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# Appendix C Security Incidents and Operational Continuity Disclosures

The security module, risk engine and oracle layer cover the full market lifecycle. In the event of a material anomaly that may affect market fairness, settlement integrity or user fund security, the protocol may restrict new positions, pause trading in particular markets, postpone settlement, or initiate manual and governance review under preset rules. These measures aim to reduce the impact of anomalies; they do not guarantee against user losses or guarantee market prices or trading continuity.

| **Operational stage**   | **Handling and disclosure principles**                                                                                                                                                                                   |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Detection and isolation | After detecting abnormal orders, abnormal positions, data source failures, contract anomalies or security incidents, apply necessary restrictions according to the scope of impact.                                      |
| Status reporting        | Where feasible, explain affected markets, current status, known impact, applicable rules and arrangements for the next status update.                                                                                    |
| Review and recovery     | Review based on existing market rules, outcome source priorities, on-chain records and security assessments; complete necessary checks before resuming trading or settlement.                                            |
| Post-incident records   | Retain the handling process, relevant rule basis, final status and publicly available technical or governance records for material incidents.                                                                            |
| Permissions and changes | Continue using multisignature controls, timelocks, tiered authorization or other appropriate controls for privileged operations involving core funds, contract upgrades, risk parameter adjustments or emergency pauses. |