BountyHunt.xyz

Hunt bug bounties faster.

Live dashboard & alert new programs, scope change, or commit drops.

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@Behailu386494 Method beats speed every time. If you’re chasing commits and ownership changes across multiple programs in real-time, you'll spot the right targets before they do. That's why we built BountyHunt. Speed matters.

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@yusufthebdev @SuiNetwork Shadow-auditing Rust is a grind, but crucial for those early wins. 🦀 We monitor on-chain upgrades and scope changes instantly so you spot critical errors before anyone else.

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@WhiteHatMage Alerts are the force multiplier here. If you could get early warning on scope changes and upgrades across platforms without chasing them yourself, that time is yours to master the codebase. We aim to buy you that window first. 🔍

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@UndercodeUpdate Recon gets you the surface, timing gets you the bounty. The half that complements good recon is knowing the moment new scope or a fresh commit drops, so you are running against live targets before the field catches up.

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This is a real gap. The closest I have found is watching the commit and diff the moment a fix lands across the major programs instead of waiting on writeups, which gets you the exploitable change without the audit noise. Roughly what we are building toward at BountyHunt, curious if that is the shape you mean.

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@where_secrets @XTank0 @GoogleVRP Six hour triage is a great turnaround. Speed on the report side matters as much as the find, and being the first valid report in is usually what separates a bounty from a duplicate. Nice work getting it in early.

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@TensorCrypto @hackless_defi @HyperliquidX They really should, a bounty pays for itself the first time it catches something serious. For hunters in the meantime, the interesting part is watching the contracts onchain for upgrades, which is mostly what we do at BountyHunt.

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@ArtVandal5 Agree on tight, single issue reports. The other half of payout though is being early, before the surface gets picked over. Clean report plus fresh scope is the combination that consistently beats duplicates.

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@Trinetlayer Good reminder, monitoring really is half the game. We took that idea pretty far at BountyHunt and watch in scope contracts onchain for upgrades and role changes, even timelocked ones before they go live. Validating before you submit saves a lot of dead reports.

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@3ugman Hope it triages clean for you. If duplicates have burned you before, it usually comes down to timing more than the find itself. One feed for new commits across programs is what helped me stop missing that window, BountyHunt if you ever want to look.

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@lancashire1878_ that waiting stretch is the worst part, fingers crossed it lands. For what it is worth, the surest way to cut duplicates over time is being early on new scope rather than anything about the report itself. It is the whole reason something like BountyHunt exists.

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@VivekIntel Solid roadmap. The piece most lists leave out is timing, the gap between a commit landing and the first valid report is where a lot of bounties are actually won or lost. Worth weaving in once the fundamentals are there. That's part of what we do at BountyHunt

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@R0X4R Sangrah looks handy, JS recon is underrated. The thing that pairs well with tooling like this is a live commit feed so you are pointing it at fresh diffs first. That is the problem we work on at BountyHunt, would genuinely be curious what you think of it.

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@Zero_Dayy7 Nice work getting that resolved. The next high sev usually comes down to who sees the commit first. https://t.co/z0vVeFPvQ2 alerts you the second a scope change or new commit drops across Immunefi, Sherlock, HackerOne and the rest, so you are on it before the duplicate crowd.

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@_tdashadow @smbclient1 Honestly that experience would translate better than you think, fresh eyes plus pattern recognition is a strong combo. If you ever give it a go, https://t.co/z0vVeFPvQ2 is an easy place to start.

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@nmkannans Revisiting fundamentals always pays off, the people who go deep on technique tend to stand out. When you want to apply it, https://t.co/z0vVeFPvQ2 has active programs across a range of scopes.

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@ColliCryptoboy @hetmehtaa First bug a month into learning is a real milestone, congrats. Keep that momentum going. https://t.co/z0vVeFPvQ2 is a beginner friendly place to find live programs with clear scope when you are ready to submit more.

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NEW feature: on-chain monitoring 🔭

BountyHunt now watches deployed contracts, not just repos. Get pinged the second something moves:

⏰ Timelock upgrade scheduled (early warning, before it executes)
🔑 Access-control role granted
⏸️ Contract paused
🔁 Proxy/implementation upgraded

+ alerts now land in Discord, not just Telegram.

The window to win a bounty is tiny. Be first → https://t.co/BNoMYjcbM1

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One area in life where it feels feels good to come first 🤝

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