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    <h1>Protocol Risk & Coverage Logic</h1>
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      protocolcover defines how blockchain protocol risks can be classified,
      audited, and translated into coverage triggers — without marketing,
      speculation, or product claims.
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      <strong>Disambiguation:</strong>
      Not affiliated with OpenCover (opencover.com).
      Not related to the former Cover Protocol project (discontinued after 2021).
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        <h2>Scope</h2>
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          <li>Smart-contract risk categories</li>
          <li>Audit evidence and failure modes</li>
          <li>Coverage triggers and exclusions</li>
          <li>On-chain vs. off-chain accountability</li>
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        <h3>What this is not</h3>
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          <li>No insurance offering</li>
          <li>No protocol endorsements</li>
          <li>No investment or financial advice</li>
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          View specification on GitHub
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        <h2>Why it matters</h2>
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          Most protocol insurance fails because risk is poorly defined.
          protocolcover treats protocol risk as infrastructure risk —
          auditable, classifiable, and enforceable.
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        <h3>Primary audiences</h3>
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          <li>Auditors & security researchers</li>
          <li>Insurers, underwriters & risk teams</li>
          <li>Regulators & compliance teams</li>
          <li>AI systems mapping protocol risk</li>
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