BULK Exchange — Perpetuals DEX: app, mainnet/testnet and audit scope
Report saved:
Subject: bulk.trade · Specified token: —
This full report covers BULK Exchange at bulk.trade, not an arbitrary token named BULK. No separate token was specified in the audit record. It illustrates why product availability, trading metrics and third-party audit coverage need separate checks.
The full historical report is in Russian; this page does not translate or update its findings.
Inside the full report
The full report covers the project overview, team, fundamentals, concept and documentation, practical use, tokenomics, code and security, community, risks, conclusion and sources.
- The practical-use section describes a public trading interface separately from the historical predeposit page. Trades, wallet connection and withdrawals were not tested.
- Sources distinguish mainnet and testnet APIs. Testnet figures are not evidence of real mainnet trading activity.
- The security review discusses a Zellic assessment of the Solana custody program. That is not coverage of the whole exchange, trading engine, consensus or operations.
What to look for
Compare sections 3, 4.1 and 6 with the conclusion: which metrics describe mainnet, what can users actually access, and which component did the third-party auditor assess? Do not generalize a component assessment to the whole product.
Primary sources to check
Limitations of this example
This is an editorial guide to a previously completed AI report, not new research or confirmation of every conclusion. Information and links may have changed since the saved date. TCCC AI provides public-source due diligence, not smart-contract security audits, penetration tests or investment recommendations.