The critical path to launch includes the Sherlock audit concluding on Aug. 28, followed by a week for a competition judging review.
The Halborn audit has been extended to nine weeks (originally estimated at 5.5 weeks) for formal verification.
With these audit timelines in mind, the Autopilot launch is scheduled for the end of October or early November.
Testnet deployment of contracts and UI is currently in progress, with an official announcement to follow on the launch of a public testnet.
Community feedback has been obtained through interviews to gather insights into the new dApp user interface.
Auditors are prepared and waiting to receive the strategy contracts, which are the final pieces required to be audited.
Discussions at EthCC included collaborations with LST providers such as StakeWise, Stader, and Gravita.
These protocols are particularly interested in using the DAO Liquidity Management Pools exclusively via their own respective liquidity pools – i.e., custom-made LMPs developed to overlap with collateral types supported in their pools.
Due to Curve's recent exposure to a Vyper vulnerability, liquidity was pulled from Curve pools. No funds were affected; however, accTOKE yield was affected. An APR increase is anticipated as assets are redeployed and rebalanced upon the launch of v2.
Tokemak was invited to join the StakeWise and BlockSwap liquidity council, paving the way for potential collaboration and sharing research into LSTs and liquidity.
Autopilot is adaptive to market fluctuations and swap costs, and Ahuja will soon provide an in-depth breakdown of the system's dynamic rebalancing.
Tokemak’s new UI will enable swap-on-deposit, migration from v1, and display of detailed analytics regarding asset flow into LMPs.
accTOKE will continue to be the primary method for sharing revenue, but this may change as a new model is developed.
