Radcipher - Security Services

September and we are so back: web3 security is still stuck in the audit-once-and-pray era we're building past that, AI review agents, real 24/7 monitoring, and a few things we're not ready to say out loud yet stay tuned

Nearly 6 months ago, we launched Audit Arena with one simple goal: Give smart contract auditors a place to learn, compete, and grow together. Since then, you've submitted 2,000+ audit findings, challenged each other's thinking, shared knowledge, and helped build a community that genuinely cares about making Web3 safer. Every week reminds us that great security isn't built by one person. It's built by a community willing to keep learning. We've been listening closely to your feedback over the past months, and we're already working on the next evolution of Audit Arena. Many of the improvements we're planning come directly from your ideas and suggestions. We're excited for what's next. Thank you to everyone who has participated, competed, reviewed findings, and supported the community from day one. Let's build a better, safer Web3, together.

3 months ago, we launched Audit Arena. A place where anyone interested in Web3 security could show up, join the challenge, and sharpen their skills. What started as a simple idea has grown into something we are genuinely proud of. From competing in @immunefi @sherlockdefi @CodeHawks @cantinasecurity @HackenProof … to building our own arena for researchers to practice, improve, and prove themselves. It has been a beautiful journey so far. Here is what the first 3 months look like: - 100+ researchers joined - 1000+ submissions made - 100+ bugs found But beyond the numbers, the most meaningful part has been watching people grow. Researchers getting better week after week. People showing up consistently. Skills becoming sharper. Confidence getting stronger. That is what this was really built for. Audit Arena is not just about competition. It is about creating a place where talent can grow, where people can learn by doing, and where the next strong security researchers can be shaped through real practice. We are still early. But we are excited for what this can become. And we are just getting started.

Researchers should have the power to choose. That belief is part of how we are building from day one. We are starting simple, but we know where this is going