The $100K Smart Contract Challenge: Open Bet for Security

Plenty projects dey claim say their smart contracts secure. Turbo Loop dey ready to bet $100,000 on top am.

The $100K Smart Contract Challenge na simple offer: find vulnerability, find centralized function, find any way to drain funds or modify behavior, submit proof, and collect $100,000 USDT. Public. Open. Indefinite.

Wetin qualify

• Vulnerability wey dey for the deployed smart contract wey go allow funds to drain or lock.
• Any proof of centralization (owner-only function, hidden admin key, backdoor).
• Way to manipulate the fixed per-cycle ROI, 20-level referral payouts (51% total wey dey distributed across L1–L20), or leadership rank progression across the 7 ranks.

How to claim

• The vulnerability must dey demonstrable on-chain (no be theoretical).
• Submission must include reproducible proof of concept.
• Third-party auditors go verify the claim.
• If e valid, $100,000 USDT go dey paid to the submitter's wallet.

Why this matter

Bug bounty dey common for Web2 (companies dey pay hackers to find bugs before malicious hackers go find am). Public centralization challenge dey rare for DeFi. Most projects dey quietly keep admin privileges and dey hope say nobody go notice. Turbo Loop dey invite scrutiny, and e dey back that invitation with six-figure reward. The manifesto film dey explain the philosophy wey dey behind that choice.

Wetin we don see so far

Since dem announce the challenge, zero valid claims don happen. No be say security researchers no dey look — but because the contract don renounced, LP don lock, and the audited logic no get exploitable flaws. This na the practical result of building trustless from day one.

The challenge dey open. Forever. If you be security researcher, abeg try. We wan make you try.