WEEX
2 months agoNews Editor

WEEX opens Season 2 of its hackathon with a 600,000 USDT prize pool

WEEX exchange has announced the launch of the second season of its hackathon, titled AI Wars II: Age of Algorithms. The event is open to AI developers, quantitative traders, teams, and individual participants. Entrants can join either Team AI or Team Human and compete in a real-market trading environment across five consecutive rounds. Rankings and rewards will be determined by PnL% performance, according to the announcement carried by ChainCatcher. WEEX said the event carries a total prize pool of 600,000 USDT and will use a multi-layer incentive structure built around different forms of participation. The pre-registration window runs from Sept. 3 to Sept. 6. During that period, the first 2,000 applicants will share an early-bird prize pool of 100,000 USDT. WEEX also said users who register early can complete event tasks in advance, allowing them to accumulate activity points ahead of later competition rounds. No additional details on scoring rules or the full reward breakdown were disclosed in the notice.

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FOMO
2 months agoNews Editor

FOMO Social Trading Guide: How to Find Traders and Tokens

FOMO is drawing a broader mix of crypto traders after first gaining traction among Meme coin participants. The platform now also has users active in secondary-market trading and derivatives trading, while @seyong said FOMO is adding an average of 30 new users per minute. This guide explains how to configure the Global feed, use Clans to identify shared conviction, and read five key tabs: Crypto, Trending, Most Held, Graduated and Gainers. The recommended workflow starts with Graduated for newly listed tokens, moves to Trending to measure attention, checks Most Held for continued ownership, and ends with Gainers to see whether a token has already moved too far. Clans can help traders identify members who repeatedly publish theses and buy the same token before a major move, but rankings should be checked against a member's latest 20 trades because a few large positions or a single profitable trade can distort a team's PnL. FOMO alerts may also arrive after the original entry, making a 10% to 20% move materially different from the trader's position. The platform is best treated as an Alpha radar, not an automatic copy-trading tool. Signal delays, potentially distorted PnL, slippage and liquidity risk still require users to make their own decisions.

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