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0G APAC Hackathon Announces Winners, with Over 1,000 Developers Worldwide Participating
According to HackQuest (@HackQuest_), the 0G APAC Hackathon has officially announced its winners. The event attracted 1,145 participants globally and received 293 final project submissions, generating over 1.04 million social media impressions. Winners are as follows: First Place: Ghast AI (@Ghast_AI) — A crypto-native AI agent client built on 0G, supporting decentralized inference, user-controlled long-term memory, censorship-resistant access, and portable agent IDs. Second Place: NeoSoul (@NeoSoulAI) — A trust layer designed specifically for the emerging agent economy, providing infrastructure such as verifiable agent permissions, accountability mechanisms, and recovery systems. Third Place: Anima (@anima_0g) — A CLI-native agent framework where agent identity, memory, inference, wallet, and economic activities all run atop 0G’s decentralized infrastructure, enabling cross-device, independent, and persistent operation. Excellence Awards: - @Alsphere0G — Collective intelligence memory layer for AI agents - @Hash_PayLink — Payment-gated AI infrastructure for the agent economy - @railbeam_ai — Payment rails and financial operations workspace for humans and agents - @stealth_pay — Privacy-preserving payment-related project
Syndicate Labs Decides to Shut Down Due to Severe Market Contraction
Syndicate Labs stated that after five years of developing on-chain infrastructure for customizable Ethereum Rollups and sequencers, the company has decided to shut down due to a drastic contraction in the Rollup market. Syndicate Labs previously completed a $20 million Series A funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz in 2021.This decision caused the SYND token price to drop 21% in the past three hours, hitting an all-time low of $0.012, a 99.5% decline from its peak of $2.61 in September 2025.Additionally, Syndicate Labs stated that the Syndicate Network Collective operates independently of Syndicate Labs, so the governance of the SYND token will not be immediately affected. The decision to shut down was not influenced by the previous hacking incident involving bridged assets.
Syndicate Development Company to Gradually Cease Operations, SYND Governance Unaffected in Short Term
Syndicate, a DAO infrastructure service provider, has announced it will gradually cease operations. It stated that after five years of continuously building on-chain developer infrastructure, the Rollup market has undergone fundamental changes. Currently, the Rollup market has significantly shrunk, some Rollup projects are gradually shutting down, and the market has shifted from EVM Rollups to custom chains built from scratch by consulting teams, leading to a notable decline in reusable technology and network value.Syndicate stated that its system consists of two parts: Syndicate Labs, responsible for development, will be closed, while the independent entity Syndicate Network Collective (Wyoming DUNA), which holds SYND tokens and has governance rights, will continue to exist. SYND governance will not be affected in the short term.Furthermore, Syndicate emphasized that this decision to cease operations is unrelated to recent cross-chain security incidents. Affected users and SYND holders have been fully compensated through the treasury reserves, and team and investor tokens are currently still in a lock-up period.
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0G APAC Hackathon Announces Winners, with Over 1,000 Developers Worldwide Participating
According to HackQuest (@HackQuest_), the 0G APAC Hackathon has officially announced its winners. The event attracted 1,145 participants globally and received 293 final project submissions, generating over 1.04 million social media impressions. Winners are as follows: First Place: Ghast AI (@Ghast_AI) — A crypto-native AI agent client built on 0G, supporting decentralized inference, user-controlled long-term memory, censorship-resistant access, and portable agent IDs. Second Place: NeoSoul (@NeoSoulAI) — A trust layer designed specifically for the emerging agent economy, providing infrastructure such as verifiable agent permissions, accountability mechanisms, and recovery systems. Third Place: Anima (@anima_0g) — A CLI-native agent framework where agent identity, memory, inference, wallet, and economic activities all run atop 0G’s decentralized infrastructure, enabling cross-device, independent, and persistent operation. Excellence Awards: - @Alsphere0G — Collective intelligence memory layer for AI agents - @Hash_PayLink — Payment-gated AI infrastructure for the agent economy - @railbeam_ai — Payment rails and financial operations workspace for humans and agents - @stealth_pay — Privacy-preserving payment-related project
Syndicate Labs Decides to Shut Down Due to Severe Market Contraction
Syndicate Labs stated that after five years of developing on-chain infrastructure for customizable Ethereum Rollups and sequencers, the company has decided to shut down due to a drastic contraction in the Rollup market. Syndicate Labs previously completed a $20 million Series A funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz in 2021.This decision caused the SYND token price to drop 21% in the past three hours, hitting an all-time low of $0.012, a 99.5% decline from its peak of $2.61 in September 2025.Additionally, Syndicate Labs stated that the Syndicate Network Collective operates independently of Syndicate Labs, so the governance of the SYND token will not be immediately affected. The decision to shut down was not influenced by the previous hacking incident involving bridged assets.
Syndicate Development Company to Gradually Cease Operations, SYND Governance Unaffected in Short Term
Syndicate, a DAO infrastructure service provider, has announced it will gradually cease operations. It stated that after five years of continuously building on-chain developer infrastructure, the Rollup market has undergone fundamental changes. Currently, the Rollup market has significantly shrunk, some Rollup projects are gradually shutting down, and the market has shifted from EVM Rollups to custom chains built from scratch by consulting teams, leading to a notable decline in reusable technology and network value.Syndicate stated that its system consists of two parts: Syndicate Labs, responsible for development, will be closed, while the independent entity Syndicate Network Collective (Wyoming DUNA), which holds SYND tokens and has governance rights, will continue to exist. SYND governance will not be affected in the short term.Furthermore, Syndicate emphasized that this decision to cease operations is unrelated to recent cross-chain security incidents. Affected users and SYND holders have been fully compensated through the treasury reserves, and team and investor tokens are currently still in a lock-up period.
Report: Polymarket May Have Broader Insider Trading Issues, with a Handful of Wallets Capturing Most Profits
Odaily News According to the latest report from the non-profit research organization Anti-Corruption Data Collective (ACDC), the prediction market platform Polymarket may be facing a broader insider trading problem than previously indicated by the "Green Berets bet on Venezuela raid" incident. The research analyzed 435,000 settled markets with a cumulative trading volume of $54.4 billion between January 2021 and mid-March 2026, revealing abnormally high win rates for low-probability bets in markets related to government decisions, including military and defense matters.The data shows that the average success rate for such "longshot bets" in political markets is about 14%, while some cases involving military contracts saw success rates exceeding 50%. The study concludes that these markets are difficult to predict based solely on public information and are more susceptible to information asymmetry, including insider trading or professional informational advantages.The report also highlights a high concentration of profits on Polymarket. A study by the London Business School and Yale University indicates that approximately 3% of traders contribute to most of the platform's price discovery; meanwhile, blockchain analytics firm Solidus Labs found that less than 1% of wallets account for about half of the profits.Taking the example of the US airstrike on Iran in June 2025, in the hours preceding the attack, 19 low-probability bets totaling $164,000 were concentrated on purchasing the "YES" contract that ultimately paid out. Eight wallets collectively profited about $1.8 million, with a single wallet making nearly $500,000. Despite the Pentagon using decoy bombers and long-range stealth fighters to deliberately conceal the operation at the time, a small number of traders accurately predicted the outcome.ACDC recommends that Polymarket strengthen identity verification, implement conditional payouts for suspicious bets, restrict markets whose outcomes are determined by a small group, and reduce overly specific contract designs. The report further calls for a broader discussion on whether the public should be allowed to bet on such events. (CoinDesk)
Bit Digital stakes nearly 30,000 ETH via Liquid Collective, valued at approximately $65.3 million
According to on-chain analyst Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens), publicly listed mining company Bit Digital (@bitdigital_btbt) has staked 29,900 ETH via Liquid Collective (@liquid_col), valued at approximately $65.3 million.