Curriculum·J306 Smart Contract Risk for Non-Developers·96 min
A risk rubric
By the end of this lesson you can
- →Score a protocol across the six dimensions this course produces
- →Apply the minimum rule rather than an average, and justify why
- →Identify the gate conditions that disqualify regardless of other scores
- →Convert a rubric result into a position size rather than a verdict
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Sources and review
- https://blockworks.com/news/multichain-founder-family-arrested
- https://www.tradingview.com/news/cointelegraph:47125b808094b:0/
- https://www.theblock.co/amp/linked/119086/compound-bug-comp-risk-misreward
- https://www.merklescience.com/blog/hack-track-analysis-of-ankr-exploit
Confidence high·Volatility low·Reviewed 2026-08-06·Owner unassigned
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The size bands in the worked example are illustrative and depend entirely on a reader's own policy per S207-06. The transferable part is the mapping from a minimum score to a bound, not the specific percentages.
J310-07 applies this rubric to tokenised real world assets, where the dimensions extend to a legal wrapper, an issuer's jurisdiction and a redemption process running on business days. J308-02 owns governance as an attack surface. Both extend this rubric rather than replacing it.