Steer Protocol, a leader in decentralized liquidity infrastructure, is pleased to announce the successful completion of a comprehensive smart contract audit conducted by Hashlock. The audit focused on a recent upgrade to Steer’s Smart Pools, which introduces support for options liquidity management.
The new vault upgrade enables automated, actively managed options liquidity provisioning on Stryke, a decentralized options trading platform. By leveraging sophisticated liquidity strategies, Steer aims to improve capital efficiency and unlock new yield opportunities for users participating in the options market.
Hashlock, a leading Web3 security firm, performed a rigorous line-by-line review of the smart contracts, identifying no critical vulnerabilities and confirming adherence to best practices. The audit concluded with a positive security assessment, validating the robustness and reliability of Steer’s architecture.
The audited vaults will soon go live on Steer Protocol and Stryke, offering users fully automated options liquidity strategies — and expanding the utility of Steer’s Smart Pools. This milestone underscores Steer’s commitment to delivering secure, scalable infrastructure for the next generation of DeFi users.
About Steer Protocol
Steer Protocol is a decentralized platform providing advanced liquidity management infrastructure for DeFi. Through automated strategies, cross-chain deployments, and modular smart contracts, Steer enables protocols, DAOs, and users to optimize yield and manage risk with minimal overhead.
About Hashlock
Hashlock is a Web3 security firm specializing in smart contract audits and blockchain cybersecurity. With a mission to secure the decentralized future, Hashlock provides comprehensive audit and advisory services to top-tier blockchain projects and protocols.
Media Contact:
Derek Barrera
CEO/Founder
Steer Protocol
Email: [email protected]
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