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@0xd1namit predicts DeFi could become safe in 1–3 years (post created 2026-03-11…

2026-07-31 · 09:55 UTC ·@0xd1namit ·1 min read

Brief

Author @0xd1namit argues DeFi might become safe in 1–3 years, saying they personally avoid liquidity pools because hack risk outweighs returns. They cite advances like V12 (@v12sec)'s recent $2.5M bug-bounty win—claimed largest for an AI agent—for a vulnerability that reportedly put over $100M at risk as a sign defenses could improve.

Why it matters

@0xd1namit predicts DeFi could become safe in 1–3 years (post created 2026-03-11, last updated 2026-04-04).

Key details

  • @0xd1namit, a crypto-native, rarely uses DeFi liquidity pools because the risk of getting hacked makes potential returns 'not worth' it.
  • References V12 (@v12sec) claiming an earlier-this-month $2.5M bug bounty—the largest bounty claimed for an AI agent—for a bug in a major blockchain that put >$100M of funds at risk.
Cleaned source text

Maybe in 1–3 years DeFi will finally become safe

This article made me think about it, because right now the potential returns aren’t worth the risk of getting hacked

Even as a crypto native user I rarely use DeFi (I mean liquidity pools etc) simply because I don’t want to lose my money

I really hope this will be solved in the future, possibly with the help of the things described in the article

V12 (@v12sec)

Article

How to raise a $10M Seed Round

Earlier this month, we won a $2.5M bug bounty–the largest bounty ever received by an AI agent. This was a bug in a major blockchain, and it put >$100M of funds at risk. We found the bug fully

— https://nitter.net/v12sec/status/2082890648374424012#m