6 months with exolane my genuine security thoughts as a former smart contract auditor

So, I used to be with a mid-tier audit firm (not gonna name it) and I picked up this habit of reading contracts before putting in any funds. When I started using exolane about half a year ago, I actually looked through their audit reports and checked out the controller plus market factory code on arbiscan. A few things jumped out at me: 1) the overall architecture is pretty straightforward, which is a good thing less code means fewer bugs. 2) their keeper system does a solid job of separating tasks oracle, settlement, liquidation, and orders all operate independently, so if one messes up, it doesn't bring the whole thing down. 3) they've got multiple audits from various firms, which shows they’re serious about catching different types of bugs. I've had over $15k in collateral moving through the protocol across a ton of trades and never run into a settlement issue or anything unexpected. The positions have always matched what the UI shows. Sure, no protocol is totally foolproof, but exolane is one of the few dexes where I'm cool with keeping a position open for days without feeling the need to check it constantly. Just sharing my experience not financial advice.