About
Riskira
Practical intelligence for safer blockchain activity
Riskira covers wallet risk and blockchain security for people who hold their own keys. Most Web3 security writing is either an audit report nobody outside the firm can read, or a thread telling you to be careful. We sit in between: what the signature actually approves, what a suspicious address looks like before it matters, and what to change today.
What we stand for
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We start from what a transaction actually does, not from a threat model.
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We name the exact approval, signature or address that carries the risk.
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No token recommendations, ever. We write about custody and risk, not about what to buy.
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We link the on-chain evidence so you can verify anything we describe.
Who writes this
Riskira is the author of record for everything published here. Articles are researched, written and edited by the publication as a whole rather than credited to individuals, and every piece goes through the same review before it is published. See our editorial policy · corrections policy.
What we cover
- Wallet RiskWhat exposes a self-custody wallet — approvals, signatures, key handling — and how each exposure is closed.
- Blockchain SecurityContract and protocol security for people who use them, not only for the firms who audit them.
- Crypto ScamsDrainers, fake airdrops, approval phishing and the on-chain traces each one leaves behind.
- Security ResearchLonger investigations — methodology, data and the on-chain evidence, so you can check the work.
Contact
Corrections, tips and partnership enquiries: hello@riskira.com · advertising policy.