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Forta Firewall acts like a Web2 application firewall but for Web3, integrating into the transaction flow and blocking malicious transactions before they are included in a block 🎯 Exploits can’t be executed without passing through the Firewall —making it more effective than auto-pausing via frontrunning ✅

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Forta Firewall: Protecting Web3 transactions like a bouncer at an exclusive club. No sketchy moves allowed no malicious exploits, no entry! 🎯

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"ensuring real-time detection and decision-making without introducing any delay" How did you do it?

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