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Analyze 10,000 TPS: Phalcon Explorer Now Supports Monad
Phalcon Explorer brings comprehensive transaction analysis to Monad, the fastest EVM-compatible blockchain. You can now debug parallel execution flows, trace complex DeFi interactions, and monitor high-frequency transactions on this revolutionary 10,000 TPS network. Get complete visibility into smart contract calls, balance changes, and fund movements from Monad's launch day.

$17M Closed-Source Smart Contract Exploit: Arbitrary-Call Vulnerability in SwapNet and Aperture Finance
An in-depth analysis of the $17M closed-source smart contract exploit affecting SwapNet and Aperture Finance, caused by an arbitrary-call vulnerability. We reconstruct attack paths from decompiled bytecode and on-chain traces.

AI × Trading × Security: The Evolution of Risk in the Age of Intelligent Trading
Explore the evolution of Web3 security in the AI era with the BlockSec x Bitget report. Discover how Intelligent Trading reshapes risk structures and learn about the new "machine-planned, machine-executed" security paradigm for automated Web3 trading.

Deep Dive into HIP-3: A Builder-Centric Perspective
Hyperliquid Improvement Proposal 3 (HIP-3) introduces a fundamental change in how perpetual markets are created and scaled on Hyperliquid. By opening the market listing process to third-party builders, HIP-3 shifts listing from a discretionary, platform-controlled action to a protocol-level, ruled-based interface. This report analyzes HIP-3 from a builder-centric perspective, focusing on how markets are defined and operated, the risks builders face, and how those risks, particularly oracle-related risks, can be mitigated.

In-Depth Analysis: The Truebit Incident
On January 8, 2026, the Truebit Protocol on Ethereum was exploited,, causing over $26 million in losses. This blog offers an in-depth technical analysis of the incident.
Newsletter - December 2025
In December 2025, the DeFi sector encountered three significant security incidents, resulting in total losses of approximately $19.7 million. Yearn Finance faced nearly $10 million in losses due to vulnerabilities in its yETH pool and legacy contracts. Trust Wallet suffered a malicious backdoor attack on its Chrome extension, leading to losses of about $7 million. Ribbon Finance experienced a loss of $2.7 million due to improper access controls.

Analyze 10,000 TPS: Phalcon Explorer Now Supports Monad
Phalcon Explorer brings comprehensive transaction analysis to Monad, the fastest EVM-compatible blockchain. You can now debug parallel execution flows, trace complex DeFi interactions, and monitor high-frequency transactions on this revolutionary 10,000 TPS network. Get complete visibility into smart contract calls, balance changes, and fund movements from Monad's launch day.

Track Stablecoin Payments on Plasma with Phalcon Explorer
Phalcon Explorer now supports Plasma, the purpose-built L1 for stablecoins. You can analyze payment flows, debug smart contracts, and trace fund movements on the world's first stablecoin-native blockchain. Access comprehensive transaction analysis, real-time monitoring, and advanced debugging tools on Plasma today.

Web3 Smart Contract & EVM Chain Audits | BlockSec
BlockSec secures Web3 with attacker-driven audits, chain reviews, and zero-day detection - battle-tested, blocking 20+ hacks and $20M+ losses.

Agent-Native Crypto Compliance: Build KYA/KYT with X402
Discover how BlockSec enables AI agents to run KYA/KYT checks with X402—a stateless, pay-per-call crypto compliance protocol.

DeFi and Stablecoin Security: A discussion with Dr. Andy Zhou, CEO of BlockSec
Hear BlockSec CEO Dr. Andy Zhou on Chaintech discuss leadership, Web3, finance, and the future of fintech.

In-Depth Analysis: The Balancer V2 Exploit
On November 3, 2025, Balancer V2 and several forked projects were exploited, causing over $125 million in losses. This blog offers an in-depth technical analysis of the incident.

Phalcon Security: The Proactive Defense Ending Zero-Day Web3 Attacks
Discover how Phalcon Security spots and stops attacks in the mempool automatically. This shifts Web3 defense from reacting to being proactive.