We’re excited to announce that our GIVE Coin and crowdsale contracts are ready for review!You can find the code in our official GitHub repository:
http://github.com/granthero/givecoinA professional audit will be performed by the Zeppelin Solutions team, however, we invite all developers to review our code, provide feedback, and report any issues. In return, our bug bounty program will compensate the community for discovering issues that could potentially impact the security and performance of token itself.
Program DetailsThe scope of our bug bounty program includes all contracts related to the GIVE coin and crowdsale. This includes contracts from our official Grant Hero GIVE GitHub repo and also the Ethereum ERC223 (
https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/issues/223) standard that it is built upon.
Check out the following resources for detailed information regarding:
- Give Coin (Purpose, utility, and architecture)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CIwDHv7pg97ZBLzup-Xq84GSAp3Dx4HEVNj0j5CrnXs/edit- Grant Hero SCITO Crowdsale
https://blog.granthero.ngo/grant-hero-scito-crowdsale-99ee0900e00eThe bug bounty program runs from the publication of this post through October 1st.
CompensationOur team will assess each submission individually and assign a level of severity according to its likelihood and impact to the security and performance of the token itself. Compensation will depend on the severity of the issue found.
- Low: Up to $1,000 USD
- Medium: Up to $2,500 USD
- High: Up to $5,000 USD
- Critical: Up to $15,000 USD
Note that bounties will be paid in ETH after the crowdsale has concluded pending that our minimum cap of $1M USD is reached. Grant Hero employees and paid auditors are not eligible for bounty compensation.
Please report bug bounty submissions to
security@granthero.ngo.
Our blog post related to this can be found at:
https://blog.granthero.ngo/grant-hero-token-audit-and-bug-bounty-15417218f93aOur ANN be found at:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2132508
