Flash Loan Attack Vector Analysis: Gauntlet

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Flash Loan Attack Vector Analysis: Gauntlet Target Protocol: Gauntlet (TVL: $1628.6M) Flash‑Loan Attack Vector Analysis – Gauntlet Protocol: Gauntlet (TVL ≈ $1.63 B across Ethereum & L2s) Date: 4 Oct 2026 Prepared by: Senior DeFi Security Researcher – Smart‑Contract Audit Team Gauntlet is a strategic‑simulation and risk‑management platform that supplies on‑chain data, capital‑allocation recommendations, and automated execution for large‑scale DeFi investors. Its core value proposition is the ability to run “what‑if” simulations using real‑time market data and then execute multi‑step, multi‑pro

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