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BountyHunter - An Autonomous Smart Contract Audit Agent

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25 ptsScore (v2)

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BountyHunter aims to bring always-on, AI-powered security scans to Polygon smart contracts, promising a 10–100× cost reduction versus traditional audits and gating grant payouts on demonstrable bug discoveries. The concept is timely—crypto hacks still siphoned $19 B since 2011 and Immunefi’s $100 M payouts validate demand—yet the application lacks verifiable team credentials, a public repo or quantified Polygon growth metrics. To strengthen the case, publish a working GitHub proof-of-concept, link real LinkedIn/GitHub profiles for core engineers, and attach a Dune dashboard estimating how continuous audits could reduce exploit losses and boost Polygon TVL. Clear on-chain KPI targets and public code would likely lift this proposal into fundable territory.

FoundationScore: 6/10

Positions the agent as a continuously-running, AI-driven alternative to expensive one-off audits that aims to catch vulnerabilities across Polygon projects in real time.

Team ExperienceScore: 3/10

Application lists roles (Senior AI Engineer, Cybersecurity AI Engineer, former CGO) but provides no names, past employers, LinkedIn or GitHub evidence.

Distribution StrategyScore: 5/10

Plans to join bug-bounty contests to build reputation and sell discounted autonomous audits; will provide educational security content.

Milestones & BudgetScore: 6/10

M1 (20 K POL, 6 wks): working audit agent; M2 (20 K): verified medium-severity bug; M3 (10 K): developer UI/API.

Technical IntegrationScore: 4/10

Indirect upside: fewer exploits → higher TVL and transaction retention; no explicit on-chain KPI targets or POL sink described.

Community Feedback (Bonus)Score: 0/5

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Project Details

Target AudiencePolygon-based protocol teams, open-source developers and security researchers who cannot afford (or want to augment) traditional security firms.

Success MetricsNumber of audited Polygon repos, bugs found, and dollar value of exploits averted; none of these metrics were quantified in the application.

Budget Request50 K POL total; split seems aligned with dev effort. No operating cost breakdown or validator fees.

Open Source Bonus

+1 points

Team states they will open-source the project; no repo provided yet.