
Bitcoin SV Bug Bounty Programme launched with rewards up to $100,000
Bitcoin Association has launched the Bitcoin SV Bug Bounty Programme, offering up to $100,000 in rewards for the detection of vulnerabilities.
Bitcoin Association has launched the Bitcoin SV Bug Bounty Programme, offering up to $100,000 in rewards for the detection of vulnerabilities.
At the CoinGeek Seoul conference, investors discuss what they’re providing funding for and what they see coming down the pipe as Bitcoin SV is embraced more on a global level.
A panel of some of the best development minds in Bitcoin SV (BSV) took the stage during last month’s CoinGeek Toronto 2019 conference in order to conduct a “town hall” type of talk with attendees.
Ryan X. Charles prepared a presentation on some of the finer points of what is being developed on the Bitcoin SV (BSV) blockchain, and some of what’s to come, but the theme is the same as what has been reiterated throughout the conference, as well as the life of BSV.
There is already a certain degree of harmonic dissonance among BCH developers, as witnessed by the discussion between Amaury Séchet and Jonathan Toomim.