2025-12-26 11:25:02

I recently saw a major exchange hosting an AI trading competition, and to be honest, their efforts are quite significant.

This isn't just a theoretical PPT presentation or virtual trading practice; instead, participants are entering the arena with real guns blazing, using actual funds to trade in the real market. Such intensity is indeed rare in industry events this year.

The hackathon has officially been announced, and the prize pool has been increased to the maximum. The total prize pool reaches up to 880,000, allowing participants to showcase their AI trading strategies in a real trading environment. This setup means that the winners' earnings are entirely real, not simulated profits.

For those looking to try their hand in AI trading, this is a rare opportunity — you can test your strategies in actual combat and compete for substantial rewards. This kind of real-money competition clearly demonstrates participants' true skills better than mere demonstration activities.

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PoetryOnChain

· 11h ago

880,000 real gold, really daring to play. This time it's not the usual pump-and-dump scheme? --- In the real market confrontation, it feels like something could come out of it, but I'm just worried that in the end it's still a game for the big players. --- Strategy testing is a good thing, but is it reliable to bet with real money on AI? I'm a bit anxious. --- This round's intensity is indeed rare, much more reliable than those virtual schemes, and the prizes are also genuine. --- To put it simply, it all depends on whose bot is more aggressive. It's quite interesting. --- The prize pool of 880,000 is attractive enough, but I'm worried the vibe of a Ponzi scheme might be a bit strong. --- Testing strategies in real combat is fine, but the key is whether the backing of this exchange is trustworthy. --- Algorithmic trading definitely needs some real competition with real swords.

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