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Nice this is a good filter for defi projects. So the audit is done through request? One thing Im concerned always about audit is their transparency and consistency of checking projects. The telegram group is 140 members as of now, so probably only few user or defi project could known this yet. At least there is a service for this. I didnt joined on telegram to check hows the process they did here but I do hope they could audit a large volume of projects that launched everyday, there is a chance those will not avail the service if they intend to rug the budget they earned from presale.

Thanks OP for sharing.

Note: according to @ShinkaRex (who did these audits) statement on telegram, the low scores on YFFI audit it was because they did not publish their Github or any pieces of information to be audited unless their contract.

Better to read the procedure of how these audits processed,

In this case even though Hex embed their GitHub on the website but the main development was not there, looks like they using GitLab to develop the project and high likely they set it as private so there is nothing visible to tests. Whos know how long they will keep it as private and will open it to public.

The crazy thing about it is even before Defi, were there not so many companies already providing security audits for smart contracts? And after 5 years of being in existence why are coders still not able to tell when their contracts have loopholes? My answer,,, the developers themselves left the code like so and then leaked it out to others or themselves took the exploit;) Just saying.

I believe by now many others would have been audited but at the same time, I also believe there are project teams who do not having this auditing of a thing at heart because they do not plan on lasting long, that is, just get the neccessary funds and move on, and most times they always succeed because most people only focus on hype. But however, with the increase in Defi projects nowadays, it is very important for users or potential investors to make sure the platform or project they are investing with is audited, because this shows how serious the team are, how serious they taking what they are working on and how serious they take their investors investments. Lastly, this should be one of the points to look at before investing in any of them.
Thanks for sharing as well as for the person who showed the service.

Hmm, if you really want to see the audit results of those DeFi projects above it's better to create a request through the website^[1] itself or request it to @ShinkaRex directly on DeFi safety telegram group^[2], since he is the person who operates the website and did all those of audits as well.

[1] https://defisafety.com/request-an-audit/
[2] https://t.me/joinchat/Hnf-exmsTNGgmq6SYKCPCA