DeFi growth continues to skyrocket, audits for Cover Protocol, Compound, Idle and MakerDAO; flashloan attacks + defense at Ethereum Taipei. Here’s what happened at Quantstamp in April. (read more)

Quantstamp provides security services to Layer 1 decentralized protocols including Avalanche. In this post, we describe how Avalanche aims to bring DeFi to global finance institutions. (read more)

While NFTs are a hot topic, their non-fungible nature means they aren’t easily transferable, and their value can be difficult to determine. Until now. Learn how NFT index funds are unlocking liquidity, accessibility, and sustainable options for NFT owners. (read more)

Quantstamp is a trusted leader in blockchain security and delivers end-to-end blockchain solutions for the world’s largest enterprises. (read more)

Crypto passes 1 trillion global market cap, auditing RAI and Zora, global collaborations, and celebrating milestones in the NFT space...here’s what happened at Quantstamp in January. (read more)

Quantstamp worked with industry leaders including Ford, BMW, and USAA in order to develop standards for the transportation infrastructure of tomorrow. (read more)

Quantstamp is contributing to a World Economic Forum working group that aims to help policymakers and central banks understand the critical issues involved with developing a CBDC. (read more)

This post will focus on our achievements, security offerings, and the ways we’ve impacted the blockchain industry in 2020. (read more)

From gaming to real estate, Ethereum’s rapidly growing #NFT ecosystem is gaining some serious traction. Learn about some of the projects driving a new digital economy. (read more)

From $646 million to nearly $14B in total value locked, the DeFi space has experienced incredible growth this year. As this occurs, we are also seeing a strong uptick in interest by institutional investors. (read more)

Gauntlet proposed several updates to Compound smart contracts using data driven analysis that extend governance capabilities. (read more)

Most information about ETH 2.0 development is either highly technical or excessively general. We wrote this post to clear up any confusion regarding the status of ETH 2.0 development. (read more)