BIPs need to achieve a majority with the required quorum of 250k BPRO for a YES vote before it can be executed by the multisig.
Find further discussion concerning this proposal here.
Following the setup of the B.protocol vault and committee on Hats.finance dapp, and our last forum post, the goal of this proposal is to fund the vault.
Hats.finance is a proactive bounty protocol for white hat hackers and auditors, where projects, community members, and stakeholders incentivize protocol security and responsible disclosure.
Hats.finance created scalable vaults using the project’s own token. The value of the bounty increases with the success of the token and project. In addition, NFT artists will create numerous unique NFTs that will be minted specially for hackers and auditors that will responsibly disclose vulnerabilities.
We offer every participant in the Ethereum ecosystem skin in the game to ensure a more secure future for the users of #Ethereum.
This proposal aims to incentivize hackers, auditors, and the community to protect the B.protocol contracts by promoting responsible disclosure.
The proposal suggests depositing BPRO tokens into B.protocol proactive vault on Hats. BPRO vault is a permissionless vault where anyone can participate by depositing and withdrawing. $BPRO.
BPRO value:
B.protocol community / BPRO holders:
The hats protocol is permissionless, meaning anyone can participate and lock BPRO in the Hats BPRO vault. The BPRO vault protects the B.protocol contracts from hacks by incentivizing responsible disclosure through the Hats protocol.
If a hacker responsibly discloses an exploit through the Hats mechanism, a portion (depending on severity) of the locked BPRO tokens will go to the hacker as a reward, some vested, and some immediately. ( See the reward split in Kleros vault, for example)
This is a win-win situation for Hackers, the B.protocol community, and the core team.
As a BPRO holder: Statistically, when a protocol suffers a hack or exploit, its token value will drop between 35-50% at the 24 hours following the hack (Messari). It is rational to lock part of a user’s holdings to protect the rest of her holdings from a potential hack.
Hacker gets a substantial amount of FUNGIBLE money, become known for disclosing a critical vulnerability instead of rekt’ing the protocol and its stakeholders, and receive funds without becoming a worldwide criminal.
We found out that a crucial element for black hat hackers is privacy, permissionless, no KYC.
The decentralization of the protocol is critical in order to incentivize anyone involved in the protocols to protect it: community, artist, investors, team members, & developers.
Security underlies the technology of smart contracts; there isn’t such a thing as too much security. We think Ethereum dapps should include both our solution and others.
The beauty of Hats being a fully permissionless protocol is that DAOs, treasuries, and individuals can deposit or withdraw funds from the vault at any point. Utilize Idle funds for active protection with full depositor control for treasuries and users alike.
The Hats contracts are public (find the link at the first comment) verified on Etherscan and can be found by clicking the “View Contracts Covered” under Hats vault in hats dApp (find the link at the first comment)
As a community, you can take mutual action to incentivize others to make B.protocol a safer environment.
Bear in mind that funds will be released from the vault only due to vulnerability disclosure. The upside from fixing issues is drastically more valuable than the financial face value of the BPRO tokens that are going to be deposited.
It’s in the hands of the B.protocol community to determine changes to this initial deposit and to increase/ decrease its size in relation to changes you are doing in the contracts.
B.protocol DAO will deposit a 100k$ worth in BPRO to incentivize White hats hackers and auditors to make B.protocol a safer environment.
As a reference, Kleros and Liquity already decided to deposit 200k$ and 250k$ worth of tokens in hats vault.