Block Security Arena
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Về Block Security Arena
Block Security Arena is a community security platform from security firm BlockSec, established in 2025, offering Web3 users and developers security education, contract testing tooling and a bug bounty program: independent researchers submit vulnerabilities for tiered rewards, and projects use contest formats to surface code defects before deployment. It targets the irreversibility of smart-contract exploits — stolen funds are almost never recovered — and the lack of systematic security practice among users and small teams, turning audits from one-off reports into continuous community adversarial exercises.
The platform forms a tier with BlockSec's audit, Phalcon on-chain attack monitoring and MetaSleuth fund-tracing products: Arena handles front-line education, community bounties and open tooling while audits and monitoring provide institutional depth, and KYT/KYA screening serves AML scenarios. Partnerships include work with UXLINK and other social platforms to push security education into social contexts. In the security-services market it competes with Code4rena and Sherlock on contests, differentiated by feeding contest findings directly into its own audit and incident-response pipeline.
The Block Security Arena product has four parts: a RAG-based AI security academy, Docker-based attack simulation ranges, an AI audit copilot for developers, and a token risk radar for traders.
On April 26, 2026, MEXC announced it would list Block Security Arena's BSA/USDT in its Assessment Zone, with trading opening on May 8 and a total supply of 100 million tokens. The project partnered with Salvo Games in January 2026 and UXLINK in April, and also signed deals with Conflux, Luffa, LinkLayerAI, RAX Finance and JasperVault.
Block Security Arena's Future strategy and roadmap: the team plans to evolve from an education platform into a decentralized security response center, where projects post bounties and platform-trained white hats take the work, settled through a dual incentive of points (proof of activity) and tokens (proof of value).
Yajin Zhou — Co-Founder & CEO; professor of network and blockchain security with over 10,000 paper citations.
Lei Wu — Co-Founder & CTO; professor at Zhejiang University, co-founder of PeckShield, found zero-day bugs in major projects.