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New Post has been published on https://cryptomoonity.com/iagons-token-sale-has-concluded/

IAGON’s Token Sale has Concluded

Post-Sale Community Information

This previous Friday, October 5th, 2018 marked the conclusion of IAGON’s Main token sale, which proved to be quite the success, as our dedicated community members and investors continued to drive productivity through their belief in our team and IAGON’s revolutionary platform.

Now that the sale has come to an end, our team is shifting into post-token sale activities and we have been inundated with questions from our community members in reference to what our next steps will be moving forward, including, what exactly is going to happen with the remaining, unsold tokens.

As previously mentioned in an article published back in August, we will be moving forward with the distribution of all of the remaining unsold tokens, to current token holders over the course of the next two years, however, these disbursements will exclude: advisors, partners, affiliates, bounty hunters, and airdrop participants.

During the timeframe allotted for the distribution of additional tokens, IAGON will be connecting the distribution of tokens to various, significant milestone achievements, enabling token holders to receive their bonuses in a manner that correlates with IAGON’s successful completion of the corresponding milestone, effectively re-benchmarking* the token quantity in any given token holders wallet.

*Note: Token holder will not get the benchmark for the first day of distribution (after purchase).

IAGON After Token Sale Strategy

Following the completion of IAGON’s Main Sale, we will be moving forward with the distribution of the remaining, unsold tokens for token sale participants, over the course of a 2-year period. During this time, all qualified participants will receive the allotted token distribution once correlating milestones have been achieved, with the disbursements growing in size as greater milestones are achieved.

It is important to note, however, that should any ICO participant sell their purchased tokens, or tokens received through our Post-Sale distribution, they will forfeit any future token distributions that may have been available to them.

In addition, IAGON will be holding a Price Management competition for all token holders in which all points earned will be allotted to specific community members based upon a few specific factors. The elements that are taken into consideration when disbursing points to token holders, include, but aren’t limited to: who buys the most IAG tokens, buying a frequency of larger amounts, hold amount, hold time, and more. On the other hand, the people that sell their ICO tokens (move them to an exchange), will be removed from the competition as a whole.

The point based competition will look at the total number of points earned by a token holder within that period, with prizes being distributed every four months and, although the rewards and further competition details will not be announced until a later date, they are meant to incentivise the community, encouraging the holding and/or purchasing of additional IAGON tokens, thus making the community members the actual market makers.

Wallet Change Requests

There have also been inquiries about adding and/or switching the wallet that is linked to your account. In the event that you would like to make a change to your wallet address, you will be able to do so as long as it is a non-exchange wallet.

This feature is ideal for those who chose to store their tokens on another device, such as a cold storage device, and is ONLY available upon approval from IAGON’s support team, following the receipt and consideration of your written request. The required, written request should be sent to [email protected].

As we come closer to the end of the Main Token Sale, additional clarity will be delivered to our loyal community members, though we hope that this article acts to place your minds at ease as to what steps are to follow the completion of IAGON’s main sale.

For more information and to see what else is going on @ IAGON, please follow us at the social media links below, or head over to the IAGON Website!

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CEO Update

CEO’s Latest Updates

Dear Friends of Look Lateral,

The second quarter of 2018 is proving to be very positive for Look Lateral, with many important decisions being made. I am excited to share them with you.

ICO date and jurisdiction

We expect the Look Lateral ICO to take place in September 2018, and we are moving jurisdiction for the ICO to Switzerland. The exact date will be announced when we have greater insight into exactly how long this change in jurisdiction will take Switzerland has a very strong reputation in the international financial world, and our priority is to build a long-sustainable business. Currently FINMA, the Swiss equivalent of the SEC in the US, is the only national regulator providing enough clarity in their rules and regulations to allow Look Lateral sufficiently confidence to issue the LOOK Utility Token. At this time, Switzerland is the only jurisdiction where Look Lateral can receive actual regulatory approval for its ICO.

The regulatory environment has been changing quickly and significantly over the past few months, and we believed it was best for us to first make sure we fully understood what the best solution would be for the company, ICO participants, and platform users before publishing our activities. Additionally, as part of our process of determining the best jurisdiction, we have been speaking with regulators from those different jurisdictions and have respected the sensitivity of those discussions. We have chosen to wait until we had sufficient clarity and certainty on our choice of jurisdiction. Today, we do.

We look forward to sharing more details about our ICO with all of you in the next couple of weeks. As a reminder to those who participated in our pre-sale, SEE will be converted to LOOK Utility Tokens after they’ve been minted and released in the public ICO. While the SEE conversion will be allocated in the beginning of the ICO, the LOOK will be released to SEE holders at the end of the ICO — at the same time all other LOOK are released to all ICO participants.

Corporate Focus

Our team has been busy at work during the months following the January pre-sale. Our team has used the funds in the pre-sale to execute our corporate growth plans in the following areas: technology development, market validation and partner development. As I mentioned in my last writing, we’ve been working hard on platform and backend development with our partners Dragonchain and Ramp. This process is certainly bearing fruit, and we anticipate sharing some significant technology updates shortly. We also continue to receive positive market validation from new partners both close to home (Italy) and abroad (South East Asia). Whether it’s a trip down the road or a across the world, the face-to-face meetings we’ve been having with important galleries, art industry participants, and other potential partners have been critical to meet our goals of democratizing access to art.

Separately, and very shortly, we will be releasing our updated Roadmap. This will include greater detail on how we’ve come to where we are today and where we are going. Please look out for that both here on Medium and on our website www.looklateral.io.

As always, please continue to follow our website, subscribe to our newsletter, or follow us on our social channels. You can receive ICO related updates as they are released here on Medium, and on our Telegram channel.

With my heartfelt thanks,

Look Lateral Founder & CEO

Look Lateral Inc. is an art and technology services startup, founded in Mantova, Italy and headquartered in Seattle. Our overall mission is to open up how art is identified, priced, bought and sold on a blockchain-based art provenance and trading platform accessible to all.

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New Post has been published on https://cryptomoonity.com/wibson-smart-contract-audit/

Wibson Smart Contract Audit

Wibson engaged New Alchemy to audit the Wibson smart contracts. The smart contracts implement functionality related to scheduling distribution of WIB tokens.

The engagement was technical in nature and focused on identifying security flaws in the design and implementation of the contracts, finding differences between the contracts’ implementation and their behavior as described in public documentation, and finding any other issues with the contracts that may impact their trustworthiness. Wibson provided New Alchemy with access to the relevant source code and whitepapers.

The audit was performed over two days. This document describes the issues discovered in the audit.

UPDATE: Following delivery of this final version of the Wibson Smart Contract Security Audit Report, New Alchemy was asked to amend the report to address necessary changes to token name and contracts. Wibson Legal Counsel determined that the Token name would need to change. New Alchemy was informed of and confirmed that the only modifications were to the token contract name and the string token name.

**The new commit is: ** https://github.com/wibsonorg/tokens-distribution/tree/

Commit: 46eec4fb8ea32b573a3b00fa3a17dcc574808e56

The token was renamed the following way:

Name of the Token: WIBSON

Symbol: WIB

Name of the smart contract: WIBToken

The decimal positions remain to be 9.

Note: The initial version of this document was provided to Wibson who then made various changes to their smart contract source code based upon New Alchemy’s findings. This document now consists of the original and unchanged, other than typos and an updated inheritance chart, audit report (v1.0) overlaid with re-test results (v2.2). Re-test results are reflected in each issue title as ‘Fixed’, ‘Partially Fixed’, ‘Not Fixed’ or ‘Informational’. Supporting re-test commentary is attached to a bolded ‘Re-test v2.1:’ prefix and placed at the end of the relevant section. The bulk of the re-test content relates to an examination of individual issues, along with brief comments in the executive summary and files audited sections. All figures are from the initial version of the document.

The two smart contracts consisted of two source files, 53 passing tests and documentation. The contracts implement token vesting functionality. Overall they demonstrated use of established libraries, testing methods, and standard practices.

The audit identified issues with impacts ranging from moderate to very minor. The more significant findings involve

Use of an outdated OpenZeppelin library.

While the test cases were not in scope, they were helpful to explore and confirm issues. The whitepaper and README.mdwere considered the primary documentation for intended functionality. A majority of the code was standard and copied from widely-used and reviewed contracts.

Re-test v2.1: New Alchemy has discussed the prior audit results with Wibson, advised on efficient and effective mitigation approaches, and inspected the resulting smart contract code provided for re-testing. New Alchemy has concluded:

All issues have been addressed and the associated risks effectively mitigated.

Files Audited

The code reviewed by New Alchemy is in the GitHub repository https://github.com/wibsonorg/tokens-distribution at commit hash 98721c8fafd82d710d65fcb4b289a2f67790da9c.

The specific files making up the complete deployed package include the following:

Migrations.sol 29b7c1545eb35d96463fc04f4120cdb577446f7a TokenTimelockPool.sol 24ac32b6aa95b4979b74cf970f352bb3c372fb5e TokenVestingPool.sol c647a4e6b656a1705fbb71629f74604d4c8bba8b

https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-solidity/tree/1.11.0

contracts/math/SafeMath.sol 4b468f2d4ff3ff732c5618740319113bc3505828 contracts/ownership/Ownable.sol 2e3d8382f7f1d9872a263a980ecbb577b745123a contracts/token/ERC20/ERC20Basic.sol 628c5212045740a0ba1f416934768bd6878e3cf6 contracts/token/ERC20/TokenTimelock.sol e9446a9620550d998b59f98e0f57567cd1cd0890 contracts/token/ERC20/TokenVesting.sol 6283df769d3a64c347d2043b7084b620dd92badb

Re-test v2.1: The revised contracts after the initial report was delivered are in commit a19173c9f5c98c601ad94a531e48e0b2668c645a.

New Alchemy’s audit was additionally guided by Tokens.Distribution.for.Launch.pdf, shasum cbcba511a863aef4b560ccb67fea3628e017cc25.

General Discussion

The Wibson contracts primary function is to distribute tokens among beneficiaries using lock-up and vesting mechanisms using the standard OpenZeppelin contracts TokenTimelock and TokenVesting.

The contracts use OpenZeppelin’s SafeMath which defines functions for safe math operations that will throw errors in the cases of integer overflow or underflows, OpenZeppelin’s SafeERC20, and OpenZeppelin’s Ownable modifier.

The repository contained 53 truffle-based tests that ran and passed out of the box without requiring modifications. While New Alchemy generally utilizes the test cases to aid in inspecting and understanding the smart contract source code, they are outside of the primary security scope of the audit. Nonetheless, a large number of passing test cases is an excellent leading indicator of good quality.

Contract Inheritance Diagram

Critical Issues

No critical issues were found.

Moderate Issues

A. Fixed: Outdated Dependencies

Re-test results: Wibson updated the OpenZeppelin dependency to 1.12.0.

Utilizing third-party, standardized, battle-tested components provides significant benefits in contract security. These components have a known track record and are generally carefully inspected by many people, well tested and quickly patched when vulnerabilities arise. However, many of these benefits are lost when dependencies become outdated or disconnected from their original source.

The package.json file present in the GitHub repository specifically includes the following dependency references:

"openzeppelin-solidity": "1.10.0",

Openzeppelin-solidity should be upgraded to 1.12.0 as follows:

"openzeppelin-solidity": "1.12.0",

Minor Issues

B. Fixed: State-changing functions do not emit events.

Re-test results: Wibson added events to all 3 cases.

The common security mantra of “deter, detect, delay and respond” provides a useful mental model for consideration during smart contract development. The ‘detect’ and ‘respond’ aspects are very dependent upon logging and auditing functionality. For these reasons, New Alchemy recommends emitting events whenever significant state-changing functionality is invoked (and further differentiating between success and failure) so auditing can be performed without a difficult direct inspection of the blockchain.

C. Fixed: Lack of Two-phase Ownership Transfer

Re-test results: Wibson now inherits the Claimable OpenZeppelin contract where appropriate.

In contracts that inherit the common Ownable contract from the OpenZeppelin project, a contract has a single owner. That owner can unilaterally transfer ownership to a different address. However, if the owner of a contract makes a mistake in entering the address of an intended new owner, then the contract can become irrecoverably unowned. This is analogous to the well-known “Locked Ether” scenario resulting in several million US dollars (over 7000 Ether) irretrievably locked at address 0x0.

In order to prevent this high-impact scenario, New Alchemy recommends implementing a two-phase ownership transfer. In this model, the original owner designates a new owner but does not actually transfer ownership. The new owner then accepts ownership and completes the transfer. This can be implemented as follows:

contract Ownable address public owner; address public newOwner

event OwnershipTransferred(address indexed oldOwner, address indexed newOwner);

function Ownable() public owner = msg.sender; newOwner = address(0);

modifier onlyOwner() require(msg.sender == owner); _;

function transferOwnership(address _newOwner) public onlyOwner require(address(0) != _newOwner); newOwner = _newOwner;

function acceptOwnership() public require(msg.sender == newOwner); OwnershipTransferred(owner, msg.sender); owner = msg.sender; newOwner = address(0);

Smart Contract ABI Reference

This section provides the fully-elaborated application binary interface (ABI) for the primary contracts as seen at runtime. The ABI defines how the contracts may be interacted with while running inside the EVM. The tables make for very easy inspection of top-level specifics including:

The definitive reference of all exposed functions

Correct input and output function signatures

Presence of constructors and fallbacks as expected

Correct state mutability (pure, view, nonpayable, payable)

Extraneous functions which should be private

contracts/TokenTimelockPool.sol ABI Reference

contracts/TokenVestingPool.sol ABI Reference

Line by line comments

This section lists comments on design decisions and code quality made by New Alchemy during the review. They are not known to represent security flaws.

A. Use of now

contracts/TokenTimelockPool.sol Lines 63, 93, 129

Solidity coding style convention prefers the explicit use of block.timestamp over its alias of now to more clearly reflect the dependence upon block mining. Also, note that this value can be manipulated by the block miner by approximately 30 seconds. It does not appear that fundamental contract integrity is dependent upon precise timestamps, but this vulnerability should be kept in mind as the code evolves.

B. Fixed: Emit events when changing state

Re-test results: Wibson now emits events in all 3 cases.

contracts/TokenTimelockPool.sol Lines 86, 127

contracts/TokenVestingPool.sol Line 95

State changing functions should emit events.

Disclaimer

The audit makes no statements or warranties about utility of the code, safety of the code, compiler or tools stability, suitability of the business model, regulatory regime for the business model, or any other statements about fitness of the contracts to purpose, or their bug-free status. The audit documentation is for discussion purposes only.

New Alchemy is a leading blockchain strategy and technology group specializing in tokenized solutions for the most innovative companies worldwide. New Alchemy’s Blockchain Security division is a highly trusted name that has assisted clients in securely raising over $500m through custom-tailored solutions, smart contract audits and comprehensive security strategy. Get in touch with us at [email protected]

Wibson Smart Contract Audit was originally published in New Alchemy on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

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New Post has been published on https://cryptomoonity.com/wibson-smart-contract-audit/

Wibson Smart Contract Audit

Wibson engaged New Alchemy to audit the Wibson smart contracts. The smart contracts implement functionality related to scheduling distribution of WIB tokens.

The audit was performed over two days. This document describes the issues discovered in the audit.

**The new commit is: ** https://github.com/wibsonorg/tokens-distribution/tree/

Commit: 46eec4fb8ea32b573a3b00fa3a17dcc574808e56

The token was renamed the following way:

Name of the Token: WIBSON

Symbol: WIB

Name of the smart contract: WIBToken

The decimal positions remain to be 9.

The audit identified issues with impacts ranging from moderate to very minor. The more significant findings involve

Use of an outdated OpenZeppelin library.

All issues have been addressed and the associated risks effectively mitigated.

Files Audited

The code reviewed by New Alchemy is in the GitHub repository https://github.com/wibsonorg/tokens-distribution at commit hash 98721c8fafd82d710d65fcb4b289a2f67790da9c.

The specific files making up the complete deployed package include the following:

Migrations.sol 29b7c1545eb35d96463fc04f4120cdb577446f7a TokenTimelockPool.sol 24ac32b6aa95b4979b74cf970f352bb3c372fb5e TokenVestingPool.sol c647a4e6b656a1705fbb71629f74604d4c8bba8b

https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-solidity/tree/1.11.0

Re-test v2.1: The revised contracts after the initial report was delivered are in commit a19173c9f5c98c601ad94a531e48e0b2668c645a.

New Alchemy’s audit was additionally guided by Tokens.Distribution.for.Launch.pdf, shasum cbcba511a863aef4b560ccb67fea3628e017cc25.

General Discussion

The Wibson contracts primary function is to distribute tokens among beneficiaries using lock-up and vesting mechanisms using the standard OpenZeppelin contracts TokenTimelock and TokenVesting.

Contract Inheritance Diagram

Critical Issues

No critical issues were found.

Moderate Issues

A. Fixed: Outdated Dependencies

Re-test results: Wibson updated the OpenZeppelin dependency to 1.12.0.

The package.json file present in the GitHub repository specifically includes the following dependency references:

"openzeppelin-solidity": "1.10.0",

Openzeppelin-solidity should be upgraded to 1.12.0 as follows:

"openzeppelin-solidity": "1.12.0",

Minor Issues

B. Fixed: State-changing functions do not emit events.

Re-test results: Wibson added events to all 3 cases.

C. Fixed: Lack of Two-phase Ownership Transfer

Re-test results: Wibson now inherits the Claimable OpenZeppelin contract where appropriate.

contract Ownable address public owner; address public newOwner

event OwnershipTransferred(address indexed oldOwner, address indexed newOwner);

function Ownable() public owner = msg.sender; newOwner = address(0);

modifier onlyOwner() require(msg.sender == owner); _;

function transferOwnership(address _newOwner) public onlyOwner require(address(0) != _newOwner); newOwner = _newOwner;

function acceptOwnership() public require(msg.sender == newOwner); OwnershipTransferred(owner, msg.sender); owner = msg.sender; newOwner = address(0);

Smart Contract ABI Reference

The definitive reference of all exposed functions

Correct input and output function signatures

Presence of constructors and fallbacks as expected

Correct state mutability (pure, view, nonpayable, payable)

Extraneous functions which should be private

contracts/TokenTimelockPool.sol ABI Reference

contracts/TokenVestingPool.sol ABI Reference

Line by line comments

This section lists comments on design decisions and code quality made by New Alchemy during the review. They are not known to represent security flaws.

A. Use of now

contracts/TokenTimelockPool.sol Lines 63, 93, 129

B. Fixed: Emit events when changing state

Re-test results: Wibson now emits events in all 3 cases.

contracts/TokenTimelockPool.sol Lines 86, 127

contracts/TokenVestingPool.sol Line 95

State changing functions should emit events.

Disclaimer

Wibson Smart Contract Audit was originally published in New Alchemy on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

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