Hello aarnâuts! We’re back with the June update. TL;DR Mainnet audits completed - extensive smart contract audits through agentic tooling and testing. Agent-based security framework built - c
Hello aarnâuts! We’re back with the June update.TL;DR
We completed extensive smart contract auditing through agentic tooling and intensive testing ahead of mainnet.
We developed our own agent-based framework for smart-contract security testing, with parallel specialists targeting distinct vulnerability classes. Custom agents for cross-chain trust, oracles, signatures, vault-NAV, and weird tokens extend it to the attack surfaces where most tooling falls short.
On the backend, we implemented “Break glass” and “JIT” (just-in-time) access controls that restrict access to user data even from an operator or admin perspective. Access to sensitive data is granted only when it is needed.
Work continued on our RWA stack: the issuance, identity, compliance, and settlement layers for regulated real-world assets onchain. Partner engagement across asset management, banking, and settlement rails also advanced, with several moving toward integration.
Sri Misra wrote an op-ed in The Economic Times, “Not Just Token, But Cap-Mkt Infra,” arguing that India should treat tokenisation as a capital-market infrastructure question rather than a digital-asset side theme. The piece makes the case for a tokenisation framework within GIFT City: a regulated access rail that lets approved global capital reach Indian financial assets without touching domestic money.
Read the full op-ed: link
This month, the un# podcast hosted two builders: one on the infrastructure carrying institutions onchain, and one on the intersection of blockchains with AI.
Steven Goldfeder, Offchain
Co-founded the company behind Arbitrum in 2018 and walked through its rebrand from Offchain Labs to Offchain, reflecting a move beyond scaling research into a full stack of infrastructure for institutions building onchain financial markets.
Watch the full episode: link
Jake Brukhman, CoinFund
Founded CoinFund in 2015, before the Ethereum mainnet, and made a sharp case for decentralized AI: the compute to counterbalance the largest AI labs has to come from decentralized networks, a thesis CoinFund published in 2022 and still holds.
Watch the full episode: link
June was about strengthening the foundation: security audits completed ahead of mainnet, tighter controls on data access, and steady progress on the RWA stack as partners move toward integration.
As more capital and infrastructure move onchain, our focus stays the same: build with discipline, ship faster without cutting corners, and keep human judgment in the loop even as we automate more of the work.
