Updated the prize description to focus on improvements for Associated Token Accounts (ATAs) and wallet tooling. Enhanced clarity on the motivation, success criteria, scope, and submission requirements.
This prize focuses on developing a repeatable adversarial testing and fuzzing framework to stress-test the protocol against hostile inputs, aiming to uncover edge cases and vulnerabilities. It emphasizes the need for contributors to provide a robust infrastructure for testing and reporting findings.
This update revises the LP-0013 prize details to enhance the LEZ Token program, focusing on minting authorities, associated token accounts, and wallet tooling. It includes a clearer scope, success criteria, and submission requirements.
This document outlines the prize for designing a structured event system for LEZ program execution, detailing the overview, motivation, success criteria, scope, and submission requirements.
Updated the prize details for LP-0011 to specify the requirements and scope for a minimal Rust SDK for programs and CPI. Added success criteria, eligibility, submission requirements, and evaluation process.
Add two new Keycard-related prizes:
- LP-0009: NIP-46 proxy daemon bridging Nostr remote signing to Keycard via USB
- LP-0010: Shell dApp integration via QR codes with ERC-4527 and UR support