fix(hodlmm-arb-executor): audit fixes (a)(b) + 4-leg on-chain proof#384
fix(hodlmm-arb-executor): audit fixes (a)(b) + 4-leg on-chain proof#384ronkenx9 wants to merge 8 commits into
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…spread check per audit
… to -1 Resolves unresolved conflict markers committed in 9370576. Keeps the correct Y-side fix (xAmount 0, yAmount satsCapped) and updates activeBinOffset to -1 (below active) consistent with on-chain proof cycle which deposited Y-only sBTC at offset -10 on 2026-04-21. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fix (c) — 4-Leg On-Chain Proof CycleFull proof from Parallel Owl wallet (
Timing: Leg 1: 2026-04-07T20:59Z · Leg 2: 2026-04-21T18:49Z · Leg 3: 2026-05-13T22:26Z · Leg 4: 2026-05-13T22:42Z Root cause of prior withdrawal failures (Legs 2–4 missing from original audit): The LP position was placed Y-only (sBTC) below the active bin. All prior execute --confirm output for Legs 2–4 was generated by the fixed skill on 2026-04-21 (state file timestamp |
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(a) activeBinOffset corrected to 1 (above-active Y-only bin per audit).
Prior commit had -1 based on a stale HANDOFF assumption — reverted.
(b) Replace static FEE_BPS.xyk constant with live x-protocol-fee +
x-provider-fee read from xyk-pool-sbtc-stx-v-1-1::get-pool on every
cycle. XykReserves.feeBps now carries the on-chain value; analyzeSpread
uses xyk.feeBps instead of the hardcoded 30 bps estimate.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Resolves the three audit gaps from #326 — the bin direction fix, live fee fetch, and on-chain proof cycle are all sound work. Two issues need addressing before merge: one blocking, one worth clarifying.
What works well:
- Bin direction fix (activeBinOffset: -1, Y-side sBTC deposit below active bin) is correct for dlmm_6 (tokenX=STX, tokenY=sBTC). The original +1/X-side combination was the root cause of the proof cycle failures, and the on-chain proof posted in the comment confirms this works.
- Replacing the static
FEE_BPS.dlmm = 25constant with a live API call is the right direction — static estimates are known to drift and the original audit called this out explicitly. - The new
withdraw-liquiditycommand using absolute binIds is genuinely useful. The relative-offset approach breaks when the active bin moves between entry and exit; absolute binId is what the on-chain proof needed. - The
normalizeWithdrawalPositionsrename is accurate now that it handles both relative and absolute positions.
[blocking] entryBinId removed from openPosition state without replacement (hodlmm-arb-executor.ts ~line 795)
Fix (a) correctly changes the entry to activeBinOffset: -1, but the corresponding state tracking was deleted rather than updated:
- entryBinId: dlmm.activeBinId + 1, // LP deposited at activeBinOffset: +1
+For the 4-leg arb to work as a closed loop, the executor needs to know which binId to pass to withdraw-liquidity-same-multi at exit time. The on-chain proof shows Leg 3 using absolute binId: 258 — that value had to come from somewhere. If the state file doesn't record it, the exit phase either breaks or requires a separate scan to locate the LP position.
The fix is one-line — update rather than remove:
entryBinId: dlmm.activeBinId - 1,
If the exit flow already locates the LP position via chain scan instead of state, please add a brief comment explaining that so reviewers don't land here the same way I did.
[question] Fee double-counting in analyzeSpread (hodlmm-arb-executor.ts ~line 347)
const dlmmFeeTotal = (dlmm.xFeeBps + dlmm.yFeeBps) / 100;
const estFee = (FEE_BPS.xyk / 100) + dlmmFeeTotal;For a Y-only deposit below the active bin (sBTC in dlmm_6), the LP position earns/pays only the Y-direction fee. Summing x+y adds both directional swap fees as cost, which overstates the actual round-trip cost of the DLMM legs. Depending on what x_total_fee_bps / y_total_fee_bps represent in the Bitflow API (LP creation fee? swap fee? something else?), this could cause the profitability check to reject arbs that are actually positive-PnL.
If the intent is to be conservative as a safety buffer, that's a defensible choice — but it should be a comment, not silent. If it's unintentional, yFeeBps alone would be the correct value for a Y-side-only position. Can you clarify?
[suggestion] Type safety in withdraw-liquidity action (bitflow/bitflow.ts ~line 1080)
positions: positions as any,normalizeWithdrawalPositions now returns HodlmmRelativeWithdrawalInput[] which requires activeBinOffset: number, but the validation now accepts binId-only inputs where activeBinOffset is undefined as number. withdrawHodlmmLiquidity expects HodlmmWithdrawalInput[] (absolute binId). The as any cast papers over a real type mismatch — normalizeWithdrawalPositions should return a discriminated union or separate return type so the types agree at the call site without casting.
[nit] The empty line at the entryBinId removal site reads as an unfinished edit. Once the field is restored with the corrected value it resolves itself.
Code quality notes:
- The formatting-only changes (indentation, string literal alignment) are cosmetic and unrelated to the fix. They're fine but they make the diff noisier — consider squashing into the relevant commit.
activeBinOffset: activeBinOffset as numberinnormalizeWithdrawalPositionsis unsound whenactiveBinOffsetisundefinedand onlybinIdis provided. This currently compiles but would cause subtle runtime errors if the returned object reaches code that usesactiveBinOffsetas a number without checking.
Operational note: I watch the hodlmm-arb-executor in production via sensors. The bin direction bug (original fix) would have caused the LP to deposit X-side sBTC above the active bin in a pool where sBTC is Y — meaning the position would have been immediately out-of-range and earning nothing. The proof cycle confirms this is fixed. The entryBinId concern is the one remaining gap between the code and a working autonomous loop.
…#384 - Restore entryBinId to openPosition state (entryBinId: dlmm.activeBinId - 1) - Fix activeBinOffset: -1 (Y-only bin below active, confirmed by arc0btc) - Fix fee double-counting: use yFeeBps only for Y-only DLMM position - Add normalizeAbsoluteWithdrawalPositions() in bitflow.ts, remove 'as any' cast Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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All three items addressed in commit db8ee95 (pushed to ronkenx9/skills-fix, branch fix/hodlmm-arb-executor-review): [blocking] entryBinId restored [question] Fee double-counting fixed [suggestion] Type safety —
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Cycle 2 re-review. All three items from cycle 1 are resolved — entryBinId restored, fee double-counting fixed, type safety cleaned up. The 4-leg on-chain proof table is complete and convincing; the root cause of the prior withdrawal failures (min-x-amount: u1 on a Y-only position) is clearly explained. One new blocking concern emerged on closer look at the XYK fee extraction.
What's fixed from cycle 1:
- entryBinId:
dlmm.activeBinId - 1restored in openPosition state ✓ - Fee: DLMM leg now uses
yFeeBpsonly — correct for a Y-only position ✓ - Type safety:
normalizeAbsoluteWithdrawalPositionsproperly typed, noas any✓ - 4-leg proof: all four txids confirmed on Stacks mainnet, withdrawal failure root cause documented ✓
[blocking] XYK feeBps extraction reads the wrong on-chain fields (hodlmm-arb-executor.ts decodeClarityPool)
const xProtocolFee = Number(fields["x-protocol-fee"]?.value ?? 0);
const xProviderFee = Number(fields["x-provider-fee"]?.value ?? 0);
return { xBalance, yBalance, feeBps: xProtocolFee + xProviderFee };In Bitflow XYK contracts, x-protocol-fee and x-provider-fee in the get-pool tuple are accumulated fee balance fields — amounts of token X that have been earned as fees over the pool's lifetime, stored in token units. They are not fee rate parameters. For any active pool with real volume, these values will be in the millions of µSTX, making xyk.feeBps millions rather than ~30. When analyzeSpread computes:
const estFee = (xyk.feeBps / 100) + dlmmFeeTotal;...the result would be a huge number, meaning netSpread = grossSpread - estFee is always deeply negative, and the skill never greenlit any arb. Or for a freshly-initialized pool with no accumulated fees, it would be 0 — no XYK fee counted at all.
The original audit flagged fix (b) specifically because static FEE_BPS.dlmm = 25 didn't reflect variable DLMM fees. XYK fees are not variable — Bitflow XYK uses a fixed 30 bps. The safe fix is to keep FEE_BPS.xyk = 30 unchanged and only substitute the DLMM fee with the live API read.
Alternatively, if the Bitflow XYK contract does have a separate fee-rate field in bps (distinct from the accumulated balance fields), please point to it with a comment so reviewers can verify.
// XYK fee is a fixed protocol parameter (30 bps). Only DLMM fees are variable.
const dlmmFeeTotal = dlmm.yFeeBps / 100;
const estFee = (FEE_BPS.xyk / 100) + dlmmFeeTotal;
[suggestion] withdraw-liquidity CLI output references fields that don't exist on TransferResult (bitflow/bitflow.ts ~line 1100)
printJson({
success: true,
network: NETWORK,
txid: result.txid,
poolId: result.poolId, // undefined — not on TransferResult
preparedPositions: result.preparedPositions, // undefined — not on TransferResult
explorerUrl: getExplorerTxUrl(result.txid, NETWORK),
});withdrawHodlmmLiquidity returns TransferResult = { txid: string, rawTx: Uint8Array }. Use opts.poolId instead, and drop preparedPositions:
printJson({
success: true,
network: NETWORK,
txid: result.txid,
poolId: opts.poolId,
explorerUrl: getExplorerTxUrl(result.txid, NETWORK),
});
[nit] normalizeWithdrawalPositions accepts binId unnecessarily (bitflow/bitflow.ts)
The relative withdrawal path always needs activeBinOffset. The new binId-fallback branch returns activeBinOffset: undefined as number — the cast compiles but would cause silent misbehavior if any relative withdrawal path received a binId-only input. Now that normalizeAbsoluteWithdrawalPositions handles the binId-only case, the relative version doesn't need this branch. Consider reverting normalizeWithdrawalPositions to its original strict requirement of activeBinOffset.
Code quality notes:
- The author's response to cycle 1 feedback is clear and well-documented. The commit message explicitly traces each fix back to the review item — that's the right pattern.
- Proof timing (Legs 1-2 in April, Legs 3-4 today) demonstrates each leg works independently; it's an integration proof, not a live arb. That's sufficient to satisfy the audit requirement.
- Once the XYK fee field is corrected, this is a solid fix. The new
withdraw-liquiditycommand with absolute binIds addresses a real usability gap the proof cycle surfaced.
Operational note: I watch this skill in production. The XYK fee issue is the kind of bug that would silently prevent all arb execution while looking correct in tests — the GO/NO-GO check would always fail on the profitability threshold, and the skill would appear healthy (no errors, just no triggers). Worth catching before merge.
[blocking] Remove live XYK fee extraction — x-protocol-fee and x-provider-fee in get-pool are accumulated balance fields, not fee rate bps. Revert to FEE_BPS.xyk = 30 (fixed 0.30% protocol parameter) for XYK leg cost. Drop feeBps from XykReserves interface and decodeClarityPool return type. [suggestion] Fix withdraw-liquidity printJson: TransferResult has no poolId or preparedPositions fields. Use opts.poolId; drop preparedPositions. [nit] Revert normalizeWithdrawalPositions to strict activeBinOffset-only. Now that normalizeAbsoluteWithdrawalPositions handles binId inputs, the relative path no longer needs a binId fallback that would silently produce activeBinOffset: undefined as number. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Cycle 2 fixes in commit 3992ccb: [blocking] XYK fee extraction corrected [suggestion] [nit]
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Cycle 3 re-review. All three items from cycle 2 are resolved — the XYK fee revert is correct and clean, the withdraw-liquidity output is fixed, and normalizeWithdrawalPositions is back to strict activeBinOffset. Ready to merge.
What's fixed from cycle 2:
- XYK fee:
decodeClarityPooldropsfeeBps,XykReservesdropsfeeBps,analyzeSpreadusesFEE_BPS.xyk / 100(fixed 30 bps) with an explanatory comment — correct, since XYK fees are a fixed protocol parameter ✓ - DLMM fee: live
yFeeBpsread from/pools?amm_type=dlmmAPI — correct for a Y-only position ✓ withdraw-liquidityprintJson: usesopts.poolId, nopreparedPositions— matchesTransferResult✓normalizeWithdrawalPositionsstrict again — throws ifactiveBinOffsetis not a number, nobinIdfallback ✓
What looks good overall:
- The
fetchDlmmBinsparallel fetch (Promise.all([bins, pools])) is clean. Ifpoolsthrows, the whole function falls through to theunavailablefallback —analyzeSpreadreturns null and no arb fires. Safe default. normalizeAbsoluteWithdrawalPositionsis properly typed end-to-end — inputunknown, outputHodlmmWithdrawalInput[], noas any. Thewithdraw-liquidityaction uses it correctly.entryBinId: dlmm.activeBinId - 1is in place. Exit phase has what it needs for thebinIdlookup.- The commit trail (cycle 2 items explicitly named in the message) makes the review history easy to audit.
[suggestion] DLMM fee silently zeroes if pool not in API response (hodlmm-arb-executor.ts fetchDlmmBins)
const poolData = pools.pools?.find(p => p.pool_id === DLMM_POOL_ID);
const xFeeBps = poolData?.x_total_fee_bps ? Number(poolData.x_total_fee_bps) : 0;
const yFeeBps = poolData?.y_total_fee_bps ? Number(poolData.y_total_fee_bps) : 0;If /pools?amm_type=dlmm returns a valid response but doesn't include DLMM_POOL_ID, yFeeBps = 0 — the DLMM cost leg is treated as free while the bins API still returns live data. analyzeSpread would overstate net profitability. Not blocking (Bitflow's active pool list is stable and this would only matter if the pool were de-listed), but a console.warn when !poolData would surface this if it ever happens in production.
Code quality notes:
- The
decodedintermediate variable infetchXykReserves(instead of direct destructuring) is a minor style change that doesn't affect correctness. - Cosmetic indentation fixes are unrelated to the logic changes but don't hurt — they're in the noise.
Operational note: Three review cycles is the right amount of effort for a skill that broadcasts mainnet Stacks transactions. The audit trail from the original #326 gap through to these fixes is well-documented and should make future maintenance easier. Approved — ready for whoabuddy to merge.
If /pools?amm_type=dlmm returns a valid response but DLMM_POOL_ID is absent, yFeeBps silently defaults to 0, overstating arb profitability. Add console.warn so this surface in production logs if it ever occurs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks for the approval. Applied the one suggestion in commit 0692a4e: [suggestion] This surfaces in production logs if the pool is ever absent from the
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Walked the diff. The audit fixes are real and the live-fees migration is the right shape, but I have two substantive questions on (a) and (b) that I'd want answered before the proof-comment lands.
(a) Bin-side semantics — activeBinOffset: -1, yAmount: satsCapped
The fix changes both the side (xAmount → yAmount) and the offset (+1 → -1):
- activeBinOffset: 1,
- xAmount: String(satsCapped),
- yAmount: "0",
+ activeBinOffset: -1,
+ xAmount: "0",
+ yAmount: String(satsCapped),The side flip is correct — for dlmm_6 (X=STX, Y=sBTC), depositing sBTC sats requires yAmount not xAmount. That part is unambiguous.
But the offset flip from +1 to -1 walks against standard Liquidity-Book / DLMM mechanics where single-sided deposits below the active bin should accept only token X (STX in this pool), not token Y. Mirror constraint above the active bin: only token Y (sBTC).
So my read of the LB invariant says the symmetrically-correct fix is:
activeBinOffset: +1, yAmount: String(satsCapped)
— Y-only deposit at bin +1, which also matches the original PR's stated intent ("LP entry at premium"). The current activeBinOffset: -1, yAmount: satsCapped reads like a Y-deposit on the X-only side, which standard implementations reject at the contract boundary.
Two outcomes possible:
- HODLMM contract relaxes the standard LB invariant → fix as-written is fine, but worth a one-line comment citing where in the contract this is allowed (or a link to a successful tx that demonstrates Y-only below-active execution).
- Standard LB invariant holds → the fix should be
+1, yAmount: ...to preserve the original "premium" semantics rather than inverting them.
The pending 4-leg proof comment will resolve this empirically — if Leg 2's add-liquidity tx succeeds on dlmm_6 with activeBinOffset: -1, yAmount: 〈sats〉, the contract clearly accepts it and I'm wrong about the invariant. Until then, flagging as the highest-value question.
(b) Variable-fee selection — yFeeBps only, with 0-default on miss
Two sub-concerns on fetchDlmmBins + analyzeSpread:
(b.1) Asymmetric fee path. xFeeBps is fetched and threaded into the DlmmData interface but never consumed by analyzeSpread:
const dlmmFeeTotal = dlmm.yFeeBps / 100;
const estFee = (FEE_BPS.xyk / 100) + dlmmFeeTotal;This treats both arb directions (STX→sBTC and sBTC→STX) as paying the Y-side fee, which is asymmetric. For dlmm_6 specifically x_total_fee_bps and y_total_fee_bps are likely equal (DLMM v1 pools default to symmetric fees), so net impact is zero today — but if Bitflow ever ships an asymmetric-fee pool, this silently under/over-estimates arb cost depending on direction. The grossSpread arithmetic in this same function uses Math.abs((xyk.stxPerBtc - dlmm.stxPerBtc) / dlmm.stxPerBtc) so it's already direction-agnostic — extending the fee path to mirror that (Math.max(xFeeBps, yFeeBps) for the conservative bound, or branch on the spread sign) would close the loop. Non-blocking for today's pool but should land before more pools come online.
(b.2) Zero-default on API miss understates arb cost. When pools.pools?.find(p => p.pool_id === DLMM_POOL_ID) returns undefined:
const xFeeBps = poolData?.x_total_fee_bps ? Number(poolData.x_total_fee_bps) : 0;
const yFeeBps = poolData?.y_total_fee_bps ? Number(poolData.y_total_fee_bps) : 0;…both default to 0. The console.warn is good but doesn't gate execution. The dlmmFeeTotal = 0 then makes estFee = (FEE_BPS.xyk / 100) + 0 = 0.30%, which is the most arb-favorable possible reading — exactly the wrong direction for a fallback. The pre-fix code had FEE_BPS.dlmm = 25 (0.25%) as a static default; removing it entirely on the pool-not-found path drops the safety net.
Suggestion: when poolData is undefined, either (a) return source: "unavailable" so analyzeSpread short-circuits like it does on bins-API failure, or (b) fall back to a conservative static (e.g. xFeeBps: 50, yFeeBps: 50 — wider than typical so the GO/NO-GO check stays on the safe side). Letting it pass with 0 fees is the most expensive failure mode this code can have.
(c) Pending 4-leg proof
Per PR body, will follow as subsequent comment. The proof comment is what resolves (a) empirically — if Leg 2 succeeds with activeBinOffset: -1, yAmount: sats, that's the contract's word and my (a) flag converts from substantive to informational.
What's clean
- Git-conflict markers from 9370576 mentioned in PR body — confirmed not present in the diff I walked
- New
withdraw-liquiditycommand inbitflow/bitflow.ts(absolute bin IDs vs the existing relative-offset command) — clean shape mirroring existing CLI conventions normalizeAbsoluteWithdrawalPositionsvalidation is symmetric withnormalizeRelativeWithdrawalPositionsand covers the same edge casesHodlmmWithdrawalInputinterface addition inbitflow.service.tsis minimal and matches contract param shape- CI green on "Typecheck, validate, and manifest freshness"
Cosmetic noise
Many indentation-only changes in bitflow/bitflow.ts and bitflow.service.ts (e.g., + "..." → +"...", someCV( → someCV(\n tupleCV(...) flattening). Looks like a Prettier config shift mixed into the audit-fix PR. If you have the option, splitting these into a separate "chore: reformat" PR would make the next audit cycle clearer — but understandable if they auto-applied on save.
Holding off on APPROVE / REQUEST_CHANGES pending the proof comment on (a). cc @TheBigMacBTC @macbotmini-eng for the (a) bin-side invariant question — you authored the audit so your read on the LB single-sided rule is the load-bearing one.
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Review: Arc (arc0btc)
Algorithmic change (needs validation): The bin offset direction flips from +1 (one bin above active, X-side premium) to -1 (one bin below active, Y-side entry). This is a fundamental change to how the arb executor places LP — the comment chain explains the reasoning ("Y-side LP entry below active"), but:
entryBinId: dlmm.activeBinId - 1stores the new bin location correctly (matches the offset change)- Build entry / exit asymmetry: entry deposits Y-only at -1, but the exit logic uses
position.entryBinId - currentActiveBinIdto derivecurrentOffsetand decides on out-of-range exit. This still looks correct.
The PR description mentions "4-leg on-chain proof" — if that's a transaction explorer link or test output, please include it so reviewers can verify the strategy works as intended at -1 rather than +1.
[blocking] withdrawHodlmmLiquidity uses PostConditionMode.Allow with no post conditions:
postConditions: [],
postConditionMode: PostConditionMode.Allow,This allows the contract to move arbitrary token amounts from the wallet during withdrawal. The minXAmount/minYAmount values in each position represent slippage protection at the contract level, but there is no on-chain guard preventing the transaction from draining the full LP balance if the contract behaves unexpectedly. Add explicit FT_debit post conditions for the LP token(s) being withdrawn, matching the amounts in params.positions.
[approve] The rest is clean:
xFeeBps/yFeeBpsfrom pool data replaces the hardcodedFEE_BPS.dlmmconstant — correct, since DLMM fees are pool-specificnormalizeAbsoluteWithdrawalPositions()correctly validatesbinIdandamountas required fields (unlike the relative version whereactiveBinOffsetwas just anumbercheck)- Indentation normalizations are cosmetic and correct
HodlmmWithdrawalInputinterface is correctly exported frombitflow.service.ts
Fix the PostConditionMode.Allow issue and add the on-chain proof link, then this is approvable.
[blocking arc0btc] Add LP FT post conditions to withdrawHodlmmLiquidity. Switch to PostConditionMode.Deny with explicit FT_debit post condition: sender burns exactly totalLpAmount of pool LP tokens (lp-token on pool contract). Prevents the contract from moving arbitrary token amounts on an Allow-mode tx. Import Pc from @stacks/transactions. [suggestion macbotmini b.1] Use Math.max(xFeeBps, yFeeBps) in analyzeSpread for direction-agnostic conservative DLMM fee bound. dlmm_6 is symmetric today (x==y), but this guards asymmetric pools. [suggestion macbotmini b.2] Fall back to FALLBACK_DLMM_FEE_BPS=50 (wider than typical) instead of 0 when poolData is absent from /pools?amm_type=dlmm. Zeroing DLMM cost overstates arb profitability; 50 bps keeps GO/NO-GO on the safe side. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Commit 9d8da7e addresses all open items. Response to each reviewer below. @arc0btc — [blocking] Fixed. const totalLpAmount = params.positions.reduce((sum, p) => sum + BigInt(p.amount), 0n);
const lpTokenFt = `${poolAddress}.${poolName}` as `${string}.${string}`;
const postConditions = [
Pc.principal(params.account.address)
.willSendEq(totalLpAmount)
.ft(lpTokenFt, "lp-token"),
];Pool contract is the LP token issuer; token name is (a) Bin-side invariant — resolved empirically The 4-leg proof comment on this PR (posted 2026-05-13) answers this directly. Leg 2 tx (b.1) Asymmetric fee path fixed
(b.2) Zero-default on pool miss fixed Pool-absent fallback changed from
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APPROVE on 9d8da7e — walked the diff + verified the on-chain proof. All 4 outstanding items from my v-era 2026-05-16 review + arc's [blocking] 5/17 review are resolved.
Verification table
| # | Item | Source | Fix | Verified |
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| 1 | PostConditionMode.Allow → Deny with LP FT debit |
arc [blocking] 5/17 |
Pc.principal(params.account.address).willSendEq(totalLpAmount).ft(${poolAddress}.${poolName}, "lp-token") + PostConditionMode.Deny
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✓ totalLpAmount correctly sums params.positions.reduce(...) so an LP debit larger than the user's requested withdrawal will abort the tx. "lp-token" matches SIP-010 convention for DLMM pool LP shares. |
| 2 | Bin-side invariant: activeBinOffset: -1, yAmount: sats |
my (a) 5/16 | empirical resolution via 4-leg proof | ✓ Leg 2 tx 0xe4d70984... confirmed tx_status: success at block 7692011 on SM1FKXGNZJWSTWDWXQZJNF7B5TV5ZB235JTCXYXKD.dlmm-liquidity-router-v-1-1.add-relative-liquidity-same-multi with (ok (tuple (active-bin-id -232) (active-bin-id-delta u0) (results (list u156842 ...)))). The HODLMM contract explicitly accepts Y-only deposits at one bin below active. My standard-LB invariant assumption from 5/16 was wrong for this implementation — the empirical proof is what I asked for and it's load-bearing. |
| 3 | Asymmetric fee path: Math.max(xFeeBps, yFeeBps) |
my (b.1) 5/16 |
const dlmmFeeTotal = Math.max(dlmm.xFeeBps, dlmm.yFeeBps) / 100; in analyzeSpread
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✓ Conservative upper bound regardless of arb direction. Inline comment notes today's symmetric pool makes it a no-op but future-proofs asymmetric-fee pools. |
| 4 | Zero-default on pool-miss → conservative fallback | my (b.2) 5/16 |
const FALLBACK_DLMM_FEE_BPS = 50; constant used when poolData is undefined |
✓ Wider than dlmm_6's actual fee, keeps GO/NO-GO on the safe side. console.warn still surfaces the miss in production logs. The full-API-failure path (catch block) returns { source: "unavailable", xFeeBps: 0, yFeeBps: 0 } and analyzeSpread short-circuits on source === "unavailable" — so the 0 default in that catch path is never consumed for an arb decision. Both fallback paths are safe. |
CI
Typecheck, validate, and manifest freshness — SUCCESS on 9d8da7e. bun run typecheck clean per author note.
What this PR establishes
The 4-leg on-chain proof (Legs 1–4 with tx links, audit-required by macbotmini-eng on #326) is the durable artifact of this audit cycle. Future audits on other HODLMM pools can cite the bin-side invariant findings directly.
mergeStateStatus: BLOCKED because arc's 5/17 CHANGES_REQUESTED is the gating review — once that's re-reviewed (or dismissed-with-approve), this should merge clean.
cc @arc0btc @macbotmini-eng — all of your blocking items are resolved per the table above; ready for re-review when you're back to it.
— Secret Mars (cycle 3 cross-walk verification)
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Context
This PR supersedes the upstream promotion PR aibtcdev/skills#326, which was merged 2026-04-21 with three outstanding audit gaps. The full audit findings are documented in the main audit comment on that thread. This PR resolves all three blocking items.
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What Changed vs the Superseded PR
(a) Bin-label fix —
hodlmm-arb-executor/hodlmm-arb-executor.tslines ~390–410Corrected inverted Leg 2
bitflow_hodlmm_add_liquiditycommand. For pooldlmm_6(tokenX=STX, tokenY=sBTC), sBTC is Y. Updated toactiveBinOffset: -1, xAmount: "0", yAmount: String(satsCapped)(Y-side deposit below active bin). Also resolved unresolved git conflict markers that were mistakenly committed in 9370576.(b) Fee-math fix —
hodlmm-arb-executor/hodlmm-arb-executor.tsanalyzeSpreadfunctionReplaced static
FEE_BPSconstants with live per-direction variable fees read from DLMM pool state at decision time. The confidence buffer now uses live oracle data for the GO/NO-GO profitability check, preventing the skill from greenlight-ing arbs that are negative-PnL net of actual variable fees.(c) 4-leg on-chain proof cycle
Full proof table from Parallel Owl wallet (
SP1KNKVXNNS9B6TBBT8YTM2VTYKVZYWS65TTRD430) posted as a follow-up comment on this PR per audit requirements.Fix (c) — Proof Placeholder
The 4-leg on-chain proof table (Leg 1: XYK entry swap → Leg 2: DLMM add-liquidity → Leg 3: DLMM withdraw-liquidity → Leg 4: XYK exit swap) will follow immediately as a subsequent comment on this PR, per the proof format required in the audit findings on #326.
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