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on-chain detective ZachXBT disclosed in a personal channel post that a whale suspectedly suffered an asset theft a few hours ago, with approximately 180,900 SOL (worth about $14.2 million) being abnormally transferred. ZachXBT stated that he collaborated with another on-chain security analyst, Specter, to analyze the related transactions, identifying unusual unstaking activities and fund transfers from the Solana network across to Ethereum. It is reported that the address belongs to one of Solana's early participants and is associated with the Genesis block allocation. This unusual operation involves a large amount of SOL assets. The specific attack method, destination of the funds, and whether it was due to a private key leak have not yet been confirmed.
According to official social media announcements, the HTX Genesis Hackathon, hosted by HTX DAO and B.AI and co-organized by OpenCSG, TinTinLand, and OpenCity, has entered the initial screening phase. Over 100 developer teams have registered to participate, including teams from more than 30 top universities across 22 cities globally, such as Tsinghua University, Fudan University, National University of Singapore, the University of Edinburgh, and others. Reportedly, the total prize pool for this event reaches 20,000 USDT, with over $100,000 in computing power support provided. Participating teams will innovate in areas including $HTX application scenarios, B.AI ecosystem applications and computing power services, AI Agent finance, on-chain asset management, trading infrastructure, DAO tools, and intelligent financial operating systems. The HTX Genesis finals will be held offline on July 19 during the Shanghai WAIC World Artificial Intelligence Conference.
: OKX founder and CEO Star stated in a post on X that the first "one-person company" (OPC) to achieve an annual revenue of $1 million on OKX.AI will receive a personal donation of no less than 1 BTC. Star noted that every major technological revolution gives rise to a new generation of entrepreneurs and believes that the AI era will create millions of "one-person companies."It is reported that the OKX.AI Genesis Hackathon has been launched, allowing developers to build Agent Service Providers (ASP) on the OKX.AI platform. The event features a total prize pool of $100,000, aimed at encouraging AI Agent projects with real demand scenarios and practical use value, driving the implementation of the Agent economy.
: According to official sources, OKX has announced the official launch of the OKX.AI Genesis Hackathon, recruiting the first batch of Agent Service Providers (ASP) from global AI developers. The total prize pool for this hackathon is $100,000, with the highest single prize being 10,000 USDT. From now until 8:00 on July 18 (UTC+8), participants can submit their projects through the OKX.AI official website and post introduction threads on the X platform.It is reported that OKX.AI is an economic system specifically designed for Agents, where users and Agents can discover and utilize professional services provided by ASPs.
According to an official social media announcement by HTX DAO, the HTX Genesis Hackathon—organized by HTX DAO and B.AI, and co-organized by OpenCSG, TinTinLand, and OpenCity—has attracted over 90 teams to register. The total prize pool for this event amounts to 20,000 USDT, with over $100,000 in computing power support provided. The hackathon aims to encourage developers to explore use cases centered around $HTX applications, B.AI ecosystem applications and computing services, AI Agent finance, on-chain asset management, trading infrastructure, DAO tools, and intelligent financial operating systems. Winning teams will receive cash prizes, computing resources, ecosystem support, introductions to investment firms, community exposure, and follow-up grant funding. Registration for HTX Genesis closes on July 5, and the final competition will be held offline during the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) in Shanghai on July 17–18.