Vibe coding a smart contract and then it got exploited.

We’ve all seen it lately “just vibe code it with AI.”

Spin up a contract, tweak a few lines, deploy to testnet, maybe even mainnet.

But here’s the uncomfortable truth:
A contract built through vibe coding recently got exploited.

Not because AI is evil.
Not because audits don’t work.
But because security wasn’t treated as intentional engineering.

Smart contracts aren’t frontend experiments.
They hold real value. Real money. Real risk.

AI can scaffold.
It can accelerate.
But it doesn’t threat-model.
It doesn’t understand economic assumptions.
It doesn’t reason about edge-case state transitions.

Vibe coding is fine for prototypes.
It’s dangerous for production.

Curious are we moving too fast with AI-generated contracts without strengthening security discipline alongside it?