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🟢 Low Severity

🧾 Definition:

  • Low severity findings do not pose any realistic threat to protocol safety or function. They typically represent clean code issues, missed optimizations, or minor UX inconsistencies.

🔐 Key Characteristics:

  • Non-Exploitable: No financial impact or permission leakage, even with malicious intent.
  • Code Quality-Related: Unused variables, redundant modifiers, confusing naming, or minor gas waste.
  • Affects Maintainability: Can lead to long-term tech debt or misunderstandings.
  • No User Impact: Users won’t experience risk or error if left unpatched.
  • Best Practices: Often goes against solidity style guides or audit guidelines.

🚨 Required Response:

  • Fix is Optional, but Encouraged: Improves professionalism and future code safety.
  • Add to Refactor Backlog: Recommended for next version or during audit clean-up.
  • No Disclosure Needed: Doesn’t need to be highlighted unless requested by stakeholders.