The cryptocurrency has grown tremendously in the past couple of years in terms of valuations but also in terms of adoption.
From institutions jumping on the Bitcoin bandwagon to retail investors flooding memecoin markets and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) exploding in popularity, the examples are countless.
However, if there’s one constant threat that’s lurking within the industry, that would surely be security. Despite crypto becoming a multi-trillion dollar field, we hear of hacks and thefts on a daily basis. According to blockchain analytics firm Chainanalysis, $14 billion went to scammers in 2021. This is due to various reasons, but it’s also the inherent cost of early-stage decentralization in an industry where users take custody of the assets they hold.
With the emergence of Web3 as a growing concept, it becomes apparent that the security system currently in place is rather fragile. The supply of security resources tends to be insufficient and monopolized, where audit schedules
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