MIMHO – the Meme Coin of the Future
This document defines the official security posture, principles, and disclosure process of the MIMHO Ecosystem.

This file exists to clearly state:

• How security is approached within the MIMHO Ecosystem
• Where detailed security documentation lives
• How vulnerabilities should be reported
• What users and contributors should and should not expect

Security is treated as a continuous process, not a one-time guarantee.

MIMHO follows a security-first and transparency-first approach:

• On-chain verifiability over trust
• Explicit rules over implicit behavior
• Fail-safe over fail-open designs
• Public observability via Events Hub
• Minimal authority and clear governance transitions

No hidden logic. No silent upgrades. No obscured control.

• Registry-First Architecture
  All contracts resolve dependencies via the Registry to avoid hardcoded authority.

• Events Hub (HUD-Ready)
  All critical actions emit standardized, public events.

• DAO Transition Model
  Founder authority exists only before DAO activation.
  After activation, governance is fully DAO-controlled.

• Least Privilege
  Contracts expose only the minimum permissions required to operate.

• Explicit Failure Modes
  Emergency pauses and safeguards are intentional and documented.

Full security documentation is maintained in:

docs: clarify registry dependency resolution Copiar código

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a clear and focused branch
3. Make atomic commits
4. Open a Pull Request with:
   • Clear description
   • Scope and motivation
   • Risks (if any)

Pull Requests may be reviewed slowly by design.

• Contributions do not imply endorsement or acceptance
• All accepted contributions become part of the public record
• Nothing in this repository is financial advice

MIMHO — The Memecoin of the Future
Contributions are welcome. Standards are mandatory.