Ainsley Sutherland
Head of Product at DerivaDEX · Team at Secret Network
Ainsley Sutherland is Product at DerivaDEX. Formerly Product & Partnership Strategy at Enigma MPC. She worked on product development and user research at Enigma, across protocol and application products. She collaborates closely with our engineering team and partners to define feature requirements and feasibility. She advocates for users, current and future, and communicate research both technically and for a broad audience.Previously: DesignX, BuzzFeed Open Lab, ConsenSys, MIT, WHPK.
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Major Project Updates: > Ethlabs, a new Ethereum-focused non-profit R&D lab, emerges from stealth with backers from the Ethereum Foundation and leading L2s. > Axelar bridge between Secret Network and Axelar exploited for $4.67M. > Sonic Labs leadership reshuffle: Michael Kong, Andre Cronje, and Dav
Secret Network's Axelar Bridge Drained $4.67M via Infinite-Mint Flaw
Secret Network bridge exploited for $4.7M with ‘infinite mint’ bug
Hacker Used Fake IBC Channel to Drain Secret Network’s Axelar Bridge
There’s been some confusion around the Secret Network incident, so we want to clarify: neither Axelar nor IBC was compromised. The exploited token smart contract was not developed, deployed, or maintained by Axelar. Axelar’s firewalling prevented the impact from spreading to other chains. The explo
Axelar Bridge Exploited for $4.67M via Secret Network Smart Contract Flaw
Secret Network and Axelar Report $4.67M Exploit in IBC Bridge
Secret Network’s roadmap is expanding privacy beyond Web3. @AnewbiZ007 highlights new tools for confidential AI agents, private applications, and compute providers powering Secret AI with their own GPUs. Private agents. Private apps. Decentralized compute. https://t.co/oq5X8RATQk
The strongest ecosystems are not built in isolation. @AnewbiZ007 says Secret Network focuses on building what it can do best, while integrating with others where collaboration creates a better experience. Build where you’re strongest. Partner where it makes the stack better.
Transactional privacy is only the first layer. @AnewbiZ007 explains why complex on-chain apps need computational privacy, not just private transfers. Secret Network brings privacy to smart contracts, DeFi, and cross-chain applications by encrypting the computation itself. https://t.co/t6er3JyM