CleanSparkSecurity & Transparency
CleanSpark applies strong security practices to Bitcoin mining sites, custody workflows, and the public CLSK token contract.
- Mining: access control, vendor diligence, and operational monitoring at hosted sites
- Custody: segregation of hot vs cold flows and documented treasury procedures
- CLSK token: fixed total supply, no mint functions, liquidity locked, BscScan verification
- Disclosure: security & audit PDF below is regenerated from repo scripts for consistent branding
Smart Contract Audit
Independent audit review
Liquidity Locked
LP tokens locked for stability
Security documentation
Security & audit summary
Extended multi-chapter report (30+ pages) covering engagement scope, mining infrastructure, custody, token controls, findings model, appendices, and continuous monitoring. Regenerate with npm run build:pdfs after editing scripts/generate-cleanspark-pdfs.mjs.
CleanSpark_Security_Audit_Summary.pdf
Multi-page PDF: scroll inside the preview, or use “Open in new tab” if your browser only shows the first page (common in Safari).
If the preview does not load, use Open in new tab or Download PDF. For the latest contract details, always verify on BscScan.
Liquidity Lock Proof
Liquidity provider (LP) tokens are locked to ensure market stability and protect participants. Use the address below on BscScan to verify the lock contract (e.g. PinkLock, Team Finance, Unicrypt).
Setup note: LP_LOCK_ADDRESS currently matches the token contract in code. Replace it in src/lib/constants.ts with your real lock contract address when you have it.
LP lock details are publicly verifiable on the blockchain.