Lightning Bounties FAQ's

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What's Lightning Bounties?

Lightning Bounties is a Web3 Bug Bounty Platform that is tailored for the Lightning Network. It provides a platform for developers, researchers, and ethical hackers to discover and report bugs, vulnerabilities, and security issues within Lightning Network applications and protocols.

Lightning Bounties offers an opportunity for the Lightning community to proactively address potential security threats and ensure the overall safety and integrity of the network.

The platform facilitates the responsible disclosure of vulnerabilities and rewards individuals for their efforts in identifying and reporting security issues, ultimately contributing to the ongoing improvement and stability of the Lightning network.

Through Lightning Bounties, participants can engage in a collaborative effort to bolster the security of the Lightning ecosystem, and contribute to a safer and more reliable network for all users.

Who Typically Uses Lightning Bounties?

Lightning Bounties caters to two primary groups: developers and organizations.

Developers can showcase their skills, earn Bitcoin, and contribute to the growth of web3 technology.

Organizations can tap into a talented pool of developers to improve the quality and security of their software projects.

Why Do I Have To Link My GitHub Account To Use Lightning Bounties?

Linking your GitHub account to Lightning Bounties is necessary for several reasons:

TLDR: Linking your GitHub account streamlines bug hunting, promotes collaboration, and ensures proper reward distribution.

Who is the GOAT?

Satoshi, obvi