Odysseus

Use it at your own risk.

The whole of crypto is built on the assumption that nobody is liable about anything.

It's just a bit technical.

But effectively, you know, the EVM is constrained, right, naturally.

So we have created an extension of that

So it's approachable by developers that allow them to define constraints, to define outcomes that are not possible to define in regular EVM.

So that's the policy.

And then you have the circuit breaker that runs during block production.

So it's integrated with a network.

And if a transaction breaks this policy, it is not allowed to be added to the network.

I think we're going to make it.

Every team, as Dan said, needs to ask themselves a very simple question.

Why would the user prefer my yield over a 4% yield that is insured by the FDIC?

They have to answer that question.

And if they answer honestly, we're going to make it.

Because the answer to that question will show them where they need to be better to be accountable, to invest in security.

I think it's also up to the security teams like us to provide better tooling and better products that are easy to use.

They're not insanely expensive.

I think if we're being blunt about it,

Part of the fault so far has been on the security and the auditors themselves.