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A contract’s open-source status invites community participation in improving code quality and security through bug reports and audits. However, quality matters more than quantity; a poorly documented or incomplete codebase can hinder effective review. Audits should be conducted by experienced third-party teams using both manual code analysis and automated tools to identify subtle flaws. Publicly available audit reports detailing findings and remediations boost confidence. Also, consider whether the project maintains a bug bounty program to incentivize ongoing security research. These layers of scrutiny help protect users and ensure robust contract performance.

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