Odaily Planet Daily News: The Layer2 network Base launched by Coinbase announced that it has completed internal and external audits. The only thing left of the five mainnet launch standards listed previously is to verify the stability of the testnet. Over the past six months, the Protocol Security team has worked closely with OP Labs to enhance the security of Base and Optimism, including: - Auditing all Optimism pre-deployments and contracts on L1 and L2 to identify vulnerabilities and risks in the technology stack; - Using fuzz testing methods for key components such as L2 bridges and sequencers; - Developing operation manuals for various risk scenarios and certain distress events; - Reviewing and auditing Base's key management settings and contracts. Considerable care has been taken in assessing each role and determining the correct key management configuration, ensuring proper consensus on the use of keys, and developing adequate disaster recovery plans. Base said it has hired more than 100 security researchers through Code4rena's public smart contract audit competition to find and report bugs in any part of the OP Stack, and no major vulnerabilities have been found. It is currently ensuring that appropriate actions are taken for any information or minor issues reported. Earlier on May 25, Base said that some prerequisites need to be completed before the mainnet is launched, including: 1. Successfully complete the Regolith hard fork in the testnet (completed); 2. Successfully conduct an infrastructure review with the OP Labs team (completed); 3. Optimism successfully completes the Bedrock upgrade; 4. Successfully complete internal and external audits without serious problems; 5. Prove the stability of the testnet. Base also mentioned that there will be a "Genesis Window" after the mainnet is released for developers to deploy Dapps on the Base mainnet. Base reminded that there are no plans to issue network tokens. In addition, users can mint "Path to Base Mainnet" commemorative NFTs.