2025-12-19 14:26:27

There's a great resource worth sharing—DeFi REKT database can help you quickly understand the historical risks of protocols. Want to know what security incidents a project has experienced? You can check specific cases. It also allows you to compare how similar attacks happen, so you can see clearly how scams typically unfold step by step. Most importantly, this database helps you distinguish which risks are inherent structural issues in the protocol design and which are just accidental events. Currently, it covers over 36 blockchains and includes 10 major risk categories. For users looking to improve risk prevention, this is a very practical reference tool.

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WhaleInTraining

· 2025-12-21 19:24

Hey, this thing really needs to be collected, so we don't regret stepping on pits in the future. --- Covered 36 chains? Now we can finally see who has the most terrible code. --- Damn, I've found another artifact for checking project history, no more being played for suckers. --- Distinguishing structural risks from random events? This is the true awareness of risk management. --- All ten risk categories are complete, feels more detailed than most project security reports. --- Must forward this, the more of these things we have, the less tuition fees we have to pay. --- Looks reliable, just don't know how timely the database is, will the data be lagging? --- I just want to know how many projects have been listed, I guess the list is going to be huge.

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ser_we_are_ngmi

· 2025-12-20 23:29

Wow, this database really saved my life. I almost got scammed because I didn't check this thing in advance.

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AlwaysAnon

· 2025-12-19 14:54

Wow, this database should have existed a long time ago, so you don't get liquidated every day. This thing is really useful for new investors, saving them from taking many detours. Breaking down scam tactics one by one, you actually learn something, not just freeloading. Does it cover all 36 chains? I just want to know if it includes the small chains I trade on. Instead of trusting project teams to boast, it's more reliable to check the historical risk records yourself. Being able to distinguish between structural risks and black swan events is very important. But daring to store REKT incidents in the database, this team really has guts.

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