The cryptocurrency exchange WEEX has launched the second phase of its WEEX Hackathon, AI Wars II, on September 7 at 00:00 (UTC+8). The competition features a total prize pool of 600,000 USDT, open to API traders, manual traders, and prediction participants. The event consists of five rounds, running from now until October 9, with one round per week from Monday to Friday. Participants can join either Team AI or Team Human and compete in real market conditions, with rankings and rewards determined by PnL% performance. Additionally, users can earn points through various tasks such as registration, check-ins, likes, shares, and contract trading. These points can be used to support a team and predict the winner, with successful predictions earning extra rewards.
On September 7, cryptocurrency exchange WEEX said Phase 2 of its WEEX Hackathon, AI Wars II, officially kicked off at 00:00 (UTC+8). The contest carries a total prize pool of 600,000 USDT and is open to API traders, manual traders, and prediction participants.
The event runs for five rounds. One round each week, Monday through Friday, across five weeks, with the schedule continuing through October 9. Participants can pick Team AI or Team Human, then face off in trading duels under real market conditions. Rankings and prize payouts are based on PnL% performance.
And it is not just about trading. Users can rack up points by registering, checking in, liking, sharing, and completing contract trading tasks. Those points can be used to back either Team AI or Team Human, and also to predict which side will win. Get the prediction right, and extra rewards follow.
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