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The Ethereum Security QF round is officially closed!
Huge thank you to every donor, project, badgeholder, contributor, and community member who showed up to support Ethereum security over the past weeks.
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A shout-out to the other projects in the round. Security is a team effort across the ecosystem, so we're not only grateful to receive funding for it, we're also grateful to be part of it as a collective ๐ซก
๐ก๏ธ The results for the @thedaofundโs Ethereum Security QF Round are LIVE!
This historic round is closing with a HUGE last minute contribution:
@wintermute_t has added $200K to the matching pool ๐ฅ
Wintermute is a well known liquidity provider, and one of the leading supporters of Ethereum security, in fact exactly a year ago today they donated $1M to @_SEAL_Org.
This year they teamed up with TheDAO, @Quantstamp & several other community partners to allocate over $1.6M worth of funding to Ethereum Security Public Goods ๐
Hardware wallets are exempt from this attribute, as release process for hardware is tracked separately.
Check Release process ratings on Walletbeat:
https://t.co/4lgT2834cN
Why this matters:
A wallet can be widely used and still give you no way to verify an update.
These aren't advanced features. They're how you know what you're installing is what the team intended to release.