GoodGhosting<\/a> is a DeFi no-loss saving protocol<\/a><\/strong> that collects deposits from users and earns yield on those deposits through decentralized finance dapps like AAVE and Curve.<\/span><\/p>\n At the time of writing this blog post, GoodGhosting supports Polygon and Celo. GoodGhosting’s no-loss saving game is played by depositing funds into a saving pool by players<\/strong> of the saving game. Players have to keep depositing their funds to a saving pool as specified in each game’s rules to earn interest and rewards. If they miss a deposit deadline, they will not earn any interest but get their initial deposit back. Winners earn a slice of the pool’s rewards<\/strong> by not missing any deadline for deposits when the saving game is over.<\/span><\/p>\n Interest is earned through decentralized finance dapps like Aave, Curve on Polygon, or Moola on Celo.<\/span><\/p>\n To learn more about GoodGhosting, read the official documentation <\/strong>here<\/strong><\/span><\/a>.<\/p>\n On October 8, 2021<\/strong>, the<\/span> Ackee Blockchain<\/span><\/a> security team completed an audit<\/a> of the GoodGhosting protocol. The whole auditing process was performed with a total time donation of 6 engineering days<\/strong>.<\/span><\/p>\n At the beginning of the\u00a0audit, the\u00a0following\u00a0main objectives\u00a0<\/b>were defined:<\/p>\n The audit methodology for GoodGhosting consisted of:<\/span><\/p>\n After the audit, Ackee Blockchain and GoodGhosting agreed on a re-audit<\/a><\/strong>, which was completed on November 9, 2021<\/strong>. The main objective <\/strong>of the re-audit was to c<\/span>heck the correctness of the newly implemented logic for the winners’ declaration and whether the discovered issues were correctly fixed.<\/p>\nHow does GoodGhosting work?<\/h5>\n
About the audit<\/h4>\n
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Findings<\/h4>\n