Lack of transparency among project auditors a big problem — Hacken CEO
Dyma Budorin thinks the crypto industry would be much safer if smart contract auditors took responsibility for the code they audited.
Dyma Budorin thinks the crypto industry would be much safer if smart contract auditors took responsibility for the code they audited.
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