
GM CT A lot is happening in crypto lately, and one thing that keeps coming to mind is security. Every project tells you your funds are safe. They talk about audits, strong security, and how secure their backend is. But then another exploit happens, and you start wondering... How are hackers still getting in? Is our security really secure, or are we just trusting what these projects tell us? And now, with AI becoming more accessible, anyone can use AI-powered tools to help find vulnerabilities, automate attacks, and discover weaknesses in systems. What about insider threats? What about compromised credentials and private keys? Not every attack comes from someone breaking a smart contract. The more I think about it, the more I feel that crypto security needs to go beyond saying, "Our funds are SAFU." The real question is: How well can your security hold up when someone is actively trying to break it? Curious to hear your thoughts, CT.
