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15 full security audits done by my team in August, excluding small 1-2 day reviews (many of these as well). Worked with over 40 security researchers (whitehat hackers) from the web3 space to do these with high quality. Grateful for their genius, off to the next month now🫡

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Whatever they touch They make it work

When I was starting out as a whitehat I thought that "Pausing" of smart contracts is centralisation, so it's bad. Now, after being part of hundreds of audits, I'm certain that web3 security is just too hard to not have pausability on your project. For now - have it, mandatorily.

Learn just-in-time instead of just-in-case

remember that literally, nobody cares. you're gonna do things where a lot of the time it doesn't work out. and you probably have reasons as to why, and they're probably right. but the world still scores you a quitter or loser and moves on without you because, well, nobody cares.

a single coin to rule them all.

I can't fail I don't deserve to... Locked in

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A lil Recap 🩵 I’m available to work as a ui/Ux designer 💗 #uiux #design

gm doing some crazy stuff

To this day, still one of the simplest tips from security researchers to developers is to “sanitize your inputs”. Not only “user” input (method arguments) but also input from external calls in your code (like to oracles). Do it like right now, please🫡

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The bar for excellence has never been so low. Most of your competition quits after the first sign of difficulty because they’ve never known what hard feels like. If it’s hard for you, it’s hard for everyone, and most people avoid hard things. Which is why you can beat most

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