Almanax was featured by PitchBook in their report on the top startups at Paris Blockchain Week. 
Love their comparison with Datadog. 👇
 
"Almanax, one of the three Start in Block competition winners, sets out to become the AI “security engineer” that Web3 sorely lacks. 

The team’s thesis is that nearly $9 billion has been stolen from crypto projects in just three years, and the attack surface is expanding faster than human auditors or rule-based scanners can cope. 

Almanax applies large language model (LLM) agents to reason across entire codebases—smart contracts, traditional back-end services, and even software supply chain dependencies—and flags exploitable logic with far fewer false positives than legacy static analysis tools."

“Datadog for onchain security” has a nice ring to it

Today, @almanax transitions from beta to general availability (GA).

What happens when the number of lines of code engineers produce goes up 100x thanks for coding assistants like Cursor? How are security teams supposed to handle that?

We believe AI will change security the same way it’s changing software engineering.

Almanax is an AI security engineer designed to help security teams prevent hacks.

Sign up on app.almanax.ai and integrate LLMs in your security processes.

Back to FC after a few weeks heads down preparing for GA. 

- we got selected by Paris Blockchain Week as one of the 12 top startups among 1000+ applicants so I'll be on stage in Paris next week 

- we released a new AI model which can scan any type of code for security issues (not just solidity). We also rolled out CICD integration, so users are now scanning every time new code is pushed

- doing our official product launch on April 15th - if anybody wants to help us test the system before then hmu

ETHSecurity Community

New blog post by @johnlawniczak just dropped!

We talk about security issues we found in both smart contracts and traditional web2 software. One of these was a malware in a Go package that went undetected for over 3 years! 

"We’re in the middle of a software security arms race—hackers are adopting new tricks every day. As cyberattacks become more sophisticated, @almanax is leveraging LLMs to detect hidden threats in smart contracts and software supply chains once deemed impossible to catch."

Full blog post here: https://www.almanax.ai/post/from-smart-contracts-to-supply-chains-how-almanax-is-uncovering-hidden-threats-in-code

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playing around with frames 🕵🏻‍♂️

Almanax is on Times Square again!

It gives me chills to see our logo in one of the most iconic places in the world. 

Thank you Brex for featuring us there to celebrate our raise!

We’re on the big screens in Times Square!

Founders

1/ Today we announce that @almanax raised an additional $1M to accelerate the development of our AI Security Engineer. 

Grateful for the support of our investors Blockchain Builders Fund | BBF defy.vc, Exor, Vento, IAG, Eden Ventures, and amazing angels.

We're headed into a future where most code will be AI generated, and coding agents will need to pass security checks from AI security agents. 

We're building the latter at Almanax

We're excited to welcome @pranjali to the Almanax team as our new Security Engineer Intern! 

Pranjali was previously responsible for implementing security tools and identifying vulnerabilities at Circle, one of the major stablecoin issuers and blockchain companies in the world. 

She'll now help us bring these capabilities to the broader crypto market.

Today we published a comparison between ALMX-1, @almanax's first AI model, Slither, a popular static analysis tool for blockchain code, and human security experts. 

The results are very promising and show that the performance of automated tools for vulnerability detection is much closer to human performance than it used to be just a few months ago. 

Excited for the work that the team has been doing, we have now a good understanding of how to bring these results even closer to human performance. 

Link to the blog available in the comments.

Check it out here: https://www.almanax.ai/post/slither-vs-almx-1-a-test-case-comparison

I've been chatting with @jessepollak, and in preparation for our public launch, decided to offer free security scans through @almanax for the next month to 10 projects building on @base.

If your project has smart contracts you'd like checked, comment below or DM me and we'll make it happen.

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