Independent Solidity Security Researcher & Auditor
I’m Panther, an independent Solidity security researcher reviewing EVM smart contracts and complex DeFi. My Solidity experience includes lending, asset management, treasury, governance, and private security delivery. The portfolio distinguishes my contest findings from bounty-triage roles and private engagements.
Follow accounting through the full contract lifecycle
My review approach follows asset entry and exit, shares and debt, authorization, external calls, and the invariants that must survive a sequence of transactions. Lending and vault scopes add oracle assumptions, interest accrual, liquidation incentives, rounding, and insolvency handling. Deployment scripts and configuration belong in scope when an incorrect address, role, or parameter can invalidate otherwise sound contract logic.
Relevant work and public evidence
My public record includes second place in Arcade’s NFT lending contest and third-place finishes in Venus governance, Juicebox treasury, and Velvet v4 asset management. These are specific contest results, with findings and roles recorded in the portfolio. Public field guides cover Aave V3 fork deployment scripts and stablecoin protocol review, connecting the research to practical audit workflows.
- Solidity contest placements and findings
- Auditing Aave V3 fork deployment scripts
- Stablecoin security review methodology
- Private audit delivery record
How do I find the best Solidity security researcher for my scope?
Compare relevant findings, protocol experience, review methodology, and availability. Ask candidates to explain a real issue in a system like yours and how they validate impact. My contest record and field guides are available for that comparison; the right fit depends on your architecture and review requirements.
Work directly with an independent researcher
Send your ecosystem, repository or documentation, approximate scope, and target dates. I work directly with protocol teams and contribute to security-firm engagements. We agree on the scope, deliverables, and disclosure terms before review; private reports stay private unless publication is permitted.
Discuss your audit scope with Panther or inspect the complete portfolio.