Voting results for Zcash’s Q3 token holder-directed retroactive grants program show that both bounty proposals tied to Orchard counterfeit coin vulnerability finder Taylor Hornby have passed. One proposal covers a $750,000 bug bounty requested by Hornby, while the other is a $750,000 additional award nominated by community members. The combined amount comes to $1.5 million. The recipient must still complete KYC procedures and the fund distribution process before the grant is paid out. The update was reported by ChainCatcher in a 7x24 news brief.
Voting results from Zcash’s third-quarter token holder-directed retroactive grants program show that both bounty proposals for Orchard counterfeit coin vulnerability finder Taylor Hornby have passed.
One proposal is a $750,000 bug bounty requested by Hornby. The other is a separate $750,000 additional award nominated by community members, bringing the total to $1.5 million.
The recipient still needs to complete KYC checks and the fund disbursement process.
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