Moiz Ali

Today i have found the new strategy of how can i write my own custom smart contracts to analyze the transactions more efficiently. Back then i was analyzing using simple server-side logic and using regex to just read the bytecode of the smart contract user wants to analyze. We were using etherscan api to fetch the bytecode and i make my regex logic to read it and detect any malicious pattern.

It only takes one bad transaction to lose it all. My friend learned that the hard way. This is the story of how his loss became the catalyst for TxShield. 👀 The Hook That Cost My Friend Everything He signed a transaction for a "can't-miss" DeFi pool that promised to double his investment. The website looked professional, the Telegram group was buzzing. It seemed legit. But it was a trap. The smart contract he approved was designed for a single purpose: to take his funds and never let them out.

I've been on a continuous journey in open source since 2020. First, as a contributor, and for the last few years, also as a project maintainer. It's a space where I've learned so much and given back what I can. I've always wanted a way to track my progress and showcase my contributions in a portfolio. It's not just about highlighting achievements; it's about monitoring growth, celebrating milestones, and having a resource to share with potential collaborators or employers.