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Junior Auditor: (Discovers 4 active @code4rena Contests with different Pool Prizes: A- $30K, B- $80k, C-$100k, D- $55K) Junior Auditor: wow, there is so much money to be made right now (quicky opens Twitter and post "Guys if you're not on C4 right now you're wasting your time, there is so much money to be made). Junior Auditor: ain't gonna touch A, I better do B and C, so i can challenge myself with this Huge Codebase and make more money. Poor dude opens up the docs of the two projects, reads all in less than 5 mins, opens up the codebases reads 5000 lines of code in 30 mins. DM'ing the sponsors and starts asking the difference between an external function and a view function. He continues grinding so hard back and forth with both contests. Unlucky for him, he couldn't find any bug. Instead of giving up, he switches to @SoloditOfficial doing pattern matching for each lines of the codes to dig bugs. ......finally ends up submitting 20 H 15 M, rejoicing and dancing. Final result comes out, poor dude got $1.5 in contest B, $40 in contest C Junior Auditor: Is this a joke? no way.. ------------------------------ Junior Auditor failed to realize that: - Making most out of contests can only be achieved submitting unique bugs. - Participating in multiple contests at the same time divides attention and often leads to poor understanding of the codebases. - Doing Pattern matching on @SoloditOfficial to find bugs in most cases is a a waste of time. - Focusing attention on one contest at a time is the surest way to understands any codebases deeply and uncover bugs.