AIW3 and UXLINK announce a strategic partnership, merging AI trading infrastructure with Web3's largest social platform. The collaboration focuses on social-driven strategy distribution, onchain trading with social graph data, and scalable user onboarding, aiming to build socialized intelligent onchain finance.
AIW3, the first Web3 AaaS platform for algorithmic DEX trading, partners with UXLINK, the largest Web3 social platform. They aim to integrate social graphs with AI trading strategies, enabling social-driven distribution, on-chain data fusion, and scalable user onboarding to build socialized intelligent onchain finance.
The UXLINK hacker, who stole $36.6 million six months ago, has managed only $83,000 in trading profit (0.2%). Arkham data shows breakeven after hitting a $4.8M loss in February. The article compares other hacker trading results and analyzes market impact.
AIW3 and UXLINK announce a strategic partnership to integrate AI-powered trading infrastructure with Web3's largest social platform. The collaboration focuses on social-driven strategy distribution, onchain trading with social graph data, and scalable onboarding for AI trading, aiming to create socialized intelligent onchain finance.
After draining $36.6M from UXLINK six months ago, the hacker has been trading on-chain and is now only up 0.2% ($83k), recovering from a -$4.8M low. The case highlights tracking tools' effectiveness and hacker trading risks.
Six months after draining UXLINK, the hacker has made only $83K profit (0.2%) from $36.6M loot, struggling to trade. Arkham data shows a recent recovery from -$4.8M losses.
AIW3 and UXLINK announced a strategic partnership to combine AI trading infrastructure with the largest Web3 social platform, targeting social-driven strategy distribution, on-chain trading with social graph data, and scalable user onboarding for socialized intelligent on-chain finance.
Six months after stealing $36.6M from UXLINK, the hacker lost half the tokens in a phishing attack and has since made only 0.2% profit ($83K) from trading. Arkham data shows a stark contrast to other hackers like Lazarus Group.
