BUG HUNTER FUN

a lot has been happening so here is the update claude-bug-bounty just crossed 2.1k stars 14k views. 4k unique visitors. 3k clones from 1.5k devs in the last 14 days community PRs keep landing. cvss 4.0 scoring, saml scanning, mfa bypass checks, burp style html reports. all merged this week the paid version of the bug bounty repo drops. terminal access. full capabilities unlock with $BUG talked it through with the top holders. everyone aligned. this is the revenue model we run with for the long haul tokenomics and roadmap right after we go long CA: J6VzBAGnyyNEyzyHhauwg3ofRctFxnTLzQCcjUdGpump

@spectatormode28 fair question. team gets paid from the bounties we land and paid subs when they go live. same for my time. tool stays mostly free. premium covers the rest. that's the whole point.

@bughunterfun Genuine question: if you're getting more team members on board (which I think you gave a shout out for), how are they gonna be paid when the tool is mainly free to use, except some features which in some cases aren't necessary for overall use of the tool? > Same for your time?

i've been self-funding this for months. grinding bug bounties, pouring everything back into building the tool. now that we're getting real traction, here's how the money actually works. i find a bug, get paid. 25% percent goes straight to buying bug tokens. another 25% builds the platform. same with subscriptions, 50% of that goes to buybacks. i'm not making promises i can't keep. this is real revenue funding real buybacks. the tool gets better, you hold tokens that actually mean something, and i keep shipping. no cap.

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