Protocol integrates a liquidation mechanism; however, this is not done in a commit-reveal pattern which then leaves this approach to be able to be stolen by a third party. Normally, this could be via a classic front run, however, since the chains protocol is going to deploy in is optimistic L2 chains then this leaves protocol more to bug ideas like the liquidations being stolen during a re-org or sequencer downtime or even front-rins on slower sequencer ingestion chains.
Rewards from liquidations would be stolen from honest users/liquidators.
Consider integrating a commit-reveal scheme.
