About This Report

This report provides a comprehensive overview of GoPlus Security, a decentralized Web3 security infrastructure designed to deliver real-time, on-chain protection for users, developers, and protocols. Commissioned by GoPlus and produced by CoinDesk Research, the report examines the network’s multi-layer architecture including the Security Data Layer, Security Compute Layer, and SecWare Protocol - as well as its core product suite of GoPlus Intelligence, SafeToken Protocol, and the GoPlus App. It offers a neutral, technical, and ecosystem-level assessment of GoPlus’s design, token economy, and strategic roadmap, with particular focus on its role in advancing decentralized, AI-driven security solutions and building a scalable security layer for Web3.

Executive Summary

Launched in 2020, GoPlus Security is a decentralized Web3 security infrastructure designed to provide real-time protection against on-chain threats and enhance transaction integrity across the blockchain ecosystem. Positioned as a security layer for Web3, GoPlus operates across more than 40 blockchains, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana and Optimism. Its modular architecture - comprising the Security Data Layer, Security Compute Layer, and SecWare Protocol - enables trustless, data-driven intelligence that identifies and mitigates risks across networks and users.

GoPlus’s product suite includes the GoPlus App, a one-stop security hub for users; the SafeToken Protocol, which standardizes secure token issuance and liquidity management; and GoPlus Intelligence, a collection of AI-powered APIs and SDKs that deliver security data to developers, wallets, and institutions. These products are integrated across the Web3 ecosystem, including with platforms such as Binance, MetaMask, and Trust Wallet, collectively helping protect billions in on-chain assets.

In 2025, GoPlus introduced its native token, $GPS, which powers payments, staking, computation, and governance within the network. The token underpins the ecosystem’s incentive model, enabling access to security services, rewarding contributors, and aligning stakeholders through staking and slashing mechanisms. As of October 2025, GoPlus has generated $4.7M in total revenue across its three product lines, led by the GoPlus App.

Looking ahead, GoPlus aims to strengthen its position as a decentralized and AI-driven security layer for Web3 by advancing sequencer-level risk control mechanisms, expanding cross-chain integrations, and launching its Governance Portal to enable community-led decision-making. Through continued development of its AI-enabled security tools and compliance with frameworks such as the EU’s MiCAR, GoPlus seeks to contribute to a safer and more transparent blockchain ecosystem.

Introduction

The digital asset industry has witnessed remarkable growth in recent years. Institutional participation has accelerated with the launch of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in the U.S., as well as the growing trend of publicly listed companies integrating digital assets into their corporate treasuries. On the retail front, participation has surged, with the total number of DeFi users expanding more than fivefold to 294M since 2024.

This influx of users and capital, however, has also brought heightened risks. By the first half of 2025, the total value lost to Web3 hacks and security incidents had already surpassed the amount recorded throughout 2024 - continuing an alarming upward trend. One major reason behind the alarming frequency of security breaches in Web3 is the multitude of pitfalls users encounter throughout their experience, which continues to impede the sustained adoption of native Web3 applications. 

From an end-user risk perspective, Web3 participants face a unique spectrum of threats - from private key loss and asset-related risks such as rug pulls and address poisoning, to interaction risks including phishing websites and unsafe approval permissions. Additionally, users must contend with on-chain risks like protocol exploits and stablecoin depegs, as well as project-level vulnerabilities stemming from security flaws or targeted hacks.

Without robust security frameworks, new and inexperienced users remain highly vulnerable - underscoring the urgent need for stronger infrastructures and best practices across the digital asset ecosystem. Today’s Web3 security landscape is fragmented: most solutions focus on pre-deployment measures like smart contract audits or post-incident responses such as forensic analyses. What’s missing is real-time intelligence - proactive systems that can identify vulnerabilities and flag risky transactions before they cause harm.

Web3’s security challenges are fundamentally distinct from those in traditional Web2 environments.

First, there is no operating system-level security layer - nothing comparable to Windows Defender, which provides continuous protection, malware detection, and automatic updates in Web2 systems. This absence leaves Web3 users exposed without a foundational safeguard.

Second, the widespread use of non-custodial wallets compounds user risk. While these wallets give users full control of their assets, they also remove traditional safety nets like fraud protection or transaction reversals offered by banks and payment platforms. Losing a private key or falling victim to a scam in Web3 typically means irreversible loss.

Ultimately, Web3 users face a threat landscape that is both broader and more severe than in Web2. As these risks evolve, developing dedicated, real-time security solutions purpose-built for the decentralized ecosystem is becoming not just important, but essential. This is precisely the gap that GoPlus Security is targeting to fill, aiming to provide a more unified, real-time security layer that enhances user protection and trust across the Web3 landscape.

GoPlus Security: Architecture

GoPlus is a decentralized Web3 security network which operates through a multi-layer design to provide real-time risk data through APIs and SDKs, empowering users and developers to build and transact more safely across the ecosystem. The network is primarily composed of the Security Data Layer and the Security Compute Layer which operate on a permissionless, open, and user-driven basis. Any developer can join and provide corresponding security solutions based on users’ security requirements at different stages of the transaction lifecycle, such as anti-scam, anti-phishing and anti-MEV.

The Security Data Layer aggregates and verifies risk information such as malicious contract addresses, phishing domains and exploit histories. Contributors include users, security researchers, third-party organizations and others. It serves as a solid foundation for the network's security services, enabling more accurate and effective security solutions.

The Security Compute Layer performs analytical operations and produces real-time assessments. It is built on Actively Validated Services (AVS) Operators, which are distributed nodes responsible for executing security-related computations and validations. They handle tasks including verifying transaction security analysis results, detecting potential threats and simulating transactions.

The SecWare ecosystem exists on top of these layers, enabling independent developers to build and deploy new security modules on the network. Once these security modules are validated, they can be plugged into the GoPlus Security Module (GSM), which is the gateway between infrastructure and end-user applications, making it instantly usable by apps and wallets.

Security Data Layer

The Security Data Layer forms the backbone of GoPlus's ecosystem, managing how security data is verified, stored, and trusted across the network. This system relies on a collaborative network of data contributors who continuously provide intelligence on emerging security threats.

Contributors form the foundation of the system by submitting security data through multiple channels. This data covers:

• Token risk
• Malicious wallet addresses
• NFT risk
• Approval and access risks
• dApp security assessments
• Phishing site url

The contributor community brings together diverse perspectives from end users, security researchers, and professional cybersecurity firms - all working to strengthen the GoPlus security ecosystem.

GoPlus employs a multi-tiered decentralized certification framework designed to uphold the credibility and accuracy of contributed data. This verification architecture operates through two core layers - a primary verification layer and a secondary verification layer.

Primary Verification Layer

This first line of defense consists of three key components. Third-party verification nodes leverage their domain expertise and independent resources to assess the authenticity of user-submitted information. Computational verification nodes apply advanced algorithms and AI-driven techniques to validate specific categories of security data automatically. Auditors complete this layer by monitoring the overall verification process, ensuring compliance with standards, and maintaining system integrity.

Secondary Verification Layer

When disputes or discrepancies occur, this backup layer activates. It brings together specialized security teams that review contested cases and institutional arbitrators who resolve verification disputes. These components work alongside enhanced mechanisms designed to ensure transparency and reliability throughout the dispute resolution process.

This multi-tiered approach creates a system where every piece of security data undergoes rigorous validation before becoming part of the GoPlus ecosystem.

Security Compute Layer

The Compute Layer is where all computation, risk detection, and API responses take place within the GoPlus ecosystem. Its architecture is composed of three primary components: the GoPlus Security Module (GSM), SecWare AVS, and the AVS Manager.

The GoPlus Security Module (GSM) operates at multiple levels - including the sequencer, RPC, and pre-RPC transaction layers - where it intercepts and evaluates transactions in real time. It features a fanout service that intelligently distributes tasks to operators based on factors such as SecWare type, geographic location, and operator reputation, ensuring optimal task scheduling and efficient routing.

The SecWare AVS executes these tasks by deploying modular SecWare services within Docker containers across decentralized operator nodes. Each containerized service adheres to the standards and specifications defined by GoPlus to maintain interoperability and reliability. Through the SecWare Protocol, developers can seamlessly upload, register, and manage these Docker images, enabling a transparent and standardized environment for all security services.

The AVS Manager oversees the networking, handling operator registration, task validation, and the distribution or slashing of operators based on performance. A key component, the Bookkeeper, collects and processes execution results and work records submitted by operators via decentralized storage systems, ensuring accountability and transparency throughout the process.

SecWare Protocol

The SecWare Ecosystem represents a cornerstone of GoPlus’s design, empowering developers to build, register and offer advanced security applications - known as SecWares - to the network. Through the SecWare Protocol, developers can deploy instances of their services, such as anti-scam, anti-phishing, and anti-MEV tools, each serving as an on-chain representation of real-world security solutions.

SecWares are implemented using Docker containers across compute nodes, ensuring a high degree of modularity, scalability and ease of deployment. This architecture not only streamlines integration and updates but also fosters a dynamic, interoperable ecosystem where innovative security solutions can thrive.

Users begin by creating a personal security center instance - known as a SecHub - to manage their security strategies and interact with various SecWares. Through the SecHub, users can bind or purchase SecWare services. Binding a SecWare grants access to its core features, while purchasing unlocks additional privileges and premium functionalities.

All profits generated by SecWare instances flow into a Revenue Pool, where GoPlus Security’s incentive model ensures that revenue is fairly distributed based on actual SecWare usage. Developers are required to stake tokens when deploying their SecWare, encouraging accountability and high-quality performance. Failure to maintain the required standards or engaging in malicious behavior may result in penalties or token slashing.

GoPlus Security Module

The GoPlus Security Module serves as the core interface between blockchains and the GoPlus network. Designed as a comprehensive software development kit (SDK), it seamlessly integrates a wide range of security services across wallets, blockchains, RPCs, sequencers, and dApps. Acting as a unified RPC gateway, it streamlines all incoming queries into the network, ensuring a secure and efficient interaction layer at the foundation of the GoPlus ecosystem.

When a user initiates a transaction, the GoPlus Security Module (GSM) intercepts the transaction data and routes it to SecWares for comprehensive risk assessment. Based on the analysis returned, GSM intelligently determines whether to approve, block, or request additional confirmation for the transaction - effectively functioning as an on-chain firewall.

Engineered for efficiency and adaptability, GSM is lightweight, modular, and multi-chain compatible, all while maintaining minimal latency impact to ensure fast, secure, and frictionless user experiences across the GoPlus ecosystem.

GoPlus: Product Suite

GoPlus Security provides a modular suite of security-focused products and services, each tailored to meet the needs of specific user groups and functions within the Web3 ecosystem. Together, these solutions form a comprehensive security stack for Web3, safeguarding every stage of the digital asset lifecycle - from asset issuance and liquidity management to token operations and transaction execution - all reinforced by real-time protection and intelligent risk mitigation.

GoPlus Intelligence

GoPlus Intelligence provides a robust security infrastructure for the blockchain and cryptocurrency ecosystem through its comprehensive suite of security capabilities. It is a set of security detection APIs and services (token risk analysis, malicious address detection, phishing detection, transaction simulation, etc.).

These tools not only help developers build more secure applications but also provide users with a safer interaction environment across multiple blockchain networks. Each API is chain-agnostic where one unified query structure works across 60+ chains. These APIs collectively create the real-time risk firewall for Web3, equivalent to how antivirus or Cloudflare’s threat database protects Web2 users. These include:

• Token Security APIs: This endpoint scans smart contracts for risk flags: honeypots, mint/blacklist functions, liquidity analysis, holder distribution etc.
• Transaction Simulation APIs: Simulate on-chain transactions in real time to identify potential losses, hidden taxes, or malicious transfers before execution.
• AML & Compliance APIs: Conduct anti–money laundering (AML) checks by tracing fund flows, identifying mixer or sanctioned address involvement, and detecting suspicious cross-chain movements.
• Malicious Address APIs: It evaluates wallet or contract addresses for risks associated with scams, blacklists, mixer involvement, prior exploits etc.
• NFT Security APIs: It analyzes NFT contracts and metadata including the detection of scams or fraudulent activities in NFT transactions.
• dApp Security APIs: It evaluates decentralized apps and their smart contracts for vulnerabilities, phishing links, and malicious behaviour.
• Approval Security APIs: It checks token approvals and allowances for risks to prevent unauthorized or risky transactions.
• Phishing Website Detection APIs: Identify and block malicious/phishing domains, detect cloned wallet or dApp front-ends, and score URLs based on visual similarity, hosting patterns, SSL anomalies, and community reports.

SafeToken Protocol

The GoPlus SafeToken Protocol is purpose-built to enhance token issuance and liquidity management across the Web3 ecosystem. It consists of two key components, each designed to promote transparency, security, and reliability for both developers and investors.SafeToken Factory: An open-source, freely accessible toolkit offering secure and audited smart contract templates. It empowers developers to launch tokens quickly and safely, minimizing technical risk while accelerating time to market.SafeToken Locker: A versatile liquidity and token lock solution that supports customizable lock-up periods, reward collection mechanisms and broad compatibility with leading decentralized exchanges (DEXs). It helps protect investor interests and reinforces long-term project commitment through secure and transparent token management. GoPlus recently introduced a new price-based unlocking locker model that enforces token holding commitments through on-chain, market value–linked conditions. It allows token owners to lock their assets until a specified market price or valuation threshold is reached, ensuring that tokens remain non-transferable until predefined on-chain criteria are met.

GoPlus App

The GoPlus App offers a suite of advanced features designed to empower users with full control over their digital asset security, including multi-chain wallet scanning, real-time risk alerts, SecHub integration and access to a dynamic security service marketplace. Through the app, users can personalize their security experience by configuring risk controls and protection policies tailored to their individual needs. Working in close synergy with GSM, the GoPlus App establishes a seamless, closed-loop ecosystem that connects security intent with secure, trustworthy transactions.

SecWare Ecosystem

The SecWare ecosystem is a comprehensive, developer-oriented suite that empowers independent teams to build, deploy, and monetize innovative security modules within the GoPlus network. Comprising the SecWare Protocol, SecWare Marketplace, and SecWare SDK, it transforms GoPlus from a single security provider into a vibrant, open ecosystem-where anyone can contribute cutting-edge detection logic, risk analytics, and security innovations.

In essence, SecWare turns GoPlus into an App Store for Security, fostering collaboration, innovation, and sustainable growth across the decentralized security landscape.

GoPlus: Fundamentals

Protocol Metrics

Data as of Oct 16, 2025

GoPlus Security’s web browser extension has a daily active user of 125k and daily active addresses of 300k. With over 700k lifetime downloads, the extension has protected nearly 21M transactions, safeguarding near $356M.

GoPlus Security’s blockchain level requests averaged around 350M in 2025 so far. These requests include interactions such as transaction simulations and malicious address detections within the network infrastructure.

GoPlus Intelligence’s Token Security API has an average monthly calls of 717M in 2025 year-to-date.

As of October 16th, GoPlus has generated a total of $4.7M in revenue across its three product lines. The flagship GoPlus App - a security hub that protects every user transaction through wallet security scanning, transaction simulation, and real-time risk alerts - accounts for nearly half of this total, contributing approximately $2.5M.

SafeToken Protocol and Security Intelligence have generated $1.7M and $0.5M in revenue, respectively. SafeToken Protocol, which enables standardized secure token issuance and provides professional liquidity management tools to strengthen token ecosystem security, recently achieved a new all-time high with $65.9M in total liquidity locked.

Ecosystem Analysis

Since its launch in 2020, GoPlus has positioned itself as a security infrastructure provider within the Web3 ecosystem, offering tools and services aimed at mitigating scams and threats across more than 40 blockchains. These include major Layer-1 networks such as Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Solana, as well as Layer-2 solutions like Arbitrum and Optimism.

Most recently, GoPlus integrated with Ant Group’s Jovay Chain - a compliant Layer-2 network focused on real-world assets (RWA) and stablecoins. Through these integrations, GoPlus continuously monitors and flags high-risk tokens across ecosystems, strengthening security standards at the protocol level. The company was also named an official Service Provider for the BNB Chain Kickstart Program, further underscoring its growing influence within the blockchain security landscape.

Beyond on-chain integrations, GoPlus’s Security Intelligence has been adopted by major centralized exchanges such as Binance, where its integration with Binance Alpha enables users to instantly assess token security before trading.

In addition, GoPlus is integrated with leading wallets including MetaMask, Trust Wallet, and Backpack, offering 24/7 background protection that functions like a security firewall - silently safeguarding users with every transaction they make.

GoPlus is also integrated with leading DEXs and launchpads such as Sushiswap, Four.meme and Cetus Protocol. Meanwhile, it has been integrated with trading websites such as Dexscreener, Dex.tools and Etherscan. Recently, GoPlus’s Token Security metrics were added to Solscan’s Cards product, providing users with extra checks on whether a token carries potential risks, including detecting scams.

Team and Roadmap

GoPlus Security was founded in 2020 by serial entrepreneurs Ming Li and Eskil Xu, bringing together a team with deep expertise across cybersecurity, cloud computing, and the Web3 domain. Led by Allen Zhang, the company’s Global Tech Lead, GoPlus has rapidly grown into one of the leading players in decentralized security infrastructure. To date, it has raised over $25 million across four funding rounds, backed by prominent investors including Binance Labs, OKX Ventures, HashKey Capital, and others.

In its early phase, GoPlus developed a suite of API-based security tools to strengthen user protection in Web3. The initial offerings focused on token security detection, real-time risk alerts, and dApp contract analysis, alongside interaction protection features such as phishing detection, approval contract management, and NFT authenticity verification. By Q3 2022, GoPlus expanded its product line to include tools that safeguarded against malicious addresses, NFT-related risks, and approved contract vulnerabilities, broadening its approach to tackle evolving decentralized security challenges.

In July 2023, GoPlus Security introduced open-source SDKs in Java, Python, and PHP, expanding upon its existing Golang and JavaScript SDKs. This release enabled a wider community of developers across diverse programming environments to integrate and utilize GoPlus’s suite of security APIs, tools, and data more seamlessly.

The year 2024 marked a major milestone for the company, with the launch of several new products, including the GoPlus App, SecWare ecosystem, and the SafeToken protocol. The team also unveiled the GoPlus Network compute layer and a browser extension, extending its capabilities and reflecting its ongoing commitment to advancing security and transparency across the Web3 ecosystem.

2025 has been a defining year for GoPlus Security, reflecting its transformation from an API-focused provider to a comprehensive, multi-layered security platform. In Q1, GoPlus launched its native token, $GPS, and introduced staking for network participants, laying the foundation for a decentralized security network. Q2 followed with the debut of the Security Data Layer and an AI-powered smart contract audit engine, significantly enhancing on-chain analytical capabilities. Most recently, GoPlus unveiled the GoPlus Security Module and expanded GoPlus Intelligence with multi-chain transaction simulation, while its whitepaper was officially registered under the EU’s MiCAR framework, underscoring the company’s dedication to regulatory alignment and compliance.

Beyond user-experience-level protection, GoPlus is collaborating directly with chains to develop sequencer-level risk control mechanisms, integrating security into the transaction layer itself. The company continues its partnership with the Ethereum Foundation-backed Trillion Dollar Security Initiative and plans to publish its first chain-level security transaction EIP later in October. Additionally, GoPlus has completed a modified Ethereum Geth client, along with a custom block explorer and playground for the new transaction type - demonstrating a full-stack implementation of its chain-native security architecture.

GoPlus is also pioneering Web3 security for the AI era. By deeply integrating AI and large language models into its ecosystem, the team is building next-generation intelligent security engines capable of real-time analysis and adaptive risk detection. Having developed an MCP tool for their product earlier this year, GoPlus is now preparing to launch an x402 protocol-based security service, enabling AI agents and x402 developers to access GoPlus’s security services permissionlessly - bringing instant, comprehensive, on-chain threat detection and mitigation to the AI layer of Web3.

Finally, to advance its mission of building a truly decentralized security infrastructure, GoPlus will roll out its Governance Portal in Q4 2025, empowering $GPS holders to participate in proposals and community voting, ensuring transparent, community-driven decision-making at the core of the GoPlus ecosystem.

$GPS: Market Structure

The $GPS token is the native currency of the GoPlus Security Network, enabling GoPlus to transform from a security provider to a decentralized network where every participant contributes to and benefits from Web3 security. It aligns incentives across the security infrastructure, ensuring decentralization and community participation.

$GPS Token: Value Accrual

Users who subscribe to GoPlus Security APIs can pay their subscription fees in $GPS, gaining continuous access to GoPlus’s suite of security services. Likewise, projects utilizing the SafeToken Protocol for secure token issuance and liquidity management will also transact using $GPS. Every interaction on the GoPlus Network - including security-protected transactions - incurs a small gas fee, payable in $GPS. Alternative payment methods will be automatically converted into $GPS through buyback mechanisms, reinforcing consistent token demand. Holders can also stake $GPS tokens to access SecWares, earn staking rewards, and delegate their tokens to AVS operators, supporting network computation.

Within the ecosystem, Data Providers stake $GPS to contribute verified security data and earn rewards upon approval. AVS Operators - who supply computational power for SecWare - stake either $GPS or ETH to register and are rewarded in $GPS based on performance, uptime, and service reliability. Similarly, SecWare Developers stake $GPS to register, build, and offer user-facing security services within the ecosystem, earning $GPS through subscription or gas-fee revenue sharing.

To maintain integrity, all four categories of ecosystem participants - Data Providers, AVS Operators, SecWare Developers, and Users - are subject to slashing mechanisms if they deliver substandard services or engage in malicious behavior.

Finally, the $GPS token will play a pivotal role in GoPlus’s decentralized governance framework, set to launch with the Governance Portal in Q4 2025, empowering all token holders to participate in proposal submission, voting, and decision-making, fostering a transparent, community-driven security network.

As GoPlus continues to develop its decentralized security architecture and the adoption of the $GPS token expands, a broader question emerges: can decentralized security evolve from just a network-specific service into a shared, consensus-driven layer underpinning Web3? In Web2, security is a $300B industry, treated as a fundamental layer - embedded within operating systems, browsers, and financial networks. Yet in Web3, it often remains fragmented across protocols and applications. Whether GoPlus and similar initiatives can help establish a comparable baseline of trust and standardization for decentralized systems remains uncertain, but it represents a key challenge for the maturation of the broader Web3 ecosystem.

Initial Tokenomics

The $GPS token has a total supply of 10 billion, with 40.67% allocated to community incentives and ecosystem growth, driving adoption and long-term development. 10% is reserved for early adopters and active contributors through airdrops.

The core team holds 20%, subject to a six-month lockup and a two-year linear vesting schedule, while 19.33% is allocated to early backers under similar vesting terms. This balanced distribution framework underscores GoPlus’s focus on decentralization, accountability, and aligned incentives, ensuring that every participant-from users and developers to investors and the community-shares in the project’s long-term success.

CEX and DEX Analysis

The $GPS token is available on Base and Binance Chain via Uniswap and Pancakeswap. The token is also listed on over 20 CEXs with Binance, CoinW, Bybit and Gate leading the group with most volumes traded on $GPS trading pairs. Among the top tier exchanges, Binance, Bitget and Bybit offer the most liquid venues for trading $GPS tokens. Together, these exchanges have traded over $5B in spot volumes. The GPS token is also available on seven derivatives exchanges for futures trading. In 2025, these exchanges traded over $10B in derivatives volumes.

The $GPS token recently graduated from Binance’s Monitoring Tag, which had been applied earlier due to the actions of a non-compliant market maker. With $GPS no longer under Binance’s monitoring list, the GoPlus Security team is now poised to pursue additional listings on major centralized exchanges, further enhancing the token’s global accessibility, liquidity, and investor confidence.

Conclusion

GoPlus Security represents a comprehensive effort to address one of Web3’s most persistent challenges - trust and safety in an open, decentralized environment. Since its establishment in 2020, the project has evolved from a Web3 security provider into a multi-layered, decentralized security network integrating data, computation, and user interaction through its modular architecture.

The system’s design - built around the Security Data Layer, Security Compute Layer, and SecWare Protocol - creates a scalable foundation that allows developers, data providers, and operators to participate in real-time security analysis. This model helps shift Web3 security from reactive post-incident measures to proactive, automated risk prevention. With integrations across more than 40 blockchains and collaborations with centralized exchanges, wallets, and other on-chain applications, GoPlus has achieved notable reach across the broader crypto ecosystem.

Its product suite - GoPlus Intelligence, SafeToken Protocol, and the GoPlus App - provides targeted solutions across both consumer and enterprise segments. The introduction of mechanisms like the price-based unlocking locker illustrates GoPlus’s focus on experimenting with smart contract–based trust models that extend beyond traditional token locking or vesting.

Economically, the $GPS token underpins all core network activities, from staking and computation to subscription and governance. The tokenomics framework prioritizes community and ecosystem incentives, while the staking and slashing mechanisms aim to ensure accountability among network participants.

From a development standpoint, GoPlus’s roadmap indicates a focus on continued decentralization, stronger AI integration, and deeper chain-level collaborations. The release of the Governance Portal, the x402 protocol-based AI security service, and sequencer-level risk control mechanisms reflect an effort to embed security directly into the blockchain infrastructure layer.

A key question for GoPlus moving forward is whether its $GPS token and decentralized security model can evolve beyond a network-specific utility to form part of a shared, consensus-driven layer for Web3 security. Whether through initiatives such as chain-level EIPs or cross-network collaboration, the extent to which GoPlus can help establish security as a fundamental consensus within Web3 may ultimately define the broader significance of its technology and token economy.

Overall, GoPlus has positioned itself as a modular, data-driven, and open network for Web3 security. As the ecosystem continues to evolve, its success will depend on sustained adoption, reliable performance across its decentralized infrastructure, and the ability to balance innovation with regulatory compliance and user trust.