See Milestone 7, repeated here:  We plan to engage in a thorough security audit via a variety of private and public resources, including hiring a private audit firm and/or registering with public bug bounty systems such as code4rena and codehawks.  While we recognize the importance of independent third party attestations about the safety and quality of our contracts, we are also familiar with the many limitations of auditors, and the potential for “security theater.” Therefore, we also intend to post our testing frameworks and associated results prior to live Aribtrum One mainnet deployment of the final contracts.  We intend to audit this internal testing framework, which we plan to utilize during development to drive feature lock. This audited testing framework will extend the utility and value of the initial audit.  All bugs and features slated for the public production release will be closed by the end of this milestone.  Dexorder anticipates using a combination of public bug bounty systems (such as codehawks and/or code4rena) and a private audit firm to conduct a security audit of the project, and has allocated at least $60k of the requested grant for this purpose.