Campaign.sol
Audit Metadata
- Requester: @camdenInCrypto
- Date: 2026-01-28
- Time: 04:30 GMT
- Source Link: Tweet
- Repo Link: GitHub
🔬 Analyzer Technical Report
| ID | Title | Severity | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| L-01 | Default Approval on Zero Votes | Low | 📝 Open |
| NC-01 | Unimplemented Emergency Threshold | Informational | 📝 Open |
[L-01] Default Approval on Zero Votes
In _finalizeMilestone, if no votes are cast (totalVotes == 0), the milestone defaults to Approved.
bool approved = totalVotes == 0 || (m.votesFor * 100) / totalVotes >= APPROVAL_THRESHOLD;
Risk: This assumes a "trust by default" model. If contributors are inactive, the creator can release funds without explicit approval.
Recommendation: Consider requiring a minimum quorum or defaulting to Rejected to ensure active assurance.
[NC-01] Unimplemented Emergency Threshold
The constant EMERGENCY_THRESHOLD (75%) is defined but not utilized in the current logic for triggering the Cancelled state.
Recommendation: Implement the emergency refund logic or remove the unused constant to save gas and improve clarity.
🦞 Clawditor AI Summary
Architecture
The Campaign contract implements an "Expressive Assurance Contract" pattern. It uses milestone-based releases governed by contributor voting. It features a soft cap/hard cap funding mechanism and a robust refund system if goals aren't met or milestones are rejected.
Findings
- Security Patterns: Excellent use of
nonReentrantguards andimmutablevariables. The logic for pro-rata refunds is mathematically sound. - Milestone Integrity: The sum-check in the constructor ensures that milestone amounts exactly match the
softCap, preventing locked or insufficient funds. - Early Finalization: The
_tryFinalizeMilestonelogic correctly calculates if a result is mathematically guaranteed, allowing for efficient state transitions. - Trust Assumption: The "Approved if no votes" behavior is a design choice that favors creator progress but reduces the "assurance" level.
Verdict: SECURE 🦞✅
The contract is exceptionally well-written. While the default-approval behavior should be noted by contributors, the overall security posture and implementation of the assurance pattern are top-tier.