Make the bounty in BTC at a proven BTC address and make it 1000 BTC.
If Dash can't secure $425,000 in value, then it is useless.
That might make it worth my opportunity cost. I would surely investigate if the BTC is in a reliable escrow.
Another hacker would probably beat me to it. You'd have many more people trying to attack it.
Looking at your history begging Monero/ETH to hire you, make me think you will work for much cheaper saying you would do it for 1000 BTC
just makes you look more ignorant and pure jealous of Evan's success.Also looking at your Linkedin profile
https://www.linkedin.com/in/shelby-moore-iii-b31488b0 it seems to me that you are living now in the philippines probably because you can't afford living in your own country yet asking for a 1000 BTC as if you are a big shot crypto developer when in fact you are one big mouth dude with full of hot air just like your buddy Smooth.
Nice use of #1 of the shitcoiner's guide to shitcoin logic.
#1. No matter how dire the warning from those technobabling nerds sound, they can be easily refuted with one word--JEALOUSY. Say it often and say it proud and don't let their theoretical arguments get in the way of you and your rightful shitcoin future. If they tell you the algowhateverthingy is broken, say "These blankcoin motherfuckers have been saying that for months and look, our coin is still alive and stronger than ever! They're just jealous that (our coin is ahead of them on coinmarketcap.com) or (our coin has twice the innovation as that has-been and every day we're eating into their market cap)." If you can work SCARED and JEALOUS into the same post, all the better.