In brief
Cashu creator calle said the campaign logged 85 critical and 635 high-severity issues in its first 30 hours.
Contributors each prompt their own agents, which the group says produces a wider spread of hits than a single method would.
Privacy and coinjoin projects carried the highest share of serious findings, at 24%.
A volunteer group calling itself the Bitcoin Red Team has filed 4,962 security findings across 390 Bitcoin projects in roughly 30 hours, running what it describes as a “large-scale ecosystem audit” with AI agents doing much of the scanning.Pseudonymous developer calle, who created the Bitcoin ecash protocol Cashu, published the campaign's first situation report on Wednesday. It puts 85 findings at critical severity and 635 at high, together 14.5% of the corpus and an average of 1.85 serious issues per project, filed at 166 findings an hour. He said the team has grown to 16 people working around the clock; the report logs 17 contributors, 14 of them human and three automated.
