TON is saved not by security, but by boredom

Right now, everyone is worried about DeFi due to the increasing number of hacks, but TON is actually doing quite well in this regard. And not because it's secure, but because no one has studied it.

For those who don't know, TON has a different architecture compared to Ethereum and other networks, and all smart contracts are written in languages for which documentation has only recently become available.

Moreover, the documentation doesn't cover the nuances embedded in the code. That's why, for example, the code for DeDust isn't open, because there are nuances that allow contracts to use less gas and so on.

So even if AI is involved in hacks, breaking into TON or its contracts would be quite a challenge. And who would bother when the entire ecosystem's TVL is less than $60 million?

Exactly. So as long as there's no money, there's no interest. And even when there is money, studying TON in detail is quite a task, even for AI.

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