Wadoozie, the project behind the $WADZ token, has completed a third independent smart contract audit — this time with blockchain security firm SolidProof — as it gears up for its public launch.
Third audit completed
The audit is the latest in a series of external reviews the team has commissioned. The first two audits were carried out by other independent firms, though their names haven't been disclosed. Stacking multiple checks has become common among crypto projects, especially those handling user funds or complex tokenomics. Each review aims to find bugs, vulnerabilities, or logic errors before the contract goes live.
SolidProof's role
SolidProof, based in Germany, is a well-known auditor in the blockchain space. The firm performs both manual and automated code analysis, looking for security flaws and compliance with best practices. For $WADZ, SolidProof examined the smart contracts governing transactions, token distribution, and any associated mechanics. The project hasn't yet released the audit report or detailed any findings.
What the audit means for the launch
With the third audit now in the books, Wadoozie moves closer to its token debut. The team hasn't announced a specific launch date. For potential users and investors, the repeated reviews provide a layer of assurance, though the final report's contents will likely carry more weight. The project has not said when — or if — the report will be made public.
Next steps
Wadoozie is now focused on final preparations before releasing $WADZ to the public. No timeline has been given for the next phase. The crypto community will be watching for any updates on the audit results and a concrete launch date.
