The white-hat channel starts charging an “entry fee”: each vulnerability report burns 1 SOL upfront.
According to reports by PANews, good.box, and others, Solana’s Firedancer team requires researchers to permanently burn 1 SOL (worth around a hundred dollars) when submitting a vulnerability report. The fee is non-refundable, and reports submitted without burning SOL are ineligible for rewards. The stated aim is to curb AI-generated spam reports and reserve review capacity for genuinely valid submissions.
How to read this: It’s an anti-spam measure in the security process, not the project “fining users.” More important questions are whether the share of valid reports rises, whether the reward structure still attracts serious researchers, and whether other clients follow suit. For most people, the more practical thing to watch is whether security investment in mainnet clients is increasing—not to treat “burning SOL” as just another sensational headline.
#Solana #Firedancer #安全 #BugBounty
According to reports by PANews, good.box, and others, Solana’s Firedancer team requires researchers to permanently burn 1 SOL (worth around a hundred dollars) when submitting a vulnerability report. The fee is non-refundable, and reports submitted without burning SOL are ineligible for rewards. The stated aim is to curb AI-generated spam reports and reserve review capacity for genuinely valid submissions.
How to read this: It’s an anti-spam measure in the security process, not the project “fining users.” More important questions are whether the share of valid reports rises, whether the reward structure still attracts serious researchers, and whether other clients follow suit. For most people, the more practical thing to watch is whether security investment in mainnet clients is increasing—not to treat “burning SOL” as just another sensational headline.
#Solana #Firedancer #安全 #BugBounty