A Leading Exchange Partners with Cantina to Launch a $5 Million Bug Bounty Program
According to ChainCatcher, official sources report that a certain exchange has announced a partnership with the Cantina platform to launch a $5 million bug bounty program, focusing on the security of its on-chain products and Base smart contracts. This is one of the largest Web3 security initiatives to date, aiming to set a new benchmark for security standards among global Web3 organizations.
The program is operated through the Cantina platform, where all submitted vulnerabilities will be evaluated by Web3 security experts, and rewards will be graded based on the reproducibility and technical impact of the vulnerabilities. Security researchers can now participate in the program and verify critical infrastructure through a structured process.
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