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# SECURITY ARCHITECTURE

Security is not a feature.

Security is the foundation.

Titano should implement multiple security layers.

#### Smart Contract Audits

Independent audits before mainnet deployment.

#### Formal Verification

Critical financial functions should be considered for formal verification.

#### Bug Bounty

A permanent vulnerability disclosure program.

#### Multisig

Administrative privileges protected by multisignature wallets.

#### Timelocks

Non-emergency upgrades subject to public time delays.

#### Emergency Pause

Critical contracts should include carefully scoped emergency controls.

#### Oracle Protection

Multiple price sources and deviation checks.

#### Withdrawal Controls

Vaults should enforce strategy-specific withdrawal rules.

Ethereum's development documentation explicitly emphasizes smart-contract security, verification, deployment and composability as core parts of Ethereum application development.


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