Web3 security company Cantina announced that Coinbase has launched a new $5.000.000 bug bounty program on Cantina, specifically targeting its on-chain products and Base's smart contracts, covering the following key protocol components, but not limited to: verified vaults, fault-tolerant audits, Nitro validators, WebAuthn modules, ERC-6492 verification logic, spending authority manager. [Foresight News]

Coinbase has launched a $5 million bug bounty program hosted on Cantina, aimed at strengthening the security of its on-chain products and the Base Layer 2 network. The program, which was announced on July 8, is one of the biggest of its kind in Web3 and aims to identify and fix critical vulnerabilities across Coinbase’s smart contracts. Security researchers are encouraged to submit their findings through Cantina’s platform, which facilitates repeatable and structured reviews. Every submission is assessed by experienced triagers, and rewards are based on how significant and serious each finding is. Coinbase has emphasized the importance of clear, actionable submissions that can lead to quick resolutions. A landmark moment in onchain security. @Coinbase has launched a $5M bug bounty on Cantina, a new program focusing exclusively on all its onchain products and @base’s smart contracts. It sets a new standard for securing Web3 organizations at scale. Details below. pic.twitter.com/otO5QVTtH4 This program expands on Coinbase’s earlier collaboration with Cantina, which included audits of key components like WebAuthn modules, Verified Pools, and Nitro Validators, among others. These earlier reviews set the groundwork for a larger, open-access program that now includes Base’s smart contracts and other on-chain systems. The launch also comes at a time when security remains a top priority for Coinbase. In May, the company faced a high-profile data breach involving bribed support staff. Rather than pay the attackers’ ransom, Coinbase created a $20 million reward fund for information that could help identify and prosecute those responsible. The company has since taken several steps to improve internal controls and raise overall security standards. Alongside the work with Coinbase, Cantina has emerged as a major force in Web3 security. Its platform streamlines review workflows and lowers the number of low-value submissions by combining AI-powered tools with expert-led triage. Cantina has also hosted major programs like Uniswap’s (UNI) $15.5 million bounty for version 4 of its protocol. The new bug bounty reflects Coinbase’s ongoing shift toward open collaboration with the security research community. It also expands protection for Base, the company’s Ethereum (ETH) Layer 2 network, and complements similar efforts by Optimism (OP) to secure the OP Stack.

Coinbase launches $5M bug bounty on Cantina to secure Base and on-chain products

Coinbase has announced a $5,000,000 bug bounty program in collaboration with security platform Cantina, focusing on the security of its on-chain products and Base smart contracts. The program is now live and encourages global security researchers to participate in reviews and submit vulnerabilities through the Cantina platform. Bounty amounts will be tiered based on the reproducibility and technical impact of the vulnerability. [Wu Shuo]

Coinbase Partners with Cantina to Launch $5.00 Million Bug Bounty Program

July 9th, cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase partnered with Cantina to launch a $5 million bug bounty program, focusing on the security of its on-chain products and Base blockchain's smart contracts. Vulnerabilities submitted through the Cantina platform will be assessed by Web3 security experts, and the reward criteria are based on the vulnerability's replicability and technical impact. Prior to this, Coinbase and Cantina had already collaborated on several key protocol components, including validation pools, error proof audits, Nitro validators, and more. [BlockBeats]

Coinbase Teams Up with Cantina to Launch $5 Million Bug Bounty Program

On July 9th, cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase partnered with Cantina to launch a $5.000 million bug bounty program focused on the security of its on-chain products and Base blockchain's smart contracts. Vulnerabilities submitted through the Cantina platform will be evaluated by Web3 security experts, and the reward criteria will be based on the reproducibility and technical impact of the vulnerability. Previously, Coinbase and Cantina have collaborated on several key protocol components, including verification pools, error proof audits, and Nitro validators. [BlockBeats]

Coinbase Partners with Cantina to Launch $5 million Bug Bounty Program

Coinbase has announced the launch of a $5.00 million bug bounty program in collaboration with security platform Cantina, focusing on security audits of its on-chain products and Base network smart contracts. The program is considered a benchmark project in the Web3 security field, aiming to strengthen the security of infrastructure supporting institutional-grade and consumer-grade applications through structured processes and collaboration with global security researchers.
According to Anmol Malhotra, Head of Product Security at Coinbase, this move is another important step in Coinbase's commitment to the secure future of open on-chain development. The bounty program is now live on the Cantina platform and is now open for researchers to participate. [Odaily Planet Daily]

Coinbase and Cantina Launch $5 Million Bug Bounty Program Focused on On-Chain Products and Base Smart Contract Security

On July 9, according to the official announcement, cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has partnered with Cantina to launch a $5.000.000 bug bounty program focused on the security of its on-chain products and Base blockchain smart contracts. The program will be conducted through the Cantina platform, and all submitted vulnerabilities will be evaluated by Web3 security experts. Reward criteria will be based on the reproducibility and technical impact of the vulnerabilities. Previously, Coinbase and Cantina have collaborated on several key protocol components, including validation pools, error proof audits, and Nitro validators. [Deep Tide TechFlow]

Coinbase Launches $5.00 Million Bug Bounty Program Focused on On-Chain Products and Smart Contract Security for the Base Blockchain

Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has partnered with Cantina to launch a $5.000 million bug bounty program focused on the security of its on-chain products and Base blockchain's smart contracts. The program will be conducted through the Cantina platform, and all submitted vulnerabilities will be evaluated by Web3 security experts. Reward criteria will be based on the reproducibility and technical impact of the vulnerability. Previously, Coinbase and Cantina have collaborated on several key protocol components, including validation pools, error proof audits, and Nitro validators. [Foresight News]

Coinbase Launches $5 Million Bug Bounty Program Focused on On-Chain Products and Smart Contract Security for Base Chain

Coinbase, in collaboration with Cantina, has launched a $5.00 million bug bounty program focused on Coinbase's on-chain products and Base's smart contracts, aiming to enhance the security of critical infrastructure. Researchers can conduct structured, reproducible security reviews of designated modules through the Cantina platform. Coinbase stated that this move is part of its ongoing commitment to strengthening on-chain security. [Wu Shuo]

Coinbase Launches $5 Million Bug Bounty Program Focused on On-Chain Products and Base Smart Contracts

Cantina has announced a $5,000,000 bug bounty program in collaboration with Coinbase, focusing on the security of its on-chain products and Base smart contracts, aiming to set a new benchmark for security standards for global Web3 organizations. The program runs through the Cantina platform, and all submitted vulnerabilities will be evaluated by Web3 security experts, with rewards graded based on the reproducibility and technical impact of the vulnerability. [Odaily Planet Daily]

Coinbase Partners with Cantina to Launch $5 Million Bug Bounty Program

On July 8th, Coinbase recently announced a partnership with the Cantina platform to launch a $5,000,000 bug bounty program focused on the security of its on-chain products and Base smart contracts. This is one of the largest Web3 security initiatives to date, aimed at setting a new benchmark for security standards for Web3 organizations worldwide. The program will run through the Cantina platform, and all submitted vulnerabilities will be evaluated by Web3 security experts, with rewards graded based on the reproducibility and technical impact of the vulnerability. Security researchers can now participate in the program to validate critical infrastructure through a structured process. [Deep Tide TechFlow]

Coinbase launches $5.00 million bug bounty program on Cantina for its on-chain products and Base smart contracts

Web3安全公司Cantina宣布，Coinbase在Cantina上启动了一项新的500万美元漏洞赏金计划，专门针对其链上产品和Base的智能合约，涵盖以下关键协议组件，但不限于：verified vaults、fault-tolerant audits、Nitro validators、WebAuthn模块、ERC-6492验证逻辑、spending authority manager。[Foresight News]

Coinbase在Cantina上为其链上产品和Base智能合约启动了价值500万美元的漏洞赏金计划

Web3安全公司Cantina宣佈，Coinbase在Cantina上啓動了一項新的500萬美元漏洞賞金計劃，專門針對其鏈上產品和Base的智能合約，涵蓋以下關鍵協議組件，但不限於：verified vaults、fault-tolerant audits、Nitro validators、WebAuthn模塊、ERC-6492驗證邏輯、spending authority manager。[Foresight News]