OKX.AI has pushed back the submission deadline for its Genesis Hackathon after developer participation continued to pick up following the event’s launch. According to an official announcement cited by Odaily, builders will now have until 7:59 a.m. UTC+8 on July 28 to submit their entries.
The extension is intended to give participants more time to refine and deploy Agent Service Providers, or ASPs. Entrants can keep submitting projects through the official OKX.AI website and are also asked to publish an introduction post about their work on X.
OKX.AI is described as an economic system built specifically for Agents. The Genesis Hackathon carries a total prize pool of $100,000 and is aimed at encouraging developers to build ASPs that address real-world use cases, with the broader goal of supporting the rollout of the Agent economy.
OKX.AI has extended the submission deadline for its Genesis Hackathon to 7:59 a.m. UTC+8 on July 28, according to an official announcement cited by Odaily.
The change comes after developer participation kept rising following the launch of the event. OKX.AI said the extension will give builders more time to refine and deploy Agent Service Providers, or ASPs.
Participants can continue submitting their projects through the official OKX.AI website and can also post an introduction to their entries on X.
OKX.AI is described as an economic system built for Agents. The Genesis Hackathon offers a total prize pool of $100,000 and is intended to encourage developers to build ASPs that can address real-world needs and support the rollout of the Agent economy.
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