83 projects got exploited in Q2 2026. $755M gone because nobody could see risk in advance. Every one of those exploits was foreseeable: a missing control (key management, least-privilege, incident prevention) plus a market trusting the wrong evidence. Like a high-tier partner; a healthy TVL; an active timeline. People bought, deposited, allocated, and then got rekt. Not blaming them. All those signals describe a project's health. They tell you nothing about the risks that enable the exploit. And here's what changed: capital is no longer run by people; now, agents can route it too. Neither you nor a model can read every postmortem before allocating. So the market needs one number instead. That's the Probability of Loss: a 0-100 score computed from public data alone, built by reading historical failure patterns, a project's live parameters, and its likely attack paths. It just makes risk readable before you face the loss, not after. We released the CORE3 litepaper today: the what, the why, the how. Read it: core3.io/Litepaper_CORE3_Pro…