The bug you're hunting doesn't care how tired you are. It's sitting in line 847, waiting for someone to read slowly enough.
Most days you'll find nothing. Then one afternoon an external call sits one line too early, and everything clicks. That's not luck. That's every hour that
Hot take: a bug bounty is not a security strategy. It's the last line, after design review, tests, and an audit. Skipping straight to it means paying a whitehat to do your QA in production
Builders think in features. Growth teams think in users. Attackers think in state transitions nobody tested.
In web3, the third mindset decides whether the first two ever matter 🫡