How Set in Stone is Securing Web3 – A Success Story from Reactor
From Reactor to Growth – How Media Coverage Boosted Set in Stone
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We introduced Set in Stone and its founder Thomas Benoit a month and a half ago in the Reactor newsletter (Read the article). Since then, their story has gained traction—and their business has seen results.
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📈 Impact of Reactor Coverage:
Thomas reported an increase in platform usage and sales following the podcast and newsletter feature.
Investors and Web3 security leaders reached out, extending Set in Stone’s network.
The exposure allowed them to start securing new strategic partnerships with key players in the blockchain security space.
Set in Stone’s newsletter saw a spike in subscribers, showing growing interest in Web3 security insights.
Here is what an audience reader sent to me after the first newsletter. So glad it helps!
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🚀 What’s New for Set in Stone?
Expansion in Web3 Security: Now covering over 10 blockchain ecosystems including Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, BNB Smart Chain, Fantom, CELO, Cronos, Gnosis, OP, and Base.
Major Events: After strong feedback at London’s Digital Asset Forum, they’ll be at Paris Blockchain Week in April at the Carrousel du Louvre, one of the biggest Web3 gatherings in Europe.
Exclusive Insights: Their newsletter, The Monthly of Set in Stone, curates blockchain security trends, real-world case studies, and VC networking events worldwide (Subscribe here).
Product Innovation: Set in Stone is refining its automated blockchain security audits, making vulnerability detection and resolution faster, with AI-assisted analysis coming soon.
Stronger Industry Collaborations: They are in discussions with banks and hedge funds that are integrating blockchain and need compliance-ready security solutions.
Listen to the episode on Apple Podcast here:
🔍 Deep Dive: Set in Stone’s Approach to Blockchain Security
Blockchain security remains a top concern as DeFi platforms, NFT marketplaces, and enterprise blockchain applications continue to grow. The risks are real—hacks, vulnerabilities, and financial losses can be devastating. Set in Stone is tackling these challenges by providing instant, automated security audits that empower developers, institutions, and investors to detect threats before they escalate.
With increasing regulatory scrutiny on crypto and digital assets, financial institutions are realizing that security must be a core part of blockchain adoption. Set in Stone is bridging the gap between traditional finance and Web3 by providing the tools and insights needed to ensure safer transactions and smarter investments.
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💡 Key Lessons from Thomas Benoit’s Journey:
1️⃣ Focus, Focus, Focus – Startups fail when they try to do too much. Thomas emphasizes the importance of solving one problem better than anyone else.
2️⃣ Personal Branding + Expertise – He blends deep tech insights with direct community engagement (LinkedIn, Telegram, and newsletters) to build trust and authority.
3️⃣ Adapting to Market Signals – The pivot from corporate security to Web3 audits was a strategic move based on market demand. Thomas saw a gap, made the shift, and it paid off.
🔮 Upcoming Growth Strategies for Set in Stone
Expanding into Traditional Finance: Banks, hedge funds, and institutional investors are taking blockchain more seriously. Set in Stone is working to secure partnerships that will make security compliance seamless for them.
AI & Security Synergy: AI-driven risk assessment is the next frontier for Web3 security. Thomas and his team are working on integrating machine learning models to detect patterns of fraud, vulnerabilities, and protocol risks automatically.
Scaling Sales & Marketing: As demand grows, Set in Stone is hiring more sales and marketing professionals to expand its client base in Europe and North America.
Building a Global Security Standard for Web3: The long-term goal is to make Set in Stone the industry benchmark for blockchain security—a must-have for any serious Web3 business.
🔥 Why Blockchain Security is More Critical Than Ever
Hackers stole over $1.8 billion from DeFi platforms in 2023 alone—showing how vulnerable the industry remains.
Regulators are cracking down on security standards for blockchain applications, and companies that fail to meet compliance could face heavy penalties.
Mainstream adoption of crypto and tokenized assets is happening fast, and ensuring trust and security is the only way to drive mass adoption.
🎯 How to Work with Set in Stone:
Company Website: Find & Fix Blockchain App Vulnerabilities
Subscribe to Insights: Monthly Blockchain Security Trends
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Set in Stone is proving that security is the missing link in Web3 adoption. If you’re serious about blockchain security, now’s the time to get ahead.
🔗 Read the full feature on Set in Stone and Thomas Benoit here: Read the article
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Hi, I amThomas form Set In Stone. The latest edition covers: updates on Set In Stone, a list of upcoming cocktails, meetups, and conferences hosted by VCs investing in blockchain startups, and a deep dive into last month’s stolen funds—including ByBit’s $1.4 billion and Libra’s $286 million : https://open.substack.com/pub/thomasbenoitbenoitonchain/p/the-monthly-of-set-in-stone?r=hcbep&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true