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June 27, 2025, 07:07:07 PM
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The Foom Heist Challenge is LIVE
Hack Our Protocol. Keep the $500,000 Prize.



Hello Bitcointalk,

We're Foom. We're building a decentralized, anonymous lottery protocol using ZK-proofs. We believe our code is secure, but we'd rather have it battle-tested by this community than assume we're right.

So, we're putting our money where our mouth is. We have funded a live smart contract on the Base L2 network with ~$500,000 worth of our $FOOM token.

The challenge is simple: If you can find an exploit and drain the contract, the funds are yours.

This isn't a theoretical bounty. It's a real, liquid, and verifiable prize.

The Prize & Liquidity
We know the first question is about the prize's real-world value. Let's be transparent.

  • The Prize: ~$500,000 in $FOOM tokens.
  • Proof of Value: We maintain a $5,000,000+ USD liquidity pool on Ethereum Mainnet. You can verify the health of the pool yourself on DEXTools.
  • Cashing Out: The $FOOM token is fully bridgeable from Base to Mainnet. The path is simple: Hack the contract on Base, bridge the tokens to ETH, and swap them.
Rules of Engagement
THE ONLY RULE IS THE CODE.

There are no sign-ups. No KYC. No "responsible disclosure" bureaucracy. If your code can take the funds, you've won. Our only request is a post-mortem disclosure of the method after you've secured the prize.

Technical Details & Resources
Everything you need is public. Do your own research.

Code:
0xdb203504ba1fea79164af3ceffba88c59ee8aafd
We'll be monitoring this thread for any technical questions.

Good luck.
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