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  • Introduction
    • Overview
    • FAQ
    • Concepts
      • Liquidity Protocol
      • Supply
      • Borrow
      • Withdraw
      • Liquidations
      • mtTokens
      • Stablecoin
      • Dividends
    • Basic Principles
  • Tokenomics
    • MUTM
      • Allocations
    • Presale Phases
  • Protocol Stability
    • Asset Integration Process
    • Protocol Safeguards and Parameter Framework
    • Market Volatility & Liquidity
    • Price Discovery
    • Address Screening and Wallet Blocking
    • Bug Bounty Program
    • Client Application Security
    • Prevention of Potential Insolvency
    • Model Parameters
    • Mitigating Liquidity Risks for mtTokens
  • Interest Rate Model
    • Borrow Interest Rate and Liquidity Management
    • Stable Interest Rate Model
  • Stablecoin
    • Principle
    • Multi-Asset Collateralization
    • Yield-Generating Collateral
    • Autonomous Minting and Redemption
    • Interest and Discount Rates
    • Issuers
    • Mutuum’s Stablecoin Implementation
    • Borrowing Mutuum’s Stablecoin
    • Repaying and Liquidating Mutuum’s Stablecoin
    • Arbitrage
  • EXTRA
    • L2 Cost Optimization
    • Roadmap
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  1. Protocol Stability

Bug Bounty Program

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Mutuum employs a bug bounty program to strengthen the security of its smart contracts and overall infrastructure. This initiative incentivizes developers, researchers, and security experts to thoroughly inspect the protocol’s code, identify potential vulnerabilities, and responsibly disclose them to the Mutuum team. By rewarding accurate bug reports, the program fosters a cooperative relationship between the protocol and the global security community.

The bounty extends to all smart contracts, libraries, and off-chain services directly impacting the protocol’s functionality, including:

  • Core Lending and Borrowing Contracts: Vulnerabilities that might cause loss of user funds, incorrect interest calculations, or compromised collateral.

  • mtToken Mechanisms: Issues involving the minting, burning, or interest accrual logic of Mutuum’s deposit-token model.

  • Price Oracles and Integrations: Manipulation in oracle data sources or fallback mechanisms that might trigger erroneous liquidations or mispriced assets.

  • Protocol Interfaces and APIs: Attack vectors in front-end applications or APIs that could compromise user interactions or leak sensitive data.