diff --git a/execution.md b/execution.md
index d2067cf..3b2c784 100644
--- a/execution.md
+++ b/execution.md
@@ -22,13 +22,13 @@ You can add and remove margins to outstanding positions. When margins are update
## Order type supported
-You can trade either Market Order or (coming soon) Market Limit Order. Both order types can also have either Stop Loss, Profit Target, or both.
+You can trade either Market Order or Market Limit Order. Both order types can also have either Stop Loss, Profit Target, or both.
### Market Order
Market orders are filled at the best price offered by the [Liquidity Pool](liquidity-pool.md).
-### (coming soon) Market Limit Order
+### Market Limit Order
Market limit orders are filled when the limit prices match the best price offered by the [Liquidity Pool](liquidity-pool.md).
@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ Closing a position will calculate the PnL based on the best price offered by the
You can not lose more than the margin posted.
-### (coming soon) Limit Price or Market Price
+### Limit Price or Market Price
Your execution price is deterministically calculated (see [Fee and Market Impact](execution.md#fee-and-market-impact)) based on the latest oracle price, but, especially during a fast moving market, there can be a gap between the screen price and the actual execution price (primarily due to changes in oracle price and outstanding positions on the platform).
diff --git a/security/README.md b/security/README.md
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..b176180
--- /dev/null
+++ b/security/README.md
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+# Security
+
+Our Smart Contracts have been audited by the following security audit firms
+
+## Secure3
+
+* [https://cdn.uniwhale.co/pdf/UniWhale\_final\_Secure3\_Audit\_Report.pdf](https://cdn.uniwhale.co/pdf/UniWhale\_final\_Secure3\_Audit\_Report.pdf)
+* [https://cdn.uniwhale.co/pdf/UniWhaleP2\_final\_Secure3\_Audit\_Report.pdf](https://cdn.uniwhale.co/pdf/UniWhaleP2\_final\_Secure3\_Audit\_Report.pdf)
+
+## MetaTrust
+
+* [https://cdn.uniwhale.co/pdf/MetaScan\_Report\_Uniwhale.pdf](https://cdn.uniwhale.co/pdf/MetaScan\_Report\_Uniwhale.pdf)
+* [https://cdn.uniwhale.co/pdf/MetaScan\_Report\_Uniwhale\_202303272132.pdf](https://cdn.uniwhale.co/pdf/MetaScan\_Report\_Uniwhale\_202303272132.pdf)
diff --git a/security/early-warning-and-timelock.md b/security/early-warning-and-timelock.md
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..0bdbc33
--- /dev/null
+++ b/security/early-warning-and-timelock.md
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+# Early Warning and TimeLock
+
+
+
+Uniwhale formed a strategic security partnership with [Ancilia, Inc.](https://www.ancilia.ai/), a Web3 cybersecurity company, whereby both sides work closely to protect our assets and community from various known and unknown threats, using Ancilia's SaaS platform that provides web3 early-warning intelligence and preventive solutions to protocols like Uniwhale.
+
+Under the terms of the partnership, Ancilia monitors and provides early warning for any suspicious activities on all transactions on BNB Smart Chain and Arbitrum by any smart contracts owned and operated by Uniwhale.
+
+This will be combined with a TimeLock smart contract which prevents a potential attacker from withdrawing from the protocol.
+
+The combination of the early warning intelligence and the TimeLock smart contract thus protects our community from substantial unauthorized or exploit-driven withdrawals from the protocol.
diff --git a/tokenomics/comparison-of-unw-and-esunw.md b/tokenomics/comparison-of-unw-and-esunw.md
index 42db3c9..c46c2de 100644
--- a/tokenomics/comparison-of-unw-and-esunw.md
+++ b/tokenomics/comparison-of-unw-and-esunw.md
@@ -2,13 +2,7 @@
Given the nature of [esUNW](esunw-the-governance-token.md), its holders are subject to a higher percentage of the value accrued and the token emission, compared to [UNW](unw-the-utility-token.md).
-| | esUNW | UNW |
-| --------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------- |
-|
Platform Revenue Share (Staking Required)
| 40% | - |
-|
Emission Share (Staking Required)
| 15% | 5% |
-| Governance | Yes | No |
-| Transferrable / Tradable | No | Yes |
-| Note | Can be locked to vest to UNW over 6 months linearly | Can be converted to esUNW any time |
+
esUNW
UNW
Platform Revenue Share (Staking Required)
40%
-
Emission Share (Staking Required)
15%
5%
Governance
Yes
No
Transferrable / Tradable
No
Yes
Note
Can be locked to vest to UNW over 6 months linearly
Can be converted to esUNW any time
## How to convert esUNW to UNW?
diff --git a/tokenomics/platform-revenue-distribution.md b/tokenomics/platform-revenue-distribution.md
index 573b780..88a9a12 100644
--- a/tokenomics/platform-revenue-distribution.md
+++ b/tokenomics/platform-revenue-distribution.md
@@ -4,22 +4,13 @@
Subject to governance, 100% of the revenue generated on the platform may be distributed to our community. The current distribution percentage is as follows.
-| | % of Distribution |
-| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------- |
-| Staked ULP ([Reinvested](https://snapshot.org/#/uniwhaleex.eth/proposal/0xc6feb05327d484ee9f6917be3ef77a96d9a234d53c76b88106886d2b2d03a47e)) | 50% |
-| Staked esUNW | 40% |
-| Reserve Fund | 10% |
+
diff --git a/unique-oracle-design.md b/unique-oracle-design.md
index cc250da..9186ac0 100644
--- a/unique-oracle-design.md
+++ b/unique-oracle-design.md
@@ -20,8 +20,8 @@ Uniwhale uses [Pyth Network](https://pyth.network) for its oracle prices. Pyth N
Pyth Network is different from many other oracles in that it uses ["on-demand" price update model](https://docs.pyth.network/consume-data/on-demand), whose advantages over the more traditional "push" model, among many, we like are:
-* Gas efficiency: **** On-chain prices are only updated when they are needed.
-* High update frequency: **** Pyth Network price feeds update once per second, which is faster than the blocktime of most blockchains.
+* Gas efficiency: On-chain prices are only updated when they are needed.
+* High update frequency: Pyth Network price feeds update once per second, which is faster than the blocktime of most blockchains.
* Low latency: Every transaction can use a recent off-chain price, instead of relying on the last on-chain update pushed by the oracle itself.
* Reliable in volatile conditions: On-demand model does not fail to land price updates in volatile market conditions, because price updates are incorporated into the valuable transactions themselves (and therefore can compete for bandwidth).