Security scores are useful, but they are not the full picture.
@TermMax has a 93% DeFiSafety Process Quality Review (PQR) score, well above the 70% PASS threshold.
TermMax also documents timelock protection and multiple testing methods, including unit, integration, fuzzing, mutation, and end-to-end testing.
That is a positive sign for its development and security processes.
But a 93% PQR score does not mean the protocol is risk-free.
Smart contract vulnerabilities, oracle failures, and volatile market conditions can still create risks.
So I see the 93% as a strong process-quality signal, not a guarantee that user capital is safe.
That distinction matters.
#TermMax
@TermMax has a 93% DeFiSafety Process Quality Review (PQR) score, well above the 70% PASS threshold.
TermMax also documents timelock protection and multiple testing methods, including unit, integration, fuzzing, mutation, and end-to-end testing.
That is a positive sign for its development and security processes.
But a 93% PQR score does not mean the protocol is risk-free.
Smart contract vulnerabilities, oracle failures, and volatile market conditions can still create risks.
So I see the 93% as a strong process-quality signal, not a guarantee that user capital is safe.
That distinction matters.
#TermMax