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🔥Hot take: Solidity is a great language to write tests in.

They say when you turn 30, you find more bugs in smart contracts 🤓👀

Arbitrum is paying $625/hour for governance proposal audits. This is the equivalent of a $1.3M annual salary. We're just getting started.

The wait is over, and it's finally here! 🎉 I just dropped an exclusive interview with the @code4rena rising star, @milotruck. You won't believe the insights and secrets revealed! 🕵️‍♂️ 🧵 (Either watch now or bookmark for later!)

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Audits / Security Reviews are not the ultimate protection against attacks. But yet, we keep acting like they are. Bug bounties and an effective monitoring and response team can and should be crucial components to your security strategy. Practice your warrooms.

Do you see this? This is what your test folder should look like. This is the SablierV2 codebase. And my goodness is it a chef's kiss of a test suite. Tests categorized by: - fork - invariant (stateful fuzz) - unit - integration With helper folders: - mocks - utils

@sherlockdefi Really impressive for Nigeria

I consistently hit $35K+ a month despite having a full-time job.

I started hunting on @immunefi about 1.5 years ago, devoting about 50% of my time. Here are my stats so far: Paid: - 4 Critical: $256k - 3 High: $64k - 5 Medium: $23.3k - 3 Low: $4.2k Duplicates: - 5 Critical - 3 High - 3 Medium

No sugar coating this, it's been a challenging few months. The Truffle Suite will be sunsetting over the next 90 days. To all the developers who've supported us, thank you! It's been an absolute joy to strive with you & the Ethereum ecosystem for the past 6 years. 🧵

Completed Lesson 1 of the fantastic Solidity, Blockchain development & Smart Contracts course by @PatrickAlphaC . Covered the basics of web3 & blockchain Thank you for the much-needed motivation @web3samaj and the man behind it @naruto11eth Super stoked!!

8 hours of work 6 hours of sleep 4-5 hours of studying 1-2 hours of sports This is the new normal for me. I'm trying my best to learn as much as I can and become a full-time smart contract auditor. You can always find a way to do something if it's important enough.

NEW VIDEO: Let's explore how Next.js and similar frameworks work, implementing features like - Server Rendering - Server Routing - Data Fetching from scratch. 👇 Link in reply.

This week's stats: - Total of 40 hours of focused studying. - Completed Secureum Bootcamp. - Did some Ethernaut CTFs. - Started diving deep into new DeFi concepts. - Watched a lot of interviews. - Finished reading a couple of articles. - Will start to read audit reports next.

At @0xPaladinSec our focus is on user safety. This aligns to 100% with the goals of the @realSmarDex team, which I can personally confirm. I am happy to announce that we deepen our partnership with them and looking forward to continue securing their smart contracts!

SmarDex.io @SmarDex

10 months ago

📣 Major Announcement 📣 As you all know, security at SmarDex is paramount, especially given the frequent hacking incidents seen in the DeFi space. 🛡️💻 Recently, we've been bursting with ideas for new features to be added to SmarDex, requiring us to focus heavily on smart…

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I’ve audited a BRC20 <> ERC20 bridge protocol. Here 5 gotchas you need to know if you’re building/auditing a protocol that integrates BRC20: 🧵

I thought I may be overrating the severity of my findings sometimes, but what is this: - left todo: high - missing event: medium - gas optimisation: medium

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