Lending & Money Markets
Tested on liquidation cascades, oracle attacks, and bad-debt exposure.
Full scenario setWe crash-test DeFi protocols with the same scenarios, every time, and publish what breaks.
Every Crash Report shows the damage next to the result: what broke, what held, and the numbers behind both.
Every protocol in a class faces the same crashes. The results are comparable because the tests are identical.
Tested on liquidation cascades, oracle attacks, and bad-debt exposure.
Full scenario setTested on price manipulation, pool drains, and LP exit under stress.
Stress-testedTested on strategy failure, admin key risk, and withdrawal queues.
Key-risk testedTested on validator compromise, message forgery, and frozen exits.
High-impact classNine of the highest-rated protocols. Open any card to read the full Crash Report.
Every protocol gets a Crash Report: four area scores, five scenario results, and one star rating set by its weakest area. Member Reports sit beside it, never inside it.
A protocol is only as safe as its weakest area. Stars follow the lowest score, not the average.
Each Crash Report is run with a combined AI stack, then reviewed and signed by a human Test Director before a rating is published.
Reads contracts, docs, and on-chain history, runs each scenario against the Test Protocol, and drafts the scored report.
Produces each report's visual record: impact plates, protocol diagrams, and before/after frames.
Watches X and community channels live and flags exploits, depegs, and upgrades that trigger a re-test.
In a market that runs on promises, the only rating worth trusting is one anyone can re-run.
Weights set the overall score from 0 to 100. The stars ignore the weights and follow the weakest area.
If Frontal Drain or Pole Test drains funds in simulation, the rating is capped at one star, whatever the other scores.
After six months the status turns Expired and the stars go grey until the protocol is re-tested.
A contract upgrade, a deployment to a new chain, or an incident sends the protocol back to the lab.
Executed reports list their fork block and loss figures, with a script anyone can re-run.
Encrypted balances hide amounts from everyone, including the people who should be checking that the money is still there. Privacy is the fifth class in the test programme. Same five scenarios. Same weakest-area rule. No stars until a report is signed.
Holding the token unlocks access and early warnings. It does not, and cannot, change a rating.
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Read full Crash Reports before they open to the public.
Rubric breakdowns, scenario details, and raw figures.
Pull ratings and area scores into your own dashboards.
A notice when a protocol you use loses a star.
File a Member Report on protocols you have used on-chain.
When users feel safe and the lab says otherwise, that is the report we publish next.
Computed from the Test Protocol. Nothing outside the lab changes it.
Each report needs proof of on-chain use of the protocol and shows next to the rating, labelled separately.
Send the protocol and its main contract. The lab picks its queue on its own, and no fee is accepted from any protocol it tests.
Find protocols that held up under impact, and skip the ones that didn't.
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