small personal update - I'm proud to join @sherlockdefi as SDR Sherlock is a lean team of A+ professionals, and I'll do my best to be a reliable partner for teams that need dedicated support with their audits.

User funds are safe! It does look like a hack on Binance. Appreciate the quick freeze from Tether (~$971m) and Circle (~$823m). I don't manage Binance (.com) anymore, but as a shareholder, I expect all user funds will be fully covered.

Changing tokenization on-chain on @solana and improving the state of the trenches takes fully custom & in-house novel code. Not many are willing to do that anymore due to high cost of integrations, auditing, and difficulty of building from scratch to get distribution Way easier to just fork the same shit everyone else is running To keep up and actually make the platform safer, you can’t just push code to prod after a quick AI checkup and pray it holds More than ever we need proper quality audits, therefore I can fully recommend @sherlockdefi and it shows as this is already the second audit they’re handling for us I am really excited about what’s coming next, can’t wait!

we spend years debating how much bitcoin and ethereum are worth in dollars. probably worth occasionally checking what the dollars are worth

Sky is not the limit!

The next bull market is coming into view. Our partners never stopped building. In 2026 we’ve worked with leading teams across stablecoins, payments, lending, trading, tokenization, Bitcoin infra & core infrastructure. Sherlock was trusted to secure the code behind them.

third year doing conferences in Seoul and Singapore, and my approach has changed quite a bit. In previous years, I was that guy trying to hit every side event and meet as many people as possible. Basically a chicken running around with its head cut off. now I’m more selective about where I go and who I want to meet - usually speakers from companies we’re trying to connect with. I do some homework first: their project, talks, articles, what they’re interested in. It makes even a five-minute conversation more focused and personal. I also built a tiny CRM / conference prep tool with photos, short notes, and a record of who I’ve spoken to. It covers both the people I plan to meet and those I meet by chance. Already seeing results. I think this approach will help me bring much more value to both the people I meet and myself.

Our elder @manishdiesel is heading back to Seoul for KBW 🇰🇷 A panel discussion, plenty of conversations, and a whole lot more. See you all around.

Seoul for @kbwofficial - > Singapore for @token2049 two weeks of yapping with 30–40 people a day. bullish on the conversations, bearish on my sleep. keen to talk crypto (and other stuff) beyond “hey ser, quick intro to what we’re offering” will probably do that too tho :) who’s around?

happy to secure more solid projects from @RobinhoodCrypto eco keep shipping @deltaliquidity !

Robinhood Chain is bringing tokenized stocks and RWAs onchain. Those markets need liquidity. @DeltaLiquidity is building the LP infrastructure behind them, making concentrated liquidity easier to deploy and manage. Sherlock recently completed a collaborative audit of Delta ↓

I had a great time working with the @sherlockdefi team! They did a great job highlighting ways the contracts could improve and helped play a huge role in making mancer ready for the public. Looking forward to working with them again.

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Extremely bullish on this one. Unprecedented results, and the process itself feels like a genuine step change in how security reviews are done. AI-native security is here.

just watched the detailed breakdown OpenAI - Hugging Face Incident, from Black Hat USA podcast Really recommend this one. It is 37 minutes and at times feels like science fiction: tldr OpenAI was running new models against ExploitGym inside an isolated environment with no internet access. One agent discovered it could write files to Artifactory. Another later left a note there asking other agents for a missing file. More agents found the notes, and within days they had built their own message board. That changed the whole dynamic. Agents across separate runs began sharing vulnerabilities, credentials, and progress. They found zero-days in Artifactory, gained root access, moved through OpenAI’s internal infrastructure, and eventually reached cluster admin. Then they figured Hugging Face might contain the answers to the benchmark tasks. They chained several vulnerabilities together and compromised multiple production clusters in under 13 hours. Nobody had instructed them to attack Hugging Face. They were simply trying to perform better on the benchmark. Definitely worth watching if you work anywhere near security. Web3 may have got one thing right early: the paranoia around audits, bug bounties, and multiple layers of independent review. Web2 is going to need much more of it. Autonomous AI hacking is no longer a theoretical risk. In that respect, Web3 may genuinely be ahead of web2 in some important ways, with audits, bug bounties, and its borderline-paranoid approach to code security. youtube.com/watch?v=87DyyMV0…

I’m extremely bullish on the future of crypto and crypto security - especially knowing what @sherlockdefi is cooking behind the scenes great to see @SkyEcosystem, one of the biggest names in the industry, being among the first to try it out firsthand!

We are living in a new world. AI is giving attackers unprecedented speed and scale. Sherlock is kicking off a new class of AI-powered security engagement across the entire @SkyEcosystem. New threats demand a new security standard.

i'm looking for an investment analyst for an early stage crypto fund: -crypto native -AI pilled -posting research or writing -open to junior folks, but you need some kind of relevant exp -ideally US based (sf or nyc preferred) DMs open!

hot take from a BD guy sending ~30 TG messages a day: everyone should have stars protection on their account, forcing people to pay them $1-5 to DM them it would kill the entire spammer business model, leaving only the top 1% of quality messages in your DMs at the same time, it would help good-faith firms like Sherlock get the proper attention we deserve :) instead of being seen as just one more cold DM among 100 spammy others every day