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DVP Launched An Automated Smart Contract Auditor Designed for White Hats

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The growing number of security breaches and various fraudulent activities has sent a wake-up call across the blockchain industry, and it has triggered concerns of all the investors and developers alike. DeFi or Decentralized Finance being in a nascent stage, security is still one of the biggest factors to take into account. DVP, an international community of White Hats, recently launched an automated smart contract auditor which would help white hats to detect security loopholes and mitigate the potential risks a in advance. The developers maintained that the tool is especially designed for White Hats and also added that it is designed to protect the interests of vendors and investors alike.

According to the developers, the tool will effectively help the vendors locate defects and vulnerabilities in smart contract codes within the shortest possible time, thereby saving time and energy of the White Hats to a great extent. This will in turn help improve the efficiency of DVP platform auditors.

Earlier in June 2021, DVP reached a strategic partnership with Soteria, which is a robust insurance platform developed on the Binance Smart Chain(BSC), to collaboratively ensure the security of sensitive user information and assets and to bolster the warning mechanism for defects and vulnerabilities.

At a recent press conference, DVP developers stated that their aim is to develop a multifunctional platform from a single-function platform by utilizing the rich and combined experience of the White Hats within the community and launching the Smart Contract Audit tool is just a step in that direction. The community has more than 15,000 White Hat professionals and caters to 42 vendors, and another 2029 vendors with related services.

The DVP Platform can be used for developing multi-chain security information, including but not limited to blockchain browsers, graphical display, asset circulation, address tracking, and block broadcasting to create an integrated information platform for the entire blockchain industry.

DVP has also plans to develop multi-platform scalable tools to enhance security infrastructure. The developers stated that they will conduct analysis on each layer of the blockchain business, contract and network to finalize a one-stop event library according to various security situation, which supports the security rating of various projects and technologies. The inherent characteristics of historical security breach events will also be analyzed in order to set up a warning mechanism for the industry security situation and to form a third-party security evaluation agency.

DVP Smart Contract Auditor is a source code audit tool. The audit tool, which supports multiple languages, enables white hats’ judgement on the validity of vulnerabilities with Semantic Analysis. The tool is almost independent of the environment.

DVP developers claimed that although the tool has been specifically designed and developed for professionals, it is quite easy to use. White Hats only need to paste the target contract code to fetch the analysis report, which would give them a clear picture of the possible defects in the contract. These defects might include integer overflow, vulnerabilities in specific compiler versions, and excessive permissions. Consequently, the efficiency of white hat audits on smart contracts gets enhanced by a few notches, which helps relevant DeFi vendors to gain time and opportunities to safeguard the security of the assets of their users well in advance.

Since 2019. DVP has been increasing its focus on the blockchain industry, and the community is committed to the development of vulnerability and security audit platforms, as it wants to develop and strengthen cooperation between White Hats and vendors. In the wake of the security breach events, the community has embraced the mission of fastening the “seat belt” so as to aid in the healthy and comprehensive development of the blockchain industry and all other related industries. The community is committed to roll out more security platforms in the near future.

The international community of White Hat information security professionals uses the blockchain technology and token-incentive schemes and endeavors to develop an anonymous security crowd-testing community, while following the core concepts of vulnerability such as mining and creating a decentralized information security platform, so as to safeguard the digital information industry. The community is also active on various social media channels, including but not limited to Twitter, Telegram, Kakao, and Medium.

While traditional security service products and services can be used for automatic scrutiny of security loopholes, they have their limitations in terms of applicability. The Automated Smart Contract Auditor, according to the DVP developers, was designed based on the attacker’s logic. This helps them in enhancing the loophole warning mechanism and in responding to emergencies faster than ever before. The Automated Smart Contract Auditor, along with the bevy of solutions developed by the community, will help in improving the overall security of the blockchain industry.

To know more, visit https://dvpnet.io/

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Kroum Vassilev Leads Energy and Venture Work Across Southeast Europe

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Entrepreneur Holds Roles at Profine Energy Bulgaria, Enevlo, and Nebula Purple. Kroum Vassilev holds concurrent leadership positions spanning renewable energy development, energy storage, and early-stage venture capital in Bulgaria and the broader Southeast European region.

Bulgaria, 6th Oct 2026 – Kroum Vassilev, an entrepreneur working across renewable energy, technology, venture capital, and real estate, holds three active leadership positions in Southeast Europe. He serves as Managing Director of Profine Energy Bulgaria, Principal at Enevlo, and Operating Partner at Nebula Purple. Together, these roles connect renewable project development with operational execution and early-stage investment.

Kroum Vassilev Leads Energy and Venture Work Across Southeast Europe

Profine Energy Bulgaria is a joint venture between Profine and Wirth Gruppe focused on developing large-scale renewable energy projects. As Managing Director, Vassilev leads the organization’s work in Bulgaria. Kroum Vassilev at Profine Energy Bulgaria is involved in projects intended to make a meaningful environmental contribution through commercially structured renewable energy development. The role requires direct participation in project activity rather than advisory involvement alone.

As Principal at Enevlo, Vassilev works across the full renewable energy project lifecycle. The company’s responsibilities include planning, financing, constructing, and operating power plants and energy storage systems in Bulgaria and the broader Southeast European region. Kroum Vassilev’s work at Enevlo connects financial planning with the operational stages required to move infrastructure projects forward. Energy storage forms part of that work alongside power generation, providing another component of the company’s clean-energy activity.

Vassilev also serves as Operating Partner at Nebula Purple, an early-stage venture capital firm focused on Southeast Europe. The firm works with startups in deep tech, green energy, fintech, and artificial intelligence. His responsibilities include assisting portfolio founders with fundraising, strategy, and operational growth. Kroum Vassilev’s regional leadership therefore spans both infrastructure development and early-stage company building, with each role grounded in active work across capital, planning, and execution.

About Kroum Vassilev

Kroum Vassilev is an entrepreneur working across technology, renewable energy, venture capital, and real estate. He serves as Managing Director of Profine Energy Bulgaria, a joint venture between Profine and Wirth Gruppe; Principal at Enevlo, which works across power generation and energy storage projects; and Operating Partner at Nebula Purple, an early-stage venture capital firm focused on deep tech, green energy, fintech, and artificial intelligence in Southeast Europe. Additional information is available through Kroum Vassilev’s official profile.

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HIVE-X Introduces Blockchain Infrastructure for Digital Asset Management and Real-World Integration

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Philippines, 6th Oct 2026 – HIVE-X has announced the development of its digital asset infrastructure built on the BNB Smart Chain, designed to connect blockchain-based technology with digital wallets and real-world payment systems.

Rather than focusing on speculative trading, HIVE-X aims to build a practical technology ecosystem where its utility token, HVX, powers asset management, digital wallet services, and integrated payment solutions.

The core objective of HIVE-X is to bridge the gap between decentralized asset protocols and everyday digital transactions through a unified framework combining the HIVE Wallet and payment card API infrastructure.

Advancing Blockchain Beyond Storage and Transfer

HIVE-X is engineered around the principle that digital assets must evolve beyond simple storage and peer-to-peer transfers to support practical everyday utilities.

The HIVE-X architecture integrates several core components:

  • HIVE Wallet Integration: Serving as the central gateway for digital asset management.
  • Payment Infrastructure: Connecting supported digital assets with online and point-of-sale systems.
  • Asset Management Solutions: Providing real-time portfolio analytics and secure transfers.
  • Ecosystem Expansion: Partnering with international service providers to broaden utility.

Through this structured approach, HIVE-X establishes a secure environment for users to manage digital assets while expanding real-world transaction capabilities.

Integrated Digital Payment Solutions

A central component of the HIVE-X ecosystem is its planned crypto card integration. The underlying infrastructure connects user-managed digital assets with standard payment environments, enabling supported digital assets to be processed for physical and online merchants.

The payment system pilot currently supports USDT-based transactions, with real-world payment processing tests successfully completed. Technical development is currently underway to fully integrate HVX into the card funding and payment processing network.

Specific operational parameters, including supported jurisdictions, transaction limits, and partner arrangements, will be released as compliance and technical integrations are finalized.

HIVE Wallet: The Ecosystem Gateway

HIVE-X is actively developing HIVE Wallet, a dedicated application designed to serve as the main interface for the entire ecosystem.

The wallet will support BNB Smart Chain-based asset management, secure token transfers, portfolio tracking, and integration with payment card services. Planned features include market price tracking, transaction history logs, and support for multi-chain digital assets in subsequent development phases.

The long-term objective is to provide a single, unified interface where users can seamlessly manage digital assets and interact with global payment services.

Technical Architecture and Phased Roadmap

HVX operates on the BNB Smart Chain under the BEP-20 standard with a fixed total supply of 100 billion tokens, designed to maintain ecosystem stability.

HIVE-X is pursuing a structured, phased roadmap:

  1. Infrastructure Establishment: Initial deployment of HVX on the BNB Smart Chain.
  2. Platform Development: Launch of HIVE Wallet and expansion of international partner networks.
  3. API Integration: Connecting payment card infrastructure with wallet services for broader adoption.

By combining dedicated software, payment card APIs, and a scalable network architecture, HIVE-X continues to develop solutions that connect digital assets with modern financial technologies.

For more information about HIVE-X and its technology ecosystem, visit the official website at https://hvxglobal.com/. 

 

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HIVE-X is a blockchain technology platform built on the BNB Smart Chain, focused on connecting digital assets with real-world payment infrastructure. Through HIVE Wallet and integrated payment solutions, HIVE-X develops practical systems for digital asset management and everyday transactions.

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Alexei Orlov: The Questions Leaders Should Ask Before Taking Growth Capital

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  • Alexei Orlov, founder and strategic adviser, lays out the questions he tells founders and boards to answer before they accept outside money to grow.

Why the Question Comes First

New York, USA, Oct 06, 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — Growth capital looks simple from the outside. A number arrives, the business gets bigger, everyone moves faster.

Alexei Orlov has raised growth funding himself, having secured $35 million to expand MTM Choice internationally. He says the decision to take capital matters more than the amount or the terms.

“Money changes the shape of a company before it changes the size of it,” he says. “Leaders feel the size. They rarely plan for the shape.”

He works with founders, boards and leadership teams on transformation and growth, and he says most of the hard conversations happen after the funding is already in the bank. His view: they should happen before.

What Problem Are We Actually Solving

Orlov starts with a direct question: is the business raising money to fix something, or to avoid fixing something?

Capital can cover for a weak product, a thin leadership bench, or a sales process that only works because one person is driving it. None of those problems go away with more money. They get bigger, faster.

“If I can’t name the specific problem the capital solves, I tell people to wait,” Orlov says. “A vague answer now becomes a very expensive answer in eighteen months.”

He says the businesses that use growth capital well are usually the ones that could, in theory, grow without it, just more slowly. Money can buy speed; it does not guarantee a fix.

Who Will This Capital Answer To

Every investor, lender or partner brings a set of expectations. Some are spoken. Many are not.

Orlov urges  leaders to ask what the capital provider actually wants to see in twelve months, and in three years. Those two answers are not always the same, and founders rarely check both before they sign.

“You are not just taking money,” he says. “You are taking a new voice in the room. Ask what that voice is going to want from you before you let it in.”

He says this question matters most for founder-led businesses, where one person has carried the vision for years. Bringing in capital means sharing that role, whether or not it is stated.

What Happens If Growth Outpaces the Team

Capital accelerates demand. It does not automatically build the team that can meet it.

Orlov has led the build-out of a multidisciplinary group from the ground up, and he says the moment leaders underestimate most is the gap between winning new business and having the people ready to deliver it well.

“Ask the question in the room, before the money arrives: who is doing this work when volume doubles?” he says. “If the honest answer is ‘we’ll figure it out,’ that is the moment to slow down, not speed up.”

He points to hiring, management structure and culture as the three areas that strain first. Of the three, he says culture is the one leaders notice last, usually after it has already slipped.

What Will We Give up to Get It

Every round of capital comes with a cost beyond the percentage given away. It can mean slower decisions, new reporting demands, or less room to change direction once the business is underway.

Orlov says boards and founders should write down what they are prepared to give up before they negotiate terms, not after. He says the leaders who skip this step are the ones most likely to feel surprised a year later.

“I ask people one plain question,” he says. “What are you willing to lose to get this? If nobody in the room can answer it, the deal is not ready yet.”

He says the answer does not have to be dramatic. Sometimes it is speed. Sometimes it is a seat at the table. Naming it in advance, he says, is what keeps a leadership team steady once the money starts to change how the business runs.

About Alexei Orlov

Alexei Orlov is a founder and strategic adviser based across the United States, New York and the United Kingdom. He is the founder of MTM Choice, where he built a multidisciplinary creative and advisory group and remains an adviser to the Chairman. He has also served as a Divisional CEO within Omnicom and as Group Chief Marketing Officer for Volkswagen across China and ASEAN. He now advises boards, founders and leadership teams on growth, transformation and brand strategy.

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