

The Architecture of Institutional Trust | Online Panel
βThe Architecture of Institutional Trust
A Live Panel on the Hacken Q2 2026 Security & Compliance Report
βπ August 6 | 13:00 UTC
β$764M lost in Q2 2026. 88.3% traced to compromised keys, signers, and infrastructure β not code. 14 of the exploited projects were audited. 18 had operated for 3+ years. 10 held more than $50M in TVL.
βEvery signal the market treats as proof of safety was present at the point of loss.
βThis panel is built around the single question that data raises: what actually earns institutional trust now β and who gets to verify it holds?
βWhat We'll Cover
βHacken's Q2 2026 Security & Compliance Report β produced with contributing perspectives from Moody's, Bybit, Chainlink, 1Money, Abraxas Capital, Allium, Stellar, and others β introduces the Architecture of Trust framework. The panel works through its findings live, including the questions the data leaves open.
ββ When the old signals fail. Why Drift ($285M) and KelpDAO ($292M) β both audited, both supervised β weren't caught by any conventional control, and what that means for ratings, risk intelligence, and the trust signals institutions actually rely on
ββ The compliance and monitoring reality. What DORA compliance looks like inside organizations that passed authorization, what real-time monitoring would have caught in Q2, and where the 91% monitoring gap leaves protocol teams heading into Q3
ββ What institutions are actually requiring. How capital allocation is shifting toward continuously verified counterparties, the quantum cryptography risk now entering institutional credit thinking, and what the 4% of the market doing it right is doing differently
ββ The verdict. The one concrete, testable thing a counterparty needs to demonstrate to earn institutional trust in August 2026
βThe Panel
ββ«οΈ Marat Faritov β VP, Digital Assets, Moody's Ratings
β«οΈ Dmytro Yasmanovych β Head of GRC & Security Operations, Hacken
β«οΈ Denys Ivanov β Chief Product Officer, Hacken
βModerated by Bryn Bennett β Head of Business Strategy, Hacken
βπ Read the Q2 2026 Security & Compliance Report before the panel
βAbout Hacken
βHacken is an end-to-end blockchain security and compliance partner for digital assets. Born on blockchain in 2017, Hacken combines deep DLT expertise with enterprise-grade quality, AI-powered offensive security, and globally recognized standards. Trusted by 1,500+ adopters β including the European Commission, ADGM, MetaMask, Ethereum Foundation, and Binance β Hacken delivers provable assurance for digital-asset systems across security, transparency, and regulatory readiness.