Auditors usually get all the credit for catching vulnerabilities, but most blockchain QA testers I know do half the groundwork. They write reproducible tests, simulate attack flows, and catch logic gaps before audit starts.
Still, many teams treat QA as secondary. How can we prove value and build trust with auditors so QA becomes part of security culture, not just pre-audit paperwork?
@SolidityJatin • 3w
I sat in audit review calls just to listen. Hearing how they think changed how I write tests. Now I plan cases based on threat models instead of functions. Best learning hack ever.
@CryptoSagePriya • 3w
When we shared a full “tested → passed → edge cases pending” matrix with auditors, their scope increased and set instantly. They stopped retesting trivial paths and focused on deeper threat models. Treat QA docs like paid deliverables — clarity there earns you credibility.
