Can confirm this works and is as easy as it sounds.

Us wondering why you haven't tried out demo.

Very proud of all the hard work we did to reach such an intuitive and easy developer experience Security doesn’t need to be either hard or complicated It should be easy, while you focus on what matters. Reaching PMF with your protocol.

+ runtime enforcement of invariants via the credible layer In hindsight it’s going to be so obvious and I am excited about that future

The only other type of true hack prevention is AI. We don't want that to be your *only* option. We believe in decentralized, transparent tools.

"'Trust us, we're secure" isn't good enough anymore. Your users have heard this before. From protocols that got drained. From platforms that promised safety. From auditors who missed critical flaws. Smart users don't trust. They verify. With Phylax, they can. Every security assertion protecting their funds is public. Every invariant is written in readable code. Every protection can be independently verified by anyone with basic Solidity knowledge (or even without soon). No black box algorithms. No proprietary security models. No 'trust our process.' Just transparent proofs that anyone can read and verify.

"'Trust us, we're secure" isn't good enough anymore. Your users have heard this before. From protocols that got drained. From platforms that promised safety. From auditors who missed critical flaws. Smart users don't trust. They verify. With Phylax, they can. Every security assertion protecting their funds is public. Every invariant is written in readable code. Every protection can be independently verified by anyone with basic Solidity knowledge (or even without soon). No black box algorithms. No proprietary security models. No 'trust our process.' Just transparent, mathematical proofs that anyone can read and verify.

tbh this is exactly why we're building phylax robinhood doesn't want to use a general-purpose chain because they can't control the security model. they need guarantees that their users won't get rekt by some defi exploit or bridge hack that they had nothing to do with

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