io.net founder: The current version of IO Cloud has bugs and technical problems, and the team is working on solving them

Ahmad Shadid, founder and CEO of the io.net DePIN protocol in the Solana ecosystem, posted on X platform that several users have discovered some important bugs and technical issues in the current version of IO Cloud. The team is working hard to fix these reported issues. The team is adjusting its plans for the coming weeks as follows:

1. We have implemented a transparent proof-of-work process to verify all devices on the network, and will begin publicly sharing these logs this week;

2. We will publish and maintain a public issue list on the official website by the end of the weekend, including a form for users to submit new issues. Reports of new bugs will receive a certain reward and will transition to a full bug bounty program in the coming weeks;

3. Token issuance has been postponed until the vulnerabilities are resolved. The official team is working with suppliers to reconnect to the network, and this process is expected to take about two weeks. The team is committed to stabilizing and normalizing the core platform before launching the token, which is in the best interests of suppliers, users, and the community;

4. Resources will be devoted to calculating and displaying the rewards suppliers received in March and April, and May rewards will be updated in real time in IO Worker;

5. Efforts will continue to achieve more intuitive, transparent, and clear metric reporting in the browser. The team has been asked to revise metric names and add tooltips to avoid confusion.