Inconsistent Handling of Insufficient Balance:

 Potential Issue: The function reverts with InsufficientBalance for both insufficient
external token balance and insufficient internal curvesTokenBalance. Consider using a
more specific error message for each case.
 Recommendation: Use distinct error messages to provide clearer feedback to users.

While it doesn't immediately compromise security or functionality, it can negatively

impact user experience and potentially lead to confusion or incorrect actions.

Inconsistent error messages make it harder for users to accurately diagnose the cause
of a failed transaction, potentially leading to frustration and wasted time.

Over time, unclear error messages can erode user trust in the contract's reliability and
user-friendliness.

If users frequently encounter confusing error messages, it could hinder adoption and
usage of the contract.

Potential Race Condition in the deposit Function:

1. External Token Burning: The function

calls CurvesERC20(externalToken).burn(msg.sender, amount) to burn tokens from the
user's balance.
2. Internal Balance Update: It then calls _transfer(curvesTokenSubject, address(this),
msg.sender, tokenAmount) to update internal balances.

3. Problem: If another transaction interacts with the contract between these steps, it could
lead to inconsistencies:
o The external tokens might be burned, but the internal balance might not be
updated, leading to token loss.
o The internal balance might be updated, but the external tokens might not be
burned, resulting in token duplication.