MEW does this for XMR.  An open cross-currency foundation would command a pathetically limited kingdom, because they are so often at each other's throats (often irrationally).

Did you see this? https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/786201.0

Regarding donations - we already have about 20% of the Monero owners joining MEW. If we get this number to about 50%, then it will be easier to fund development as a community effort because there is no free riding.

Suit yourself: https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/776479.0

What were the findings again?

not a developer but he told about that flaw back in july, which worried me a that time. I think it is either very hard to find or non-existent in the way bitcoinexpress wants it to execute. but could be dead wrong here.

btw. he said he does not want to execute it

The door is opened up now (more so than ever before) because of his statement.  He has already hinted at the conditions, so at this point if a select few who were skilled at reading code the way BCX is is able to, they could possibly execute it as well.

Interesting to say the least.

Claiming to have something and providing evidence thereof are two different things.

If you have an exploit for a (genuine, not-scammy) FOSS project, not releasing it *at least* to the developers is unconscionable - you aren't hurting a corporation or a bunch of fat cats, you're hurting a small group of developers who work - unpaid - on a software development project for the presumed betterment of everyone. You're hurting altruists who are giving of themselves for little or no reward, but I guess there are people who are so ethically imbalanced that they don't even consider this.

At a minimum some technical details about it would be nice.

Well let's hope he provides this.