Introducing Real-Time Judging The final evolution of audit contest judging is here. "Polymarket meets Community Notes for Web3 Security" Get to mainnet 3x faster on average, only at Sherlock

What's in it for protocol teams? - Final results in <10 days instead of 30 days - Zero effort required from your devs during judging - Top Watsons scrutinize every issue - Track judging progress in real-time - Deploy to mainnet 3 weeks earlier

What's in it for Watsons? - Judging is gamified and real-time - Fully anonymous voting - Transparent reasoning on every issue - Get paid for judging even 1 issue - Get paid <10 days post audit contest end

Parallel, Async Judging Industry-wide, the average time to final contest results is 30 days Real-Time Judging harnesses collective signal to get you results in <10 days This means deploying to mainnet 3 weeks earlier on average

Crowdsourced Signal Sherlock's signal system assigns voting power uniquely to each Watson Watsons will anonymously risk their voting power and use the power of the pen to triangulate every judgment Your devs can sit back and track the process without lifting a finger

World-Leading Security Talent Sherlock's leaderboard includes some of the most legendary security researchers in the space: These same researchers will scrutinize your issues, converse, and convene on the best reasoning for each judgment.

Real-Time Updates Like a prediction market, new actions will constantly update the status of each issue. Like a file download, you'll see 0% to 100% progress for each issue and the judging as a whole. Perfect transparency into the judging process for teams and Watsons.

The Final Exam Before Mainnet Real-Time Judging gets you to mainnet 3x faster. It's one of many ways Sherlock specializes in getting teams from final audit to mainnet: - Industry-leading audit contests - Exclusive bug bounty platform - Exploit and bug bounty coverage

P.S. The first Real-Time Judging contest starts on Friday with @perenniallabs! Don't miss it!

Sherlock invented "escalations" in audit contests, so it's only right that Sherlock is the one to retire it and bring audit contests to the next evolution 🌄

Lfggg!!