Let's talk about onchain security risks. Smart contract vulnerabilities? They've been bleeding the industry dry for a decade now. Remember where it all kicked off? 2016 - The DAO exploit. That single incident set the tone for what became a costly pattern. Since then, hackers have siphoned billions from poorly audited protocols and flawed contract logic. We're talking about cumulative losses that would make traditional finance blush. The attack surface keeps expanding as more value flows onchain, yet many projects still rush deployment without rigorous security reviews. History repeats itself when lessons aren't learned.
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SerLiquidated
· 9h ago
NGL DAO, that thing has been over for so many years, and the circle still keeps making the same mistakes... It's really fucking ridiculous.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 23h ago
The DAO issue should have awakened everyone long ago, but what happened? Ten years later, we're still making the same mistakes.
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token_therapist
· 23h ago
That DAO incident was a textbook example of a lesson learned, and we're still making the same mistakes.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 23h ago
It's been eight years since the DAO incident, and they're still lecturing us. LOL
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Blockblind
· 23h ago
The DAO incident is still happening again and again, truly incredible.
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TokenomicsShaman
· 23h ago
Haha, the DAO incident was truly a textbook-level disaster. And then? A bunch of projects still do whatever they want, as if they haven't learned their lesson.
Let's talk about onchain security risks. Smart contract vulnerabilities? They've been bleeding the industry dry for a decade now. Remember where it all kicked off? 2016 - The DAO exploit. That single incident set the tone for what became a costly pattern. Since then, hackers have siphoned billions from poorly audited protocols and flawed contract logic. We're talking about cumulative losses that would make traditional finance blush. The attack surface keeps expanding as more value flows onchain, yet many projects still rush deployment without rigorous security reviews. History repeats itself when lessons aren't learned.