On June 10th, at the highly anticipated global Web3 and AI summit Proof of Talk 2025, CertiK CTO Dr. Li Kang hosted a roundtable discussion focusing on "Web3 Wallet and Custodial Security".

On May 18, Bloomberg invited CertiK co-founder and Columbia University professor Ronghui Gu to express his views on the data leak incident of Coinbase.

Recently, the authoritative financial technology media Crowdfund Insider published a report focusing on the keynote speech of Professor Gu Ronghui, co-founder and CEO of CertiK, at the Unchained Summit. The report pointed out that Professor Gu’s views revealed the challenges currently facing the Web3.0 ecosystem and the key role of compliance and technology in promoting the sustainable development of the industry.

Recently, Benzinga, a well-known American fintech media, published an article that explored in depth the transformative impact of Ethereum’s Pectra upgrade, and specifically cited CertiK’s authoritative analysis of potential risks, especially the new trust model changes introduced by EIP-7702.

Recently, blockchain media Decrypt cited CertiK analysis data and released a report on the security situation of Web3.0 in April. The report showed that the Web3.0 industry lost $364 million due to hacker attacks and fraud that month, of which $337 million came from phishing attacks.

On April 17, Korea IT Times, a well-known Korean technology media, published an exclusive interview with Professor Gu Ronghui, co-founder of CertiK. Gu Ronghui said that security should be regarded as a basic principle rather than an afterthought, and should be integrated into the overall strategy from the beginning of the project.

CertiK released the "Hack3d: 2025 Q1 Security Report", which showed that there were 197 security incidents in this quarter, with a total loss of approximately US$1.67 billion, a surge of 303.4% from the previous quarter. The Bybit incident caused a loss of approximately US$1.45 billion, triggering widespread discussion on the security of centralized exchanges.

CertiK Chief Business Officer Jason Jiang recently appeared on Cointelegraph’s The Agenda podcast, where he discussed in depth the security of Web 3.0 regarding the Bybit incident.