# The Wildcat Protocol

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## Hi there.

Welcome to the Wildcat protocol documentation.

We recognise that a protocol Gitbook is - as a rule - read by three distinct categories of people:

* *Potential users and researchers* working out if something is actually useful,
* *Security auditors* working out if something is actually broken, and
* *Lawyers and regulators* working out if something is actually legal.

With that in mind, we'll keep this high-level page brief.

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## Users/Researchers

You might as well start at the beginning.

{% content-ref url="overview/introduction" %}
[introduction](https://docs.wildcat.finance/overview/introduction)
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## Auditors/Developers

Contract deployments, gas profiles etc can be found under the following section:

{% content-ref url="technical-overview" %}
[technical-overview](https://docs.wildcat.finance/technical-overview)
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More specifically, if you're taking part in an audit or validating a potential bug, please refer to:

{% content-ref url="technical-overview/security-developer-dives" %}
[security-developer-dives](https://docs.wildcat.finance/technical-overview/security-developer-dives)
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If you're interested in reading about our on-chain protection or previous security reviews:

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[security-measures](https://docs.wildcat.finance/security-measures)
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## Lawyers/Regulators:

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[legal](https://docs.wildcat.finance/legal)
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Beyond that, the documentation is yours to enjoy (or not) at your leisure. <br>

Hic sunt dragones.


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