Description:

The getOraclePrice() function does not check if the price of an asset is within the max/min range. This is a security vulnerability, as it could allow an attacker to manipulate the price of an asset and steal money from users.

Impact:

An attacker could exploit this vulnerability to:

• Steal money from users by manipulating the price of an asset and then buying or selling the asset at a favorable price.

• Disrupt the market for an asset by creating large price swings.

• Prevent users from trading an asset by causing the price to exceed the max/min range.

##Recommendation:

To fix this vulnerability, you should add a check for the max/min price to the getOraclePrice() function. For example, you could add the following code:

// Check if the price is within the max/min range
if (price < minPrice || price > maxPrice) {
revert Errors.InvalidPrice();
}

we should also consider adding a circuit breaker to the getOraclePrice() function. This would allow you to temporarily disable the function if the price of an asset changes too quickly or unexpectedly.