Abstract
This paper is an ongoing work in the literature for the analysis of vulnerabilities that can be defined based on the application. Smart contracts play an important role in the security of digital assets and sensitive user information in blockchain networks. However, vulnerabilities in smart contracts can threaten the security of these assets and information, causing potential losses and affecting the trust and integrity of the blockchain. This paper compares several application-specific smart contract vulnerability detection schemes. We run each analyzer against a smart contract application, and then examine whether pre-looked-for and un-looked-for vulnerabilities are detected, depending on the application. The results of the study will help you choose a smart contract vulnerability detector based on your application. Our research aims to define vulnerabilities that can be defined according to a specific application and then detect them.