Quick note: your website front page currently says
> Our open source code has been audited by reputed cryptographers.
I think you probably mean "reputable", as "reputed" inspires a lot less confidence.
> Our open source code has been audited by reputed cryptographers.
I think you probably mean "reputable", as "reputed" inspires a lot less confidence.
Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages · reputed /rɪˈpjuːtɪd/ adjective past participle: reputed
2. widely known and well thought of. "a highly reputed company"
Similar:well thought of, well respected, respected, highly regarded
But like OP pointed out, "reputed" could also mean
> generally believed to exist or be something specified, but not definitely the case. "a reputed budget of $165 million"
For now I've replaced it with the less ambiguous word ("reputable") to remove any confusion and will pick a better way to phrase this the next time we iterate on the landing page.