🔍 Hybra Finance Launches 10-Day Security Audit Competition on Code4rena

🔍 Bug Bounty Begins

By Code4rena
Oct 13, 2025, 4:19 PM
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Hybra Finance has launched a competitive security audit on Code4rena, running for 10 days with prizes for discovering vulnerabilities.​

Key Details:

  • Hybra Finance operates as a public liquidity layer on Hyperliquid
  • Competition rewards the highest and rarest vulnerabilities found
  • Security researchers can access audit documentation and participate

How to Participate:

  • Review the audit documentation at Code4rena
  • Hunt for smart contract vulnerabilities
  • Submit findings for potential rewards

This follows Code4rena's competitive audit model that gamifies security research to help projects identify bugs more effectively than traditional auditing methods.​

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