basically all of my code is _open-source_ and _free_ to use; in most cases it's licensed under AGPL-3.0 so everything stays open & accessible forever. a lot of my code is used to protect millions or even billions in funds (e.g. my `safe-tx-hashes-util`), yet many projects still don't donate because i don't go through some retarded kyc process (guys, fuck u!), even though i actively help secure their systems & money (yeah fml). the Ethereum Security QF round will hopefully change that tbh. so i've submitted 2 applications: - snekmate: i started snekmate in 2022 as its sole author and have poured thousands of hours into it over the past 3.5 years (1,200+ commits so far). its math functions are now even formally verified, it's used by Curve to help secure millions in funds, it's included in external integration tests in Foundry & Halmos (and has found various bugs already), and even used in the Vyper compiler itself (various bugs detected in the new venom IR because of this integration). it's essentially a one-person project that powers & ships essential Vyper modules to teams across the ecosystem. - safe-tx-hashes-util: before the EF deploys capital into some defi protocols, the multisig txs are verified using my tool. before we deployed 69,420 ETH into staking at TheDAO, those multisig txs were verified with it. major protocols rely on it as a local-first verification layer for one of the most critical parts of any multisig: transaction correctness. i also recently shipped an easy-to-use Qubes template. so far i've received around ~$25k in donations, while this script alone has helped secure billions in funds. pls donate: - snekmate: https://qf.giveth.io/project/snekmate - safe-tx-hashes-util: https://qf.giveth.io/project/safe-multisig-transaction-hashes(sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /)