What happened
The audit description states that the final state of SwapVM includes a rounding adjustment in favor of the maker.
Why it matters
Even a small rounding fix can be important for calculation accuracy, but the source does not report its practical impact.
OpenZeppelin News and Research reported the final SwapVM commit, verified within the audit of 1inch Aqua and SwapVM MVP v1.0: this is version b2daef8. The description also notes that the final verified state of SwapVM includes a rounding adjustment in favor of the maker.
The available material is only a synopsis of metadata, not the full audit text. Therefore it is not possible to determine the reasons for the change, its practical effect, the presence of other audit findings, or how the adjustment affects system participants.
Confirmed facts
- OpenZeppelin News and Research published material titled '1inch Aqua and SwapVM MVP v1.0 Audit'.
- The final commit of SwapVM, verified within the audit, is named b2daef8.
- In the final verified state of SwapVM there is a rounding adjustment in favor of the maker.
Context
The source is published by OpenZeppelin News and Research; available confirmation has metadata_only status and is based on a synopsis of the publication metadata.
What remains unknown
- What is the reason for the rounding adjustment in favor of the maker?
- How exactly does the change affect calculations and SwapVM participants?
- Does the full audit report contain other conclusions or recommendations?
- Was version b2daef8 deployed in production?
Editorial context
Confidence: medium
The likely meaning of the news is related to calculation accuracy and the distribution of the outcome among participants, but the available data do not allow assessing the scale of the effect. The next observable signal will be the full audit text or an official description of changes in SwapVM. Substantial uncertainty remains due to the lack of independent verification and the full content of the report.