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The Balancer v2 exploit highlights how complex protocol evolutions can introduce new risks. OpenZeppelin audited earlier versions of the v2 codebase, prior to the introduction of the attack vector that was later exploited. Our analysis and lessons for the community: https://lnkd.in/dZmcc7CX

OpenZeppelin Contracts for Stellar v0.5.0 is now live 💫 What's new: • Smart Accounts on Soroban SDK — flexible auth and policy enforcement • RWA 3643 standard — built for institutional tokenization on Stellar • Tokenized Vaults — accelerating DeFi with yield-bearing assets Explore the full release: https://lnkd.in/d3AhchKz

We are excited to announce our partnership with the Sui Foundation to bring smart contract development in Move to the next level 💥 Together, we’re building new, audited primitives that combine speed, composability, and security empowering developers to build the best onchain apps. Read the full partnership announcement: https://lnkd.in/dA3cQYcG

From smart contracts to custody to settlement—tokenized finance needs infrastructure that institutions can trust. Our CEO Demian Brener joins leaders from Centrifuge, Coinbase, and Copper.co at SmartCon NYC by Chainlink Labs to discuss what it takes to make tokenization work at scale. 📅 Nov 5, 11:15am ET | "Tokenized Markets: Infrastructure in Action" 🗣️ Speakers: • Martin Quensel, Co-founder at Centrifuge and Anemoy • Anthony B., President at Coinbase Asset Management • Amar Kuchinad, CEO at Copper.co Moderator: Michael del Castillo, M.Sc.

Institutional onchain finance demands both privacy AND security 🔒 OpenZeppelin is partnering with Miden to bring proven security frameworks to privacy-first blockchain infrastructure—enabling private custody, OTC trading, and provable compliance. Privacy at the edge. Security at the core.

Proud to support ETH LATAM 2025 🇧🇷 See you in Sao Paulo!

A few months ago, our team developed a trust-minimized model for a yield strategy proposed to the Compound Labs DAO, aiming to balance flexibility with accountability in on-chain treasury management. Recently, OpenZeppelin published their review of our approach, and we wanted to share a quick summary and some reflections👇 The challenge: Once funds are transferred to a recipient, they can easily evolve away from their intended purpose. DAOs need reliable mechanisms to close that accountability gap without slowing down operations. Our solution: We implemented a dual-Safe architecture consisting of: ➡️ An Avatar Safe secured with the Zodiac Roles modifier, and ➡️ A Manager Safe with scoped permissions to act on behalf of the Avatar. This setup allows granular permissions, precisely defining which contracts and functions can be called (e.g., approve, withdraw, supply), including parameter ranges that keep every action explicit and auditable. In our Compound pilot, 35,200 COMP token was allocated to a yield strategy. The Manager Safe could execute approved calls swiftly, without ever having unrestricted control. Because permissions are narrowly defined upfront, managers can move efficiently within limits. No lengthy DAO votes were required whilst the Avatar Safe remains accountable if issues arise. OpenZeppelin recognized this approach as a way to reduce operational risk while preserving speed, transparency, and oversight. We’re grateful for their thoughtful review 🙏 For us, the key takeaway is that treasury management isn’t just about generating yield, it’s about designing for trust. This experiment is one step toward more resilient, transparent, and accountable DAO finance. You can read the full OpenZeppelin review here: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eUnb5VRR

354M active wallets have interacted at least once with OpenZeppelin Contracts 📈 That's more wallets than Netflix subscribers worldwide. OpenZeppelin is the standard for secure smart contract development.

Securing the infrastructure that allows governments and financial institutions to move onchain 🔒