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Bounty Program

Definition

A ‘Bounty Program’ is an organized initiative where entities offer rewards for specific contributions, typically to enhance security or functionality. In the cryptocurrency domain, these programs often incentivize ethical hackers and developers to identify and report vulnerabilities in blockchain protocols, smart contracts, or associated applications. Successful submissions leading to the remediation of security flaws are compensated with digital assets or fiat currency, thereby bolstering the integrity and resilience of the underlying technological infrastructure. This mechanism serves as a proactive defense strategy against malicious actors and contributes to the overall robustness of decentralized systems.