LEASH v2 Migration Gets Final Security Greenlight - Launch Imminent!

Security audits clear the path for LEASH's major protocol upgrade—migration kicks off within days.

The Final Countdown

After months of testing and scrutiny, LEASH v2 passes its last security audit with flying colors. The upgrade brings enhanced tokenomics, reduced gas fees, and improved staking mechanisms that could finally justify those wild price predictions.

Market Impact

Traders are positioning ahead of the migration, anticipating typical post-upgrade volatility. Previous token migrations have seen anything from 50% pumps to catastrophic dumps—because in crypto, even 'security greenlights' sometimes come with hidden red flags.

Timing is Everything

The team confirms migration tools will deploy within 48 hours, giving holders a narrow window to transition. Those who miss the deadline risk getting stuck with worthless v1 tokens—a classic crypto horror story in the making.

Because nothing says 'financial revolution' like forcing users to manually migrate assets before an arbitrary deadline or lose everything.

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Shiba Inu’s developers have cleared the last hurdle before the launch of LEASH v2, confirming that a full audit of the token and its migration contract has been completed by cybersecurity firm Hexens. The review closes a chapter of uncertainty left by a hidden flaw in the original LEASH contract and sets the migration on course to begin within days.

Key Points

The Rebase Problem Exposed

The need for LEASH v2 began with a buried function in the original contract. Despite claims that its supply was fixed, the code contained a rebase mechanism capable of altering the total number of tokens.

“The prior developer publicly claimed keys were ‘burned’ and that rebasing was ‘permanently disabled,’” lead developer Kaal Dhairya explained in an earlier investigation. “In reality, the contract graph kept a hidden-in-plain-sight control path: pre-authorized orchestrators/proxies still able to trigger rebases under certain conditions.”

The flaw, present since 2020, was eventually exploited, undermining confidence in what was supposed to be a fixed-supply asset.

Related: shiba inu Developer Unveils New LEASH v2 Migration Strategy

Hexens Puts the Code Under the Microscope

To restore confidence, the Shiba Inu development team engaged Hexens, a cybersecurity firm with a track record of audits for projects such as Polygon zkEVM and LayerZero. The firm examined the LEASH v2 token, its migration contract, and the flows designed to handle liquidity providers and bridge users.

“That audit is now complete,” Dhairya said in a blog post Tuesday. “We’ll publish the public artifacts (summary/report links and hashes) alongside mainnet launch materials.”

A Migration Designed to Lock Supply

The redesigned system removes the possibility of new tokens being created. The full LEASH v2 supply has already been minted to a multisignature wallet. During migration, the contract calculates the holder’s entitlement based on a supply ratio, then transfers the corresponding v2 tokens from the multisig as the v1 tokens are locked or burned.

“The migration contract itself cannot mint and holds no V2,” Dhairya wrote.

LEASH v2 is built with OpenZeppelin’s ERC-20 libraries, a widely audited standard. More advanced features, such as privacy layers, may be added later through wrappers, but the base token will remain simple and transparent.

What Holders Can Expect

The rollout will take place in three stages:

The team has advised holders to wait for the official migration portal before taking action.

Related: Shiba Inu Reveals LEASH v2 Token Design: Simple, Secure, Auditable

When Migration Begins — and What to Avoid

With the audit finished, migration is set to begin within days. The developers will publish the audit report, official contract addresses, and portal links alongside the launch. Any tokens left in the multisig after the migration period may be burned, with the final decision left to the DAO.

“There is no presale and no third-party ‘fast track,’” Dhairya cautioned. “Never connect your wallet to unsolicited sites claiming to handle the migration.”

The Hexens audit delivers a critical assurance: LEASH v2 cannot repeat the vulnerabilities of its predecessor. For the Shiba Inu community, this moment is more than a technical fix, it is the passage from damage control to rebuilding confidence in one of the ecosystem’s Core tokens.

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Yona has no crypto positions and does not hold any crypto assets. This article is provided for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice. The Shib Daily is an official media and publication of the Shiba Inu cryptocurrency project. Readers are encouraged to conduct their own research and consult with a qualified financial adviser before making any investment decisions.