Web3 Tournaments

Here we decide who is the best (at least we try).

Tournament №1. Best Quality Web3 Security Company.

Description

• Dates: (20.09.23 - 30.09.23)
• The Question: If I have a protocol that requires an audit and unlimited resources which company would I choose to do a review of my codebase?
• Where to vote: https://twitter.com/urbittesweet
• How to vote: I will create polls in Twitter. Choose the one who deserves to move to the next stage.

Participants (Twitter followers. High -> Low)

1. CertiK
2. ConsenSys Diligence
3. Halborn
4. Hacken
5. PeckShield
6. OpenZeppelin
7. Slowmist
8. TrailOfBits
9. BlockSec
10. QuillAudits
11. SpearBit
12. Certora
13. Hexens
14. Cyfrin
15. Mixbytes
16. Pessimistic Security

Tournament Bracket:

Results

1. 1/8 - CertiK vs Pessimistic Security | 54% (341) vs 46% (292)
2. 1/8 - ConsenSys Diligence vs Mixbytes | 71% (140) vs 29% (57)
3. 1/8 - Halborn vs Cyfrin | 60% (300) vs 40% (200)
4. 1/8 - Hacken vs Hexens | 59% (497) vs 41% (344)
5. 1/8 - PeckShield vs Certora | 31% (93) vs 69% (208)
6. 1/8 - OpenZeppelin vs SpearBit | 43% (232) vs 57% (307)
7. 1/8 - Slowmist vs QuillAudits | 37% (111) vs 63% (188)
8. 1/8 - TrailOfBits vs BlockSec | 78% (177) vs 22% (50)
9. 1/4 - CertiK vs Certora | 34% (75) vs 66% (146)
10. 1/4 - Spearbit vs Consensys | 78% (185) vs 22% (53)
11. 1/4 - QuillAudits vs Halborn | 63% (4360) vs 37% (2561)
12. 1/4 - Hacken vs TrailOfBits | 42% (153) vs 58% (210)
13. 1/2 - Certora vs QuillAudits | 68% (230) vs 32% (108)
14. 1/2 - TrailOfBits vs SpearBit | 51% (4273) vs 49% (4105)
15. Final - Certora vs TrailOfBits | 53% (504) vs 47% (447)

Winner

FAQ:

• What will you do with the tournaments results? => Nothing. I do this for fun.
• How can I vote? => Currently I use X (Twitter), maybe will change the platform soon.
• How you choose the tournament participants? => Most popular ones I guess. And Pessimistic Security. I work there.
• How you match the pairs when creating a bracket? => Firstly, I sort the participants in the ascending order in terms of popularity. Secondly, I create the pairs: 1-16, 2-15, 3-14... etc. You get it.