low SHARE_COUNT_MISREAD_RISK
TER: reading balanceOf() as shares understates by 0.0647% (multiplier 1.000647858x)
Who carries the exposure
Any integrator that presents TER balanceOf() as a share count. The contract itself is behaving as ERC-8056 specifies and is not at fault.
The contract named above is what was READ. Naming it is not an accusation against it: a Stock Token that moves uiMultiplier() is doing what ERC-8056 specifies.
TER reports uiMultiplier() = 1000647857966979018 (1.000647858), which is CORRECT AND SPEC-COMPLIANT behaviour under ERC-8056 — this finding is not a defect in the token contract. It records the exposure carried by a caller that reads balanceOf() as shares. Under ERC-8056 a corporate action moves the multiplier rather than balances, so balanceOf() returns tokens and share-equivalents = balance * uiMultiplier() / 1e18. A surface presenting the raw balance as a share count understates it by 0.0647% (the true count is 1.0006x the raw balance). Token value computed as balance * Chainlink feed price is unaffected, because the feed is already multiplier-adjusted.
Impact
0.0647%
totalSupply raw 28.3937 tokens vs 28.4121 share-equivalents (delta 0.0184). Presenting the raw balance as a share count understates by 0.0647%; equivalently the true count is 1.0006x the raw.
Evidence — 2/2 citations re-fetched and byte-compared
uiMultiplier() == 1000647857966979018
0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000de303ecd76097ca
totalSupply() == 28393714900000000000
0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000018a0abd43e4374800
Right of reply
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