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Tonight's event is a reminder for everyone. CoinUp has a Werewolf game at 8 PM. This is not just a casual voice chat; it has real rules, competition, and a prize pool. Nine guests will be at the table: Conrad, Sukura, MMK, Mu Yu, Douzi, Wang Feng, Web3's most sentimental, Hicker, and the Great Dreamer. The first half hour is for warm-up and setting up the game, and the second half hour is the official life-and-death round. Stand correctly to win a prize, stand incorrectly to be eliminated. The prize pool is 366 CP plus tennis-related merchandise. I'm sharing this event not because of the size of the prize pool, but because such events are really rare. Think about it: the people you usually follow are all tweeting about the market on their own accounts. When can you hear them come together to catch werewolves? What is said in such a setting is much more interesting than formal sharing. At 8 PM tonight, just open Space and listen in. I guarantee it will be more interesting than scrolling through Twitter all night. 🐺 #CoinUp #CP

The Chance team went to New York. This week at NYC Fintech Week 2026 on-site. The fact that the prediction market track can make an appearance at a top-tier fintech conference offline shows that this direction is indeed gaining mainstream attention. It's not just on-chain players who are involved; the traditional finance sector is also watching. From online product iterations to offline industry showcases, @Chance_ is maintaining a steady pace. Aggregators, Copy Trading, AI Agent, features are being rolled out one by one, and now they are meeting face-to-face with people in the global fintech circle. If you're in New York this week, you can connect with them.

Polymarket CLOB v2 has been successfully upgraded. The new order book and pUSD collateral are in place, and all data has been automatically migrated, so you can trade directly without any manual operation. During the migration, some AI Agents triggered stop-losses due to thin order book liquidity, and @Chance_ has already refunded the full amount of the losses. If you feel your Agent has been overlooked, just contact Chance customer service for assistance. Proactively refunding during the upgrade period is a good attitude. Those using Chance AI to run strategies can continue with confidence.

Ben's words hit the nail on the head. When social media first emerged, everyone thought it was just a "product." No one believed it would become infrastructure, no one thought it would reshape information distribution and business rules. By the time everyone realized it, everything had already been taken by a few giants. AI is following the same path. But the problem is more serious than it was with social media—social media giants control what you see, while AI giants control what you can think. When computing power, data, and model weights are all concentrated in the hands of a few companies, they are not just selling products; they are defining the boundaries of intelligence. So decentralized AI is not just a crypto narrative; it is a real structural issue. To be honest, most projects in this space are still at the slogan stage. Very few are actually making progress. @gensynai is one of the few that I see is making real moves: the underlying layer is Ethereum L2, allowing AI training and inference to be verified on-chain. They have a system called REE, a reproducible execution environment—which means that for every output of the AI, anyone can rerun it on their own machine across devices to confirm. This addresses the core contradiction of decentralized AI: how do you trust an AI's output when there is no centralized institution backing it? The testnet has been running for 4 months, and I think what is convincing is not a single piece of data, but that they have proven decentralized nodes can truly work together—40,000 nodes training online simultaneously, compatible with CPU, GPU, and Apple M chips, with all data processed locally without uploading. This is not the same as those projects that say "we want to decentralize" but are actually just selling GPU computing power. The mainnet is already online, and the first application, @Delphi_fyi, is running. It is one of the few projects in this space that is "let's get it done first and talk later." The lessons from the last round of social media are already very clear. For this round of AI, I hope we don't wait until it is monopolized before we start figuring out solutions.

This collaboration is worth mentioning. CoinUp and RootData have officially partnered. RootData should be familiar to everyone; it is a leading platform in the crypto industry for project data and market research. After this collaboration, RootData's data will be directly integrated into CoinUp. This means you can see institutional-level project information and market data right in CoinUp. No need to open another webpage to check. Previously, to check market trends, you had to open an exchange; to check projects, you had to open RootData; and to make decisions, you had to piece together the information yourself. Now, data and trading are in the same place. After researching, if you think it’s good, you can place an order directly; the entire process is very smooth. If you combine this with the previously launched CP AI+, it’s like: AI helps you analyze + RootData helps you supplement data + trading is completed directly on the platform. CoinUp's "one-stop decision-making" approach is becoming clearer. Update to the latest version of the APP to experience the RootData features👇 #CoinUp #RootData