ChainCatcher news, Musk posted on the X platform that his artificial intelligence service Grok can explain Meme jokes.

ChainCatcher news, Com2us Holdings' blockchain mainnet XPLA announced a collaboration with the distributed GPU platform Aethir to launch a program with a total scale of $10 million, aimed at supporting AI-based AAA-level Web3 game development.Participating teams can apply on the official websites of XPLA and Aethir, with a deadline of December 18. Applications must include a project overview, team information, development progress, roadmap, and white paper. Projects will be shortlisted after a first round of review and final evaluation. Selected projects can receive up to $500,000 in support and will receive comprehensive technical and resource support from the XPLA and Aethir teams from the early development stage to commercialization, including Web3 infrastructure, user experience optimization, high-performance GPU resources, and more.Paul Kim, head of the XPLA team, stated: "The combination of AI technology and Web3 games will bring tremendous innovation, and we will do our utmost to help developers quickly realize project commercialization."

ChainCatcher message, on-chain detective ZachXBT commented on Neiro's announcement to terminate its partnership with the market maker Gotbit, suggesting that Neiro should perhaps explain to the community why they initially chose Gotbit, as their reputation has been poor. Before the U.S. government accused them of fraud and market manipulation this week, there was substantial evidence indicating that Gotbit engaged in pump-and-dump activities.

ChainCatcher news, little Trump posted on the X platform stating that he is willing to pay a huge sum for Harris to explain cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, but it cannot be done with a teleprompter; the longer Harris speaks, the more he will be paid.Little Trump also mentioned that he is willing to pay for Harris to debate with his 15-year-old son about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized computing network Golem recently released a report in response to community concerns about its transfer of over 135,000 Ether (worth approximately $337 million) to centralized exchanges. Golem stated that these fund transfers were not intended for selling, but rather for staking tests to ensure operational security and minimize interference from spam transactions.In July of this year, Golem deposited 29,000 ETH into several exchanges, causing panic in the community. Subsequently, the Golem team promised to address the concerns later, but they delayed in providing an explanation, leading to increased dissatisfaction within the community. In the report on September 18, Golem explained that using centralized exchanges could create a "controlled environment" for the staking process, reducing the risk of external trading interference. Despite Golem's explanation, the previous lack of transparency has left a negative impression in the community.

ChainCatcher message, OKX officially released an investigation and explanation regarding the FLOKI staking borrowing mechanism issue, as follows:Q1: Why does automatic currency conversion occur under the condition of safe staking borrowing risk rate? What are the specific rules for automatic currency conversion?OKX's spot collateral borrowing is a C2C market that matches deposit users and borrowing users, based on the fundamental operating principle of 100% reserve. When the platform's borrowing amount/deposit amount reaches 100%, it triggers the platform's automatic currency conversion mechanism. The triggering of the automatic currency conversion mechanism depends on the borrowing and deposit amounts of all users on the platform, and is unrelated to the staking risk rate of individual users. When automatic currency conversion is triggered, in order to quickly reduce the risk for all borrowing users on the platform, users will be graded based on their borrowing amounts from largest to smallest, with the group of users with the highest borrowing amount being prioritized for system automatic currency conversion.Q2: Why doesn't OKX stop new borrowing to maintain normal levels?When the platform's borrowing amount reaches the platform's deposit amount, the platform will stop new borrowing; the reason for this automatic currency conversion trigger: due to Floki's on-chain activities, a large number of deposit users redeemed, leading to a decrease in user deposit amounts while the borrowing amount did not increase, thus triggering the automatic currency conversion.Q3: After reaching the automatic currency conversion benchmark, will users who may trigger automatic currency conversion be notified in advance? Why did I not receive timely notification this time?After reaching the platform's automatic currency conversion benchmark, the platform will notify users who may be triggered by automatic currency conversion in advance via email. This time, due to issues with the email system, a small number of users did not receive their warning emails in a timely manner. If there are issues with warning emails not being received in time, users can contact OKX customer service for feedback.Q4: Will there be product optimizations in the future to help users know their automatic currency conversion debt liquidation tiers?In the future, OKX will further optimize the email and notification system to ensure that users are notified in advance via email before automatic currency conversion is triggered. Additionally, the collateral borrowing page will be optimized to clearly inform users of their automatic currency conversion liquidation tiers.