The biggest issue I find with security audits is that they validate a moment in time. It's the gap between them that needs more attention. A protocol can pass an audit Tuesday and rotate to a single signer with no timelock on Wednesday. To the general eye it looks fine with the audit displayed on the website. Yet the reality on-chain tells a different story


Continuous public opsec visibility does what audits can't. Protocols are 'motivated' to maintain the standard they passed on and holes get noticed faster. Same reason open source catches bugs faster than closed
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