Post-Deployment Risk Exposure

Post-deployment risk exposure describes the ongoing threats a protocol faces after it has been audited and launched on a mainnet. This includes risks from protocol upgrades, interactions with other evolving smart contracts, and the discovery of zero-day vulnerabilities.

Even if a protocol is secure at launch, the external environment changes constantly. Liquidity providers and users must be aware that security is a continuous process of monitoring and response, not a static state.

Managing this risk requires active governance, circuit breakers, and ongoing bug bounty programs to address issues as they arise.

Short Exposure Strategy
Gamma Exposure and Hedging
Notional Exposure
Rolling Strategy Impact
Inventory Skew Strategies
Synthetic Derivative Minting
Systemic Leverage Exposure
Composable Risk Exposure