Advisory
Your Dedicated Security partner for L1 & L2 Chains
Get senior-level guidance from trusted security experts - without hiring full-time.
What is Spearbit Advisory for L1 & L2 Protocols?
L1 and L2 protocols are complex systems that demand high-trust decisions at every stage. Spearbit Advisory gives you ongoing access to senior security researchers who understand rollup architecture, consensus logic, validator economics, and upgrade coordination—without needing full-time hires.
How can an Advisor help?
We offer consultative guidance across technical and economic surfaces of your protocol:
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Economic Security & Invariant Modeling
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Vault & Strategy Architecture
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Cross-Domain Threat Modeling
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Composable Integration Risk Reviews
We match you with researchers who’ve worked on some of the most secure base layers and rollups in the ecosystem, so you can move forward with confidence.
What Sets Spearbit Advisory Apart?
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“The Advisor service provided by Spearbit proved invaluable at crucial moments. The expertise and guidance we received offered us critical hindsight on our development process, ensuring we were building a robust and secure protocol.”
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FAQ
What L1/L2 use cases does Spearbit Advisory cover?
We advise on modular stacks, rollups, sovereign chains, settlement layers, and validator networks—focusing on design assumptions, liveness guarantees, and upgrade safety.
Can you help with validator incentives or sequencer design?
Yes. We analyze staking mechanisms, reward logic, MEV strategies, and centralization risks to ensure economic alignment across your validator or sequencer set.
What’s the benefit of having an Advisor vs. a periodic audit?
Advisors offer continuity, supporting you between audits, during upgrades, or while iterating on protocol architecture, instead of just reviewing snapshots.
Do you help validate bridging and cross-chain messaging logic?
Absolutely. We assess light clients, message-passing systems, and finality assumptions to detect risks in your rollup’s security boundaries.
Can you guide us on upgrade paths and governance mechanics?
Yes. We help design safe upgrade mechanisms, emergency controls, and DAO execution flows that balance flexibility with control and recovery options.
What’s your experience with DA, settlement, or execution separation?
Our researchers have worked across the modular stack—helping teams design and validate how execution layers depend on external DA and consensus.
Can this support long-term protocol evolution?
Definitely. We build lasting advisory relationships that align with your testnet, launch, and post-mainnet roadmap—providing stability as you scale.