DeFiHackLabs funding update 🛡️ We raised $2,918.27 in donations + 11.0526 ETH in matching through Ethereum Security QF. Funds support open tools/data, AI security research & rewards for builders, submissions and hackathons. Thanks @TheDAOfund, @Giveth, @wintermute_t & every donor! We’re putting the support to work. Our open resources now include: • 734 root-cause cases (from 611) • 822 incidents (from 622) • 827 reproducible PoCs (from 715) • A daily Web2 & Web3 security digest The funds will help us keep these public goods accurate, accessible, and useful: maintaining datasets, improving the Incident Explorer, adding reproducible exploit PoCs, and covering the infrastructure needed to keep them open to the community. We’ll also support builders and white hats applying AI to Web3 security—including AI credits for projects that create practical security public goods. One result we’re proud to share: Black Hat USA 2026—and it was accepted into Arsenal. We’ll present it in Las Vegas this August. We’ll dedicate funding to community incentives, including rewards for open-source development, technical research and write-ups, security hackathon participation, and submissions to international conferences. We’ll keep publishing progress and outcomes. Thank you for helping us make Ethereum safer. 🛡️