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- Replaced old FuzzingAnalysis.s.sol with improved RecordedFuzzingAnalysis - Old fuzzing used trades too small (0.1-100% of remaining balance) to reach discovery - New system uses larger trades (50-200 ETH) that successfully find invariants - run-fuzzing.sh now redirects to run-recorded-fuzzing.sh for backward compatibility - Added position CSV generation for profitable scenarios to support visualizer - Visualizer automatically launches when invariants are found - Removed unnecessary debugCSV complexity The old fuzzing couldn't find invariants because trades got progressively smaller (often <1 ETH after a few iterations) and couldn't move price the 3,690 ticks needed to reach the discovery position. The new system maintains large trade sizes throughout the scenario, successfully finding profitable exploits. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#!/bin/bash
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# This script now uses the improved recorded fuzzing system
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# The old FuzzingAnalysis.s.sol has been replaced with RecordedFuzzingAnalysis.s.sol
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# which uses larger trades that can actually reach the discovery position
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echo "Note: run-fuzzing.sh now uses the improved fuzzing with recording capabilities"
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echo "Redirecting to run-recorded-fuzzing.sh..."
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echo ""
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# Pass all arguments to the new script
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exec ./analysis/run-recorded-fuzzing.sh "$@" |