Every Zipp story tagged #SmartContracts, newest first.
A single auditor report used to certify a DeFi protocol. As AI gets sharper at finding bugs, multi-agent systems that cross-check code are becoming the new floor — not a nice-to-have.
Crypto's biggest hacks are no longer coming from smart-contract bugs — they're coming from operational and human…
The $148B in DeFi still locked isn't shrinking because AI broke smart contracts — it's shrinking because the attacks are now cheaper, faster, and increasingly aimed at the operational layer around…
Buterin's framing matters because it pushes CROPS beyond the "decentralized AI" label — the same local-AI stack should also be Ethereum-native at the access layer, from ZK-paid LLM calls to private…
OpenZeppelin's CEO says coding agents have flipped the asymmetry on smart contract security — and $1.1B in 12-month hack losses plus a $20B+ TVL drop make the warning impossible to wave off.
Wallets, exchanges and bridges can flag risky addresses and dangerous contracts upstream of the user — the timing of that pre-sign warning is what separates a near-miss from a drained wallet.
Pavel Durov announced that TON's newly released AI-ready toolchain delivers a tenfold improvement in smart contract…
A single exploit drained $292 million from DeFi protocols, reigniting a debate that the industry has deferred too long…
The 2021 Tim Ferriss framing — accounts that execute code rather than just hold balances — is the cleanest articulation of why Ethereum shipped smart contracts at all.
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