Jessie A Ellis
Jan 15, 2025 07:09
Conflux (CFX) has launched a Bug Bounty Program, encouraging community members to report issues and suggest improvements, with rewards ranging from 10 to 500 CFX.
Conflux (CFX), a public blockchain network designed to facilitate cross-border data and application exchange, has announced the launch of its Bug Bounty Program. The initiative, which began on January 15, 2025, aims to enhance user experience by inviting community members to report issues and suggest improvements. According to the Conflux Forum, this program will run until February 15, 2025.
Scope of the Bug Bounty Program
The program is structured to address several areas of concern within the Conflux ecosystem. Participants are encouraged to report product experience issues, such as functional anomalies in tools like the Fluent Wallet and Conflux Scan, as well as informational inaccuracies on official platforms, including the website and social media channels. Additionally, inaccuracies in partner platforms, such as incorrect logos or descriptions, are within the program’s scope.
Rewards and Participation
Conflux offers tiered rewards for reported issues: simple bugs or suggestions are rewarded with 10 CFX, while more complex bugs, including security vulnerabilities, can earn between 100 to 500 CFX. The rewards are contingent on the severity and impact of the issue, as adjudicated by the Technical Committee.
To participate, individuals must submit a detailed report via an online form. Required information includes a description of the bug, the environment in which it was found, and steps to reproduce it, supported by evidence such as screenshots or videos.
Timeline and Notes
The Bug Bounty Program will conclude on February 15, 2025, with reviews completed within 10 working days post-event. Rewards will be distributed within 15 working days thereafter. Submissions must be original, verifiable, and detailed, as the Technical Committee holds the final interpretation rights for the program.
Conflux emphasizes the importance of community feedback in co-creating a robust ecosystem. By participating in the Bug Bounty Program, community members can contribute significantly to the network’s development and integrity.
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