If you commit let's say 1,000,000 sats for a dev bounty...
Then years pass by, bitcoin goes up 20x...
And then someone does the bounty, do you still owe it?
Or is there an implied expiration?
If you commit let's say 1,000,000 sats for a dev bounty...
Then years pass by, bitcoin goes up 20x...
And then someone does the bounty, do you still owe it?
Or is there an implied expiration?
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1 btc = 1 btc but maybe a bounty should have an expiration date
That's why bounties are in sats not USD.
Yea of course you do
Sounds like you just found a design flaw. I would say at that point anything invested in bounties should have a user set expiration date when first investing. I would also say there should be a minimum amount of time that way people can't spam requests that dissappear in a day to skew results. I would also say that maybe developers could open their own bounties and set a price for which they would do it in an alloted time frame.
Though for some smaller projects maybe a day is all that's needed so some extra thought would have to go into scaling.