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>they're literally paying people to like their product I don't think this statement is reasonable. Are you suggesting that they gave the 100k reward out becaus
by bhitov 13y ago
>they're literally paying people to like their product
I don't think this statement is reasonable. Are you suggesting that they gave the 100k reward out because they wanted the recipient to like their product?
>Now they're throwing money at him. How is that in any way a good thing?
I think bug bounty programs have a track record of efficacy. Do you disagree?
- sillysaurus2 13y agoI meant they're giving out $100k because they want more people to like their product. If they cared about security more than getting users, then they wouldn't intentionally ignore advice from every crypto expert.