Base, Coinbase’s new layer 2 protocol, has only one criteria left to meet. before it’s ready for mainnet launch
On June 29, the teamsaid Optimism-powered Ethereum-secured network undergoes rigorous security audits for six months. inside and outside which is the last criterion required for launch.
“On completion of these checks We have met our ⅘ criteria for mainnet releases,” Base said, adding that they felt confident after finding a significant code bug:
“We did not find any serious errors. This gives the Base team the confidence to continue with the mainnet launch.”
three more criteriapassingThese include a “Regolith” hard fork on the testnet, a successful infrastructure validation with OP labs, the team behind Optimism, and Optimism’s “Bedrock” upgrade.
Coinbase officially launched Base on February 23, aiming to be a low-cost, secure, and developer-friendly network for building decentralized applications.
In addition to Coinbase’s internal review, Base invited the wider community to participate in a public smart contract audit through Code4rena to report found bugs
“We joined over 100 security researchers and are pleased that no significant vulnerabilities have been discovered.”
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— Base
(@BuildOnBase) June 29, 2023
The community review runs from May 27th to June 10th, with a top prize of $100,000 awarded to successful bounty hunters.
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