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Many protocols still don’t have a comprehensive test suite. 🤯 That’s why we often recommend our AI agents to help them build and improve their test coverage. Don’t cut corners. Test your code properly.

What a dream for a "bug bounty hunter" 😎

In the first half of 2026, DeFi lost over 900 million dollars. More than 80 percent of it went through compromised keys and cross-chain bridges, not flawed contract logic. The losses cluster in two places: where assets cross between chains, and where a single key can move funds. We designed haHYPE, hakHYPE, and haUSDC to narrow both, and we would rather show you how than ask you to trust us. No bridge in the path. Our vaults run natively on HyperEVM, and deposits stay inside the Hyperliquid ecosystem, settled by the same validators that secure the network. No external bridge means no second validator set and no messaging layer between you and your funds. We remove that trust boundary instead of defending it. Minimal key surface. The fewer keys that can touch funds, the fewer things that can go wrong. Privileged actions run through multisig control, and every position and parameter is recorded on-chain where you can watch it, not taken on faith. This is the failure mode behind most of this year's losses, and it is the one we treat most seriously. A battle-tested base, and honest about the rest. Yield comes primarily from Hyperliquid itself, a venue hardened by billions in volume, and from established protocols across HyperEVM: Felix, HyperLend, Kinetiq, and Pendle. That is a strong foundation, not a risk-free one. These are market strategies, and we manage funding and counterparty exposure actively rather than pretend it away. Reviewed and watched. The contract logic is independently audited by VeriChains, Zenith, and Shieldify. Hypernative monitors on-chain activity around the clock so anomalies surface in real time, backed by our own ability to pause quickly when something looks wrong. This is what a conservative design looks like: fewer trust boundaries, a foundation we can point to, and no claim we cannot back. We would rather remove a risk than explain it later, and name the ones that remain.

Layoffs everywhere. We're pushing harder🫡 Formal verification, fuzzing, blackhat-mode review. The attackers didn't slow down, so neither did we. Web3 security isn't a solved problem. It's a young one!

The contest model is struggling lately. Tough market conditions may be one reason. 🤔 But there's also a lack of innovation AI changed the game, many now mass-spam and attack others instead of doing original research. A good incentive model rewards innovation, not criticism.

Free Web3 security hub, actually curated 🫡 Roadmaps for EVM, Solana, Move, Cairo, ZK. Tools by analysis method. Everything tiered by how much it matters. github.com/Raiders0786/we…

@0x3phemeralsoul basescan.org/tx/0x2f2e12fbd…

@ShieldifyMartin Link to the vault ser

🚨 Latest ERC-4626 Business Logic Flaw A custom vault on Base & Arbitrum double-paid the WETH side of its Uniswap V3 LP during redeem(). totalAssets() already included the WETH value, but redeem() transferred the WETH again, paying it twice. 💸 Result: ~34 WETH (~$53K) drained

@ZhivkoNiko40281 @ShieldifyAnon true

@ShieldifyMartin @ShieldifyAnon Vaults are simple and yet so vulnerable

Reviewing project docs every day has taught me one thing. If a protocol doesn't have a detailed, public incident response process, that's a red flag. More protocols than you'd think are missing one. Don't be one of them. 🫡

"We think it's fine" is not equal to "we proved the invariant holds" 🫡

Solid resource if you're tracking LLMs for vulnerability detection. Function-level, repo-level, agentic, smart contract, plus the datasets and benchmarks. Bookmark it! 🫡 github.com/huhusmang/Awes…

ZK Journey (Old but gold) 🫡 Journey into learning ZK. It is NOT a list of awesome resources; it’s the path I’ve taken in demystifying ZK 📌 Core Beginner Resources 📌 Theoretical Deep Dives 📌 Practical Deep Dives 📌 ZK Vulnerabilities sunrise-clerk-234.notion.site/Hickup-s-ZK-Jo…

The best Web3 security folks aren't the most gifted or educated, they're the ones who never stop grinding until every bug in the codebase is found.

Ethereum's Glamsterdam Upgrade Slated for launch in Q3 2026 This upgrade focuses on supercharging Layer 1 scaling. It introduces improvements like Enshrined Proposer-Builder Separation (ePBS) and Block-Level Access Lists The roadmap keeps shipping 🚀 ethereum.org/roadmap/glamst…

Web3 Security🫡

Founders spend months building trust. One exploit destroys it overnight. Be cautious. Assume nothing.

You researched that same attack pattern 3 times across 3 projects, starting from scratch each time. Here's a second-brain setup that ingests your writeups and lets you query them instantly. No RAG pipeline required labs.secengai.com/p/how-to-build…