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AIA Chain (AIA) is a programmable smart contract blockchain compatible with the Ethernet Virtual Machine (EVM). The AIA smart chain retains the fast execution time, low transaction fees, and high security of Ethernet, while adding smart contract functionality to support compatible DApps. AIA Chain's endogenous token is AIA (Native Token), which utilizes the APoS consensus mechanism.
DeAgentAI Completes $5 Million AIA Buyback Program, Second Batch Burn Executed
: DeAgentAI, a decentralized AI infrastructure project on the SUI and BNB ecosystems, announced that its total buyback program of $5 million worth of AIA tokens has been fully executed. The first batch, involving the burning of 1 million AIA tokens, was completed earlier. This second batch burn of 10 million AIA tokens has now been completed, bringing the cumulative total burned to 11 million tokens, accounting for 23.1% of the total repurchased amount. All tokens have been sent to a black hole address for permanent destruction.Furthermore, DeAgentAI announced the official launch of a quarterly burning mechanism. Going forward, the AIA burn plan will be executed on a quarterly basis, marking the deflation mechanism's entry into a normalized phase. The funds for the buyback come from the project's protocol revenue and profits from its proprietary AI trading models, and are unrelated to external financing or token inflation.
Bitget Launches AIA Simple Earn with Up to 25% APR
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DeAgentAI Completes $5 Million AIA Buyback Program, Second Batch Burn Executed
: DeAgentAI, a decentralized AI infrastructure project on the SUI and BNB ecosystems, announced that its total buyback program of $5 million worth of AIA tokens has been fully executed. The first batch, involving the burning of 1 million AIA tokens, was completed earlier. This second batch burn of 10 million AIA tokens has now been completed, bringing the cumulative total burned to 11 million tokens, accounting for 23.1% of the total repurchased amount. All tokens have been sent to a black hole address for permanent destruction.Furthermore, DeAgentAI announced the official launch of a quarterly burning mechanism. Going forward, the AIA burn plan will be executed on a quarterly basis, marking the deflation mechanism's entry into a normalized phase. The funds for the buyback come from the project's protocol revenue and profits from its proprietary AI trading models, and are unrelated to external financing or token inflation.
Caixin: Son of former Wuhan Supervisory Commission official laundered over HK$64 million in Hong Kong, claims part of the funds came from selling Bitcoin
According to Caixin, Xiao Rui—the son of Xiao Jun, former member of the Wuhan Municipal Supervisory Commission—is suspected of accepting bribes totaling approximately HK$4.72 million from mainland Chinese engineering contractors on behalf of his father and laundering over HK$64 million through underground banking channels. On June 23, the Hong Kong District Court found Xiao Rui guilty on all four counts of “money laundering” and one count of “using a false instrument,” with sentencing scheduled for July 23. In 2014, Xiao Rui was granted residency in Hong Kong; that same year, he purchased two funds from AIA Financial (AIA) via his HSBC account for HK$10 million to meet the investment requirement under the relevant immigration scheme. Between January 2016 and September 2017, multiple remittances totaling over HK$54 million were deposited into Xiao Rui’s Standard Chartered and DBS accounts. Regarding the “money laundering” charges, Xiao Rui argued in court that the large sums involved represented legitimate business earnings of his mother, who gifted the money to him for investment in Hong Kong, and that part of the funds originated from Bitcoin sales. The judge rejected this testimony, citing Xiao Rui’s failure to provide any basic transaction records—such as dates, transaction IDs, or wallet addresses—related to the alleged Bitcoin sales.
Bitget Launches AIA Simple Earn with Up to 25% APR
Bitget Launches AIA Simple Earn with Up to 25% APR. Users Can Subscribe via the Dedicated Section. The Campaign Ends on May 16 at 18:00 (UTC+8). For More Product Details, Visit the Official Bitget Platform.