JohnnyTime 🤓🔥

Smart contract security pays WELL. 💰 Top auditors make $500K+ per year 💰 Bug bounties can 10x that 💰 Even “mid” auditors make six figures BUT… Only if you actually put in the work. No shortcuts here.

@ether_fi A new campaign 🕺

Summer is coming. What do you think we're going to announce?

The most important part of the CTF platform is not the UI (Which is also important). It’s this: > compile isolated project > replay exploit transaction > assert final contract state If the exploit doesn’t change the chain state correctly, it doesn’t pass.

The digitization of money and value is the biggest macro trade of all time. Bigger than any single company. It's an entire asset class moving rails.

You don't find critical vulnerabilities. You earn them. Through hours nobody sees and a curiosity that won't quit.

Every audit report is a receipt for all the work nobody saw. The 12 findings are the visible part. The 200 hours of dead ends are why they're correct.

@De_Light00001 Check our sch website 🫡

@RealJohnnyTime Wish me luck johnny. New to this, just wanna start learning . Where would you advise me to start from a SR?

Bitcoin isn't money you spend. It's money you own. Those are two completely different jobs.

The uncertainty is what keeps other people out. That's not the risk. That's the reason there's money in it.

First preview. Left side: the challenge. Right side: the exploit script. The goal is simple: if you understand the bug, you should be able to prove it in code. No multiple choice. No “concept understood” button. The checker decides.

I love this AI race between OpenAI and Anthropic. Did you already try the new GPT-5.6 models? Here is an infographic explaining the best use cases

Most people use AI to save time. The winners use it to compress years of learning into months. Same tool. Different outcome.

@ayush152002 It mostly for practicing your skills and getting better

@RealJohnnyTime Do you know any CTFs that pays ?

Most Solidity CTFs: > read a writeup > clone a repo > fight setup errors > hope your exploit works I wanted something closer to an arena. Read the contract > Write the exploit > Run the checker > Get ranked Building it now.

In investing, you are getting paid to sit. The hard part isn't the buying. It's doing nothing for years after.

Find a bug ➡️ Buy a car

The blockchain never cares about your intentions. Only your implementation. It runs what you wrote, not what you meant.

Money and value moving on-chain. There's no way that's not happening. The only variable is timing.

One thing I didn't expect this year: @ether_fi slowly replaced my bank. There wasn't a moment where I decided to switch. I just kept using it more... and one day realized it had become my primary account. Still feels weird saying that.