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Today I sold all the ETH, LINK and SOL I had in my cold wallet. Comparing it on how my Stocks portfolio keeps growing with S&P 500 and Gold, I think my money is better invested there. Also started adding money to a Robo-advisor account in Revolut. And soon… BTC

We’ve delivered today the report for the TypeScript Audit + Penetration testing for our client. The results after our 5-days security assessment? - 3 Highs - 7 Mediums - 1 Info Will publish the report in Zealynx’s website really soon. 💪🏼

Most Curve Finance explainers miss the details that actually matter for devs, users, and auditors. Zealynx breaks down: ● How Curve’s AMMs really work (v1/v2) ● The logic behind crvUSD & LLAMMA ● Security incidents (and what they teach us) ● A checklist for safe

A reminder for Solidity devs: “private” and “internal” don’t mean invisible. Your contract’s bytecode is public, and anyone curious enough can read every function, no matter the keyword. Hiding logic isn’t the same as hiding secrets.

I’ve heard a lot of things about AI taking everyone’s job. Here’s my take, love it or hate it. Don’t care! 28 years ago Google Search was launched. Today, there are still a huge majority of people that has never benefit from using it or doesn’t even know how to use it

What no one tells you… Once you get good at the technical skills you want to sell, you realize how much non-technical stuff you suddenly need to figure out just to keep your business going. You have to learn how to communicate clearly, explain your value, and actually connect

People keep asking whether AI will replace auditors. Honestly? I don’t see it. Yeah, AI can blast through code and spot the obvious stuff way faster than any human. But figuring out what actually matters, what’s a real risk, what’s just noise, and how to fix it, that’s still on

We’ve just finished another successful Web2 security review 💪🏼

Many audits look solid on paper. But doing them right in practice? Totally different story. For me, a real audit means sticking around, talking with the team, making sure they actually get what matters, and helping fix it. It’s not about dropping a scary report and vanishing.

I like to give updates to the clients as I find the vulnerabilities during the audit. That way, they have more time to fix it. We have more time to discuss the issues and their fixes. And that way once the audit ends, the mitigation period is very efficiently done in the

I've spent quite a bit of time trying to figure out new ways to generate leads. 90% of my clients come from referrals and recommendations. Now, I'm doubling down on that. I'm finding more ways to get referrals and partner with people and companies deeply involved in DeFi.

The best audits actually start with internal audits—way before you bring in anyone from outside. Founders should be running their own checks first. You don’t need to be super technical. There are frameworks and AI tools that help you catch the basics. Go through a checklist,

I rejected a 3-week Solana audit yesterday, which was likely a well-paid opportunity. Why? I've got my hands full for the next 5 weeks with a protocol, and it wouldn't be smart to take both at the same time. My experience says this was the right decision.

Don’t wait until you’re right at the edge to think about the security of your smart contracts. The view’s a lot better (and less stressful) when you start early and bring your auditors in as part of the journey, not just at the finish line.

What do you do these days to fight the FOMO while everyone is flying to Argentina for Devconnect ARG - the first Ethereum World’s Fair conference?? We used the sunny day to do some hiking yesterday. So worth it to devsconnect from everything!

We've started a series about Hyperliquid on Zealynx blog Not sure how it happened, but it's taken me to buy some HYPE today Anyway, the article is for devs, users and anyone who finally wants to be up to date with the latest trends Many more articles to come Link 👇

The more I get involved in DeFi as a user, the more I improve as an auditor. On top of that, the longer I spend working as a web3 dev with Solidity and Rust, the better I understand DeFi, and, as a result, the more I improve as an auditor. What would you say has worked best for

📢 Schedule Update Instead of our usual weekly AMA, we’ll be joining @theblockchainer for their podcast series! Matthias will be diving deep into Margarita Finance, DeFi, and what’s coming next. Understand The episode will drop soon on YouTube — stay tuned for snippets,

What would you do? If you have a super busy day tomorrow. All MUST-DOs from work with important clients. But you have your weekly sports activity with a friend(s) (Football, tennis, padel, kayaking, whatever you do that you love doing) But it'll need you to finish work much