This is a good time to announce that Duel paid a bug bounty of $30,000 a few days ago for a theoretical crash exploit.
The reporter discovered that the client was receiving a crash ended tick around 200ms before the round ended. The reporter did not find a feasible way to exploit this in practice, therefore no funds were at risk. But due to the theoretical exploitablity of the issue (one could theoretically exploit it with the right script under the right network conditions, or by chaining it with other vulnerabilities) our dev team decided to award him $30,000 anyway.
Duel has now paid multiple $30,000+ bounties for severe issues, and sometimes in the $60,000+ range too. We know from industry experience that this is 100x more than what our competition pays for responsible whitehat disclosure, but I didn't realize we're paying much more than companies upon which half the global GDP rides on!
If you're a whitehat, it's time to start testing on Duel.
cc: @HacktronAI