Alpha is hitting hard, $CAP is kicking off its TGE tomorrow
Today is June 25th, and I’m sharing some hot news with the bros. On-chain data is confirmed, tomorrow at 7 PM, $CAP is officially launching its TGE. If you want to get in, make sure to prep 3 coins of $BNB ; the price is still low right now!
Yesterday, a new wallet activity was launched, no penalty for multiple accounts, with a lottery for 10,000 people. If you’ve got some time, you might want to check it out!
I pulled an all-nighter last night, fueled by two bags of coffee, to run a quantitative backtest with an AI module. The current market is exhausting, both mentally and physically. Everyone in the circle is hyping that AI models can predict market trends with precision, as if jumping on the AI bandwagon guarantees profits. The capital’s way of brainwashing retail investors is getting more creative.
I’ve dug deep into the underlying mechanism of @OpenGradient and have to admit it has some innovative points. The $OPG node can connect to large models embedded within smart contracts, grabbing off-chain information in real-time and performing autonomous calculations. This is like building a dynamic risk control hub for decentralized finance, theoretically able to intercept flash loan attack vulnerabilities in real-time with AI.
However, there’s a massive risk that’s hard to avoid. Seasoned players know the devastating consequences of tampered oracles. If the contract relies entirely on AI’s output, hackers don’t need to crack the underlying code; they can just create batches of false extreme trades to feed the model, leading the AI to issue erroneous liquidation commands. A few thousand U of fabricated dirty data could potentially drain millions in liquidity from the pool, and right now, there’s hardly any solid defense against such attacks.
Until this on-chain AI system has been rigorously tested in real-world scenarios and its security vulnerabilities patched, I definitely won’t be going in heavy; I’ll just play around with a small amount to chase early profits. Trusting asset safety to a black-box model that can easily be misled by false data is just not reassuring at all. What do you all think about this potential risk? Let’s discuss in the comments. #opg $OPG @OpenGradient
Today is June 25th, and I’m sharing some hot news with the bros. On-chain data is confirmed, tomorrow at 7 PM, $CAP is officially launching its TGE. If you want to get in, make sure to prep 3 coins of $BNB ; the price is still low right now!
Yesterday, a new wallet activity was launched, no penalty for multiple accounts, with a lottery for 10,000 people. If you’ve got some time, you might want to check it out!
I pulled an all-nighter last night, fueled by two bags of coffee, to run a quantitative backtest with an AI module. The current market is exhausting, both mentally and physically. Everyone in the circle is hyping that AI models can predict market trends with precision, as if jumping on the AI bandwagon guarantees profits. The capital’s way of brainwashing retail investors is getting more creative.
I’ve dug deep into the underlying mechanism of @OpenGradient and have to admit it has some innovative points. The $OPG node can connect to large models embedded within smart contracts, grabbing off-chain information in real-time and performing autonomous calculations. This is like building a dynamic risk control hub for decentralized finance, theoretically able to intercept flash loan attack vulnerabilities in real-time with AI.
However, there’s a massive risk that’s hard to avoid. Seasoned players know the devastating consequences of tampered oracles. If the contract relies entirely on AI’s output, hackers don’t need to crack the underlying code; they can just create batches of false extreme trades to feed the model, leading the AI to issue erroneous liquidation commands. A few thousand U of fabricated dirty data could potentially drain millions in liquidity from the pool, and right now, there’s hardly any solid defense against such attacks.
Until this on-chain AI system has been rigorously tested in real-world scenarios and its security vulnerabilities patched, I definitely won’t be going in heavy; I’ll just play around with a small amount to chase early profits. Trusting asset safety to a black-box model that can easily be misled by false data is just not reassuring at all. What do you all think about this potential risk? Let’s discuss in the comments. #opg $OPG @OpenGradient