Finding Disposition
Public finding status shown on the CertiK profile.
7 All Findings
3 Informational
CertiK Security Assessment
AetheriumX has completed a CertiK Security Assessment covering the AetheriumXDCIP core contract and XToken voucher contracts. The review supports AetheriumX’s long-term approach to transparent, verifiable, and security-conscious Web3 infrastructure.
Audit Intelligence
The information below translates the published audit record and AetheriumX’s audit interpretation into a clean, visual format for users, partners, and community leaders.
Public finding status shown on the CertiK profile.
Public centralization categories shown on CertiK.
The public audit record lists Manual Review and Static Analysis as the assessment methods, with AetheriumXDCIP.sol and XToken.sol shown as the audited files.
Audit Timeline
The audit request was recorded on CertiK’s public project profile.
The public timeline shows a revision milestone on the same delivery date.
The latest public audit was delivered and made available through CertiK Skynet.
Audited Files / SHA256
| File | SHA256 | Role |
|---|---|---|
AetheriumXDCIP.sol |
71B...C92 | Core Contract Logic |
XToken.sol |
81A...056 | Voucher Contract Logic |
Security Architecture
AetheriumX’s security posture is not built around a single badge. It combines audited contract logic, privilege reduction, voucher disclosure, redemption transparency, and public verification paths.
Privilege Reduction
For AetheriumX, the strongest interpretation is not only that the final severity table shows no Critical, Major, Medium, or Minor findings. The more structural point is that owner-controlled paths inside the audited contracts have been reduced after deployment configuration.
Renounced
Owner-level administrative control for the audited core and voucher contracts has been relinquished after setup.
Disabled
Owner-based minting of XToken vouchers is no longer available after ownership renouncement.
Disabled
Owner-only rescue-based movement of key assets is no longer available in the renounced audited contracts.
Configured
Voucher-to-underlying asset mapping is intended to remain stable after initialization and owner renouncement.
Report Interpretation
The following interpretation converts the main audit discussion points into plain English while keeping the public message precise and risk-aware.
XToken supply is minted at deployment and transferred into an institutional custody framework. Relevant custody and transfer records should remain available for public verification where applicable.
These items focus on sensitive owner-only privileges. After ownership renouncement, those owner privileges are no longer available for minting, mapping changes, or rescue-based asset movement.
Voucher redemption includes a fixed fee. Under a 6% fee rule, redeeming 100 units of a corresponding XToken results in 94 units of the underlying asset being sent to the user.
The supply() function supports DCIP liquidity and settlement operations. Direct calls do not automatically create XToken vouchers or DApp staking records.
Each XToken voucher must be configured with decimals aligned to its corresponding underlying asset to preserve one-to-one raw-unit redemption logic.
AetheriumX will continue improving public disclosures around contract addresses, ownership renouncement transactions, voucher mappings, custody records, and decimals alignment.
Visual Mechanics
The following example illustrates the redemption fee logic in a format that is easier for visitors to understand at a glance.
User initiates redemption using the corresponding voucher token amount.
The voucher amount is consumed according to the contract and redemption rules.
The fee portion remains within the DCIP settlement framework as retained liquidity.
The user receives the net redemption amount after the applicable fee is deducted.
Verification Center
AetheriumX encourages users to review public records directly. The contract links below are included to support transparency and make independent verification easier.
Recommended Public Interpretation
AetheriumX completed a CertiK Security Assessment. Within the audited scope, the final report shows no Critical, Major, Medium, or Minor findings. Owner roles for the audited AetheriumXDCIP core and XToken voucher contracts have been renounced, disabling sensitive owner-only operations such as mint and rescueToken.
Important Scope Notice