I built the Academy to make security education practical and free.
But while operating it, I kept seeing the limit of lessons: the moment someone applies them to a real protocol, the questions become specific to their code, trade-offs, and timing.
That is why I opened Insiders. It is the room around the curriculum—somewhere builders can bring the work they are doing now and get help from people doing the same work.
A course can teach a fixed lesson. It cannot review the code you changed this week.
Zealynx Insiders is now open with 30+ members: a working room for Web3 builders, founders, and security practitioners.
Weekly live sessions, Shadow Audits, 1:1 advisory, participating in public contests in teams of 3-4, and a network that stays with the work.
See the room: