Augur

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Frequently asked questions

How are bug bounties paid out?

Bug bounties are paid out in BTC, ETH, or REP after the submission has been validated by the Augur core developers. Proof of identity is required. The determination of eligibility, score, and all related terms of a bounty payout are at the sole and final discretion of the Augur core developers. Bug reports can be submitted anonymously, but anonymous submitters are not eligible for BTC/ETH/REP rewards. However, they can choose to donate their reward to charity or another cause. The bounty payment amounts are determined based on the severity level of the bug, assessed using the CVSS risk rating model. The severity levels and corresponding payment amounts are as follows:

• Critical: up to $25,000
• High: up to $5,000
• Medium: up to $2,500
• Low: up to $1,000
• Note: up to $500

It is important to note that you are ineligible for bounty rewards if the vulnerability submitted is already known by the Augur core developers, if it's publicly disclosed before the completion of the bounty process, or if it's found to have been exploited on the main Ethereum network.

Can I submit a bug report anonymously?

No, you cannot submit a bug report anonymously and be eligible for BTC/ETH/REP rewards. Proof of identity is needed for the submission to be validated by the Augur core developers. However, you can still submit a bug report anonymously, but you will not receive any rewards.

What is the Augur Protocol?

Patches, downloads, or updates are incorporated into the Augur client or Augur core protocol through the process of deploying smart contracts written in Solidity to the Ethereum blockchain. These updates can be made by the Augur core developers or any community members, developers, projects, or companies building on the Augur protocol. The Augur protocol is freely available for anyone to use and modify according to their needs.

Can I fork Augur and modify it to my own needs?

Yes, you can fork Augur and modify it to your own needs. Augur is a protocol that is freely available for anyone to use however they please.

What happens if a market outcome is unclear (e.g., disputed election results)?

Augur incorporates a dispute resolution mechanism where REP token holders can vote on the most likely outcome based on predetermined criteria. This helps ensure fair market resolution in case of ambiguity.