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New Alchemy Successfully Audits Luckchemy’s Smart Contracts, Finds No Critical Vulnerabilities

New alchemy successfully audits luckchemy’s smart contracts, finds no critical vulnerabilities

New Alchemy Successfully Audits Luckchemy’s Smart Contracts, Finds No Critical Vulnerabilities

New alchemy successfully audits luckchemy’s smart contracts, finds no critical vulnerabilities

Bitcoinist.net · May 15, 2018 · 6:00 pm

In your standard day-to-day life, nobody likes to get audited. In the blockchain industry, however, audits are a crucial part of ensuring security and maintaining trust — especially when it comes to smart contracts. (Which aren’t always so smart.) iGaming platform Luckchemy was recently audited by New Alchemy, and the results were extremely positive.


‘Issues of Critical Severity’ Non-Existent

Last month, blockchain technology and capital solutions company New Alchemy examined Luckchemy’s smart contracts and subsequently gave multiple recommendations. After implementing the changes, a second audit was conducted.

The second audit consisted of two parts. First, a technical audit successfully identified security flaws in the development and implementation of smart contracts. Secondly, the smart contracts were evaluated for compliance with other public documents and applications.

Luckchemy requested the audit from New Alchemy to examine the smart contracts used to implement its crowd sale and associated Luckchemy token (LUK). As noted in a Medium post from the blockchain specialists:

The engagement was technical in nature and focused on identifying security flaws in the design and implementation of the contracts. This included finding differences between the contracts’ implementation and their behaviour as described in public documentation, as well as discovering any issues with the contracts that may impact their trustworthiness.

The audit uncovered only minor issues which were easily remedied by Luckchemy. The second audit then concluded that Luckchemy’s smart contracts are indeed well protected and do not have critical vulnerabilities. Notes the report:

New Alchemy’s review of the Luckchemy contracts did not uncover any issues of critical severity.

The auditor’s most significant findings pertained to the version of the smart contracts code which used the Solidity versions 0.4.15 and 0.4.19, both of which are older than the recommended latest version at the time of audit — which was 0.4.21. Subsequently, the code was updated to version 0.4.21. Other relatively minor flaws were found, but were negligible and easily fixed.

Built on Trust

For Luckchemy to be successful in the iGaming space, it must gain the trust of its user base — and the audits from New Alchemy clearly indicate a high-level of trustworthiness in the new blockchain company.

In essence, the results of New Alchemy’s audit indicate that everything embedded in project’s ICO concept and white paper is true. Therefore, those interested in investing in Luckchemy by purchasing Luckchemy tokens will may rest assured in the company’s legitimacy and trustworthiness.

Buying Luckchemy tokens may prove to be a profitable and reliable investment opportunity, especially since the pre-sale is still in effect — with a discount of 40 percent.

What do you think of Luckchemy’s self-requested audit from New Alchemy? Do you think more blockchain-oriented companies running smart contracts should prove their worthiness via audit? Let us know in the comments below!


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Published at Tue, 15 May 2018 22:00:52 +0000

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Money To Get Its Fake News Moment

In a talk originally held April 11 but republished Saturday, Antonopoulos said that in light of the multiple currency failures seen in recent times, consumers no longer know what gives cash in their pockets value. During the discussion Antonopoulos commented:

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What’s really interesting is what just happened in [the] news that has left an entire generation of people now unable to discern truth from fiction, easily manipulated through propaganda […] What I’m going to suggest today is this is about to happen to money.

Just like the information consumer watching television or reading news sources online, the debate about whom to trust and whether the reputation of a source means that source can be considered reliable is now transferring to the financial sector.

…And bitcoin Is Already On Consumers’ Radar

Antonopoulos highlights the currency failures in countries including Zimbabwe, Venezuela, and Ukraine as prime examples of central banks failing to uphold the promise that cash will be worth approximately the same tomorrow as today.

One day, that phrase which seemed so meaningful and strong and satisfying – ‘the full faith and credit of the United States of America’ […] – compare it to this one: ‘the full faith and credit of the National Bank of Zimbabwe.’ […] That sentence no longer has much weight to it.

In terms of bitcoin’s role in providing a haven away from trusting third party authority, Antonopoulos used India’s increased interest in the virtual currency following demonetization of 86% of its cash supply last November.

bitcoin is not going after replacing national currency; […] it’s doing something far more dangerous: it’s encouraging people to put their savings outside the system.

Germany: ‘If You Think bitcoin Is Safe As Fiat, Take Responsibility’

For those reading the news a month after Antonopoulos’ words, a warning against using bitcoin, this time from Germany’s central bank, now strikes an altogether less sincere tone.

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In further comments even more ironic in light of Antonopoulos’ words about trust, Thiele continued:

Carl-Ludwig Thiele

Whoever nonetheless thinks bitcoin is as safe as the euro or dollar must take responsibility for that. All we can do is warn people about using bitcoin as a means of wealth storage.

What do you think about Andreas Antonopoulos and Carl-Ludwig Thiele’s opinions? Let us know in the comments below!


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