Why closed source architecture fails to deliver real security. In the crypto ecosystem, transparency isn't just a philosophy—it's a necessity. When code stays hidden behind closed walls, vulnerabilities hide with it. Developers can't audit, researchers can't verify, and the entire community remains blind to potential exploits. Open source isn't perfect, but it turns security into a collective responsibility. Thousands of eyes catch what a single team misses. That's why leading blockchain projects embrace code transparency: it's the only way to build trust in an industry built on trustlessness.