Risk Framework

As decentralized, open protocols continue to scale globally, operating across multiple jurisdictions and user contexts introduces new security and risk considerations. Polarise is designed with these realities in mind and adopts a comprehensive, protocol-level approach to risk management across its SocialFi infrastructure.

Beyond external security audits conducted by reputable firms such as PeckShield, Polarise implements an internal risk assessment framework to continuously monitor system behavior, identify abnormal patterns, and mitigate potential abuse or extreme edge cases. This framework is informed by empirical data, on-chain activity analysis, and protocol-specific risk modeling.

Polarise also applies carefully designed risk parameters across its core modules to balance openness with protection. These parameters are used to safeguard users, preserve system integrity, and ensure that interactions remain predictable and resilient as participation scales.

The following documentation outlines the key risk considerations relevant to Polarise’s current platform architecture and explains how the protocol addresses them through design, monitoring, and on-chain safeguards.

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