dup of #508
L 8 d dup of #179

[c4-pre-sort]

141345 marked the issue as sufficient quality report

[alex-ppg]

QA Judgment

The Warden's QA report has been graded C based on a score of 13 combined with a manual review per the relevant QA guideline document located here.

The Warden's submission's score was assessed based on the following findings:

Low-Risk

• 6: On a Linear or Exponential Descending Sale Model, a user that mint on the last block.timestamp mint at an unexpected price. #1275

Non-Critical

• 1: Inexistent Check of Already Frozen Collection

However, upon manual re-evaluation, the Warden does not advise that the check should be non-inclusive / inclusive and simply advises a re-evaluation which would not highlight or fix the problem. As such, the final score of the submission is 3.

[c4-judge]

alex-ppg marked the issue as grade-c

[Nabeel-javaid]

can you pls have another look at the above QA report as i'm not sure if your comments on this report are 100% correct

the QA report doesn't specify #1275 issue but have completely different issues

[alex-ppg]

Hey @Nabeel-javaid, thanks for requesting a follow-up review of this. Your number 6 submission was credited with a Low-Risk on an initial pass and upon manual review this score was removed which aligns with what you specified as you do not mention #1275, your recommendation is merely related to it.

All other QA submissions have been nullified per the relevant document referenced above. In detail:

• 2: The error is not "incorrect", it is simply vague but sufficient in understanding what went wrong. Even so, this would contribute a 1 score to the overall report.
• 3: This is a gas optimization.
• 4: Using data types less than uint256 is ill-advised as it leads to gas increases.
• 5: This is part of the bot report
• 7: This is incorrect. As arrays are zero-index-based, an index of 0 matches the 1st element and an index of 99 matches the 100th element
• 8: This is a preference, nothing prevents users from supplying hashes of off-chain data as the string arguments in case their payloads are too large