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##Summary

Intuition V2 Smart Contracts is a comprehensive smart contract system for the Intuition protocol, built with Foundry. Here's what it contains:

###Core Purpose

The repository implements the smart contracts for Intuition V2 - a blockchain protocol that appears to involve trustless infrastructure, bonding curves, token emissions, and reward mechanisms.

###Key Components

1. Vault System

   • MultiVault.sol - Main vault contract
   • MultiVaultCore.sol - Core vault functionality
   • MultiVaultMigrationMode.sol - Migration support

2. Bonding Curves

   • ProgressiveCurve.sol & OffsetProgressiveCurve.sol - Dynamic curve implementations
   • LinearCurve.sol - Linear bonding curve
   • BondingCurveRegistry.sol - Registry for managing curves
   • TrustBonding.sol - Token bonding mechanism

3. Emissions System

   • BaseEmissionsController.sol & SatelliteEmissionsController.sol - Cross-chain emissions
   • CoreEmissionsController.sol - Core emissions logic
   • TrustBonding.sol - Trust token locking for emissions

4. Wallet System

   • AtomWallet.sol & AtomWalletFactory.sol - User wallet contracts
   • AtomWarden.sol - Wallet management

5. Tokens

   • Trust.sol - Main protocol token
   • WrappedTrust.sol - Wrapped version
   • TrustToken.sol (legacy)

###Infrastructure

• Built with Foundry (Solidity smart contract toolkit)
• Uses OpenZeppelin contracts for standard functionality
• Includes comprehensive testing suite in /tests
• Deployment scripts in /script with support for testnet deployments
• Two audit reports included

###Recent History

There's a POST-MORTEM.md documenting a critical VotingEscrow underflow vulnerability (found in TrustBonding) that was discovered and fixed via PR #126. The vulnerability prevented reward claims after epoch boundaries due to an arithmetic underflow in historical supply calculations.

###Development Setup

• Solidity version: 0.8.29 with Cancun EVM
• Testing: Forge test framework
• Code quality: Prettier, Solhint linting, coverage reporting
• Package manager: Bun (with Foundry submodules)