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Fuse Network has experienced explosive liquidity growth in recent months. With this in mind, the Fuse team is taking the security of its key smart contracts, in particular on FuseSwap and Fuse Rewards, very seriously.
The bug bounty will distribute rewards to those who report issues in accordance with Immunefi’s severity scale, as follows.
- Critical: USD 25,000
Critical bugs require that a smart contract suffer a complete loss or freeze of funds.
- High: USD 10,000
High bugs are those that result in significant temporary issues like transient consensus failures or temporary inability to send funds.
- Medium: USD 5,000
Medium-level bugs include, among others, smart contracts failing to use gas appropriately, block stuffing, and DDoS attack vulnerabilities.
- Low: USD 1,000
Low-level bugs involve cases where smart contracts fail to deliver the promised returns but do not lose funds.
Bug Bounty Rewards will be distributed directly by the Fuse team, and the payouts are denominated in USD but will be made in FUSE tokens. White-hat hackers looking for a more detailed description of the program are encouraged to consult Immunefi’s article here:
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