2026-01-04 19:29:18

MORSE protocol goes live January 10th with solid backing—they're committing $10,000 to their bug bounty program. The platform focuses on private communication and seamless asset transfers across three scenarios: agent-to-agent interactions, user-to-user exchanges, and agent-to-user transfers. This privacy-first infrastructure is designed as a native layer for strengthening the Virtuals AI agent ecosystem. By emphasizing encrypted channels and censorship-resistant transfers, MORSE positions itself as a critical tool for the next wave of decentralized agent economies.

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OvertimeSquid

· 17h ago

Nah, it's another privacy protocol. There are so many projects like this that it's overwhelming. Is a 10k bug bounty really enough?

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GasOptimizer

· 21h ago

Looking at the MORSE bug bounty only earning 10k... from another perspective, you can see how tight their risk budget model is. However, the architecture design of private channels combined with three-layer interaction scenarios aligns with the development logic of agent economy. The transparency of transfer fee rates is the key.

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FlashLoanKing

· 01-06 08:06

In terms of privacy infrastructure, MORSE is doing quite seriously... However, isn't a 10k bug bounty a bit too modest?

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ChainMaskedRider

· 01-06 00:25

Another privacy layer is here. Will it last more than three months this time?

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 01-04 19:59

In the privacy communication sector, the virtual ecosystem is really getting more competitive... However, a $10,000 bug bounty is a bit low.

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WhaleMistaker

· 01-04 19:53

Another private communication, but does anyone really use it?

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LowCapGemHunter

· 01-04 19:48

ngl 10k bug bounty sounds a bit modest, will there really be big players digging into it... but privacy layer is indeed a just-needed area.

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ShibaSunglasses

· 01-04 19:44

Private messaging + on-chain transfers, this combo really has some substance.

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screenshot_gains

· 01-04 19:39

ngl Morse sounds a bit promising; a strong privacy layer is the key to success.

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HodlKumamon

· 01-04 19:39

Launching on January 10th, $10k bug bounty sounds quite solid, but can privacy infrastructure really become the key to the next wave of agent economy?熊熊 is a bit skeptical. The combination of inter-agent communication + asset transfer, if it can truly run smoothly with significant statistical evidence, will be quite solid. Let's observe market feedback data before making any investments. We’ve heard the phrase "privacy-first" too many times; what really matters is whether the actual encrypted channels are reliable and have third-party audits. Honestly, I was attracted by the Virtuals ecosystem, but a $10k bug bounty always feels a bit... gentle? Hardware security usually requires more aggressive incentives. The three-layer interaction scenario is designed quite clearly, but I worry that the gas fees in the middle stages might ruin the entire user experience. Hold tight, everyone. The real test is during the first 72 hours of mainnet operation, when the data will tell us everything.

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