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I just saw that the Ethereum Foundation increased the maximum bug bounty from $250k to $1 million. This is no joke, it's quite serious. This applies to vulnerabilities in specs, clients, compilers, deposit contracts, and dependencies.
The interesting part is that the bug bounty program is now much more attractive to serious researchers. Basically, they are saying that if you find something critical, they can pay you well. Of course, they exclude infrastructure, websites, DNS, and those kinds of things, focusing more on the protocol itself.
Do you think this will bring more people to audit? With those numbers at stake, the incentive is there. It makes sense for them to strengthen this now.