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A Letter From Hacken Co-Founder & CEO, Dyma Budorin

Hacken

31 Dec 2024 — 1 min read

As 2024 comes to a close, our Co-Founder & CEO, Dyma Budorin, reflects on a transformative year. Hacken has grown stronger than ever, achieving milestones that set us apart in blockchain security. Discover the highlights of our journey and what’s ahead in Dyma’s letter.

Hacken's 2024 Summary

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Thank you for being part of our journey—as a community member, $HAI holder, client, or partner. Together, we’re shaping a safer Web3 and inspiring innovation for a brighter digital future.

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