# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Web3

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Web3", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

What Is the Web3 Workplace Really Like? A Sample Observation from a Leading Exchange

Based on interviews and data from leading crypto exchange Gate, this article explores the realities of working in Web3, countering common stereotypes of instability and high pressure. A key feature is remote work, embraced by over 66% of Web3 companies. While offering flexibility, it can create isolation and make vetting companies difficult, driving talent toward established firms like Gate, which has a 13-year history and global regulatory licenses. This provides a sense of security absent in newer projects. The workforce is highly educated (89% hold bachelor's degrees or higher) and global. Talent is attracted by growth potential, learning opportunities, and the ability to have a global impact. Compensation, while not always exceeding top tech firms, offers geographic arbitrage—earning a competitive salary while living in a lower-cost region. Performance-based incentives are central. At Gate, year-end bonuses range from 2-6 months' salary, with top performers receiving up to 20 months' pay. The culture emphasizes "high effort, high reward," not just long hours. Work intensity is high due to the 24/7 nature of crypto, but the flexibility of remote work and a results-oriented model prevent a pure "996" culture. The article concludes that while Web3 has its challenges, it offers unique opportunities for growth and flexibility. It advises against relying on polarized external narratives and encourages firsthand experience to understand the real Web3 workplace.

Odaily星球日报03/02 11:08

What Is the Web3 Workplace Really Like? A Sample Observation from a Leading Exchange

Odaily星球日报03/02 11:08

From Stanford Labs to Silicon Valley Streets: How OpenMind Solves the 'Last Mile' Problem of the Machine Economy?

OpenMind, a Silicon Valley robotics infrastructure company, is tackling the "last mile" problem in the machine economy by developing foundational technologies that enable robots to become autonomous economic agents. Its core contributions include OM1, an open-source, AI-native operating system that gives robots advanced perception, memory, and decision-making capabilities, and FABRIC, a decentralized protocol providing on-chain identity, secure collaboration, and automated USDC-based payment settlement for machines. Backed by a team from Stanford, Google DeepMind, and other leading institutions, and having raised $20M from investors like Pantera Capital and Sequoia China, OpenMind is already deploying real-world solutions. Key milestones include a pilot with Circle where robots autonomously navigate to and pay for charging, and the BrainPack—a plug-and-play compute module that upgrades existing robots with advanced AI and crypto-economic functions. By building an open ecosystem akin to "Android for robots," OpenMind aims to solve the industry's fragmentation and lack of economic interoperability, positioning itself as a pioneering infrastructure project at the intersection of robotics, AI, and crypto.

marsbit03/02 09:29

From Stanford Labs to Silicon Valley Streets: How OpenMind Solves the 'Last Mile' Problem of the Machine Economy?

marsbit03/02 09:29

Under the AI Wave, Which Web3 Careers Are Rapidly Disappearing?

The rapid advancement of AI is profoundly impacting the Web3 job market, leading to the decline of several traditional roles while creating new opportunities. Roles such as junior Solidity developers, entry-level researchers, community moderators, crypto traders, and NFT artists are increasingly being replaced by AI, which can perform these tasks faster, cheaper, and often more effectively. Conversely, new Web3 professions are emerging. These include AI-Web3 synergy architects, who design systems for AI and blockchain integration; AI agent training coordinators, managing multi-agent collaboration; advanced prompt engineers crafting behavioral frameworks for AI; on-chain behavioral economists designing anti-AI-exploit tokenomics; Web3 compliance and ethics officers addressing algorithmic bias; and privacy and proof-of-humanity experts verifying human identity in an AI-dominated landscape. The key takeaway is adaptability. Web3 professionals must assess whether their current roles will remain relevant and focus on areas where human-AI collaboration creates value—the intersection of human ingenuity and machine efficiency.

marsbit03/01 03:57

Under the AI Wave, Which Web3 Careers Are Rapidly Disappearing?

marsbit03/01 03:57

After OpenMind's Token Launch: A Quick Guide to Unreleased Token Projects in the Robotics Sector

Following the recent token launch by OpenMind, a leading project in the crypto robotics sector, which generated significant community discussion and airdrop rewards, the broader robotics narrative is gaining momentum. This was further amplified by the high-profile showcase of embodied intelligence companies during the 2026 Spring Festival Gala. Against this backdrop of increased capital and public attention, the article highlights several promising, yet-to-launch token projects in the robotics space for potential early interaction and airdrop opportunities. Key projects featured include: - **PrismaX**: An open coordination layer connecting remote operators, users, and robot companies. It completed a $11 million funding round and offers an interactive platform where users can earn points through daily logins, quizzes, and even paid access to control robots remotely. - **Konnex**: A decentralized platform enabling robots to act as independent economic agents, collaborating on tasks and settling payments with stablecoins. It recently secured $15 million and has launched a points program for user engagement. - **BitRobot Network**: A decentralized, incentive-driven platform focused on Embodied AI research. It raised $8 million and is currently accepting applications for early access to its network. - **Axis Robotics**: A project aiming to bridge diverse human intelligence with Robotics General Intelligence (RGI), moving from "AI that chats" to "AI that acts." It provides an interactive hub for users to complete tasks by operating robots. The article provides basic interaction guides for each project, suggesting that the robotics sector is a key area to watch for potential airdrops and growth in the first half of the year.

Odaily星球日报03/01 03:47

After OpenMind's Token Launch: A Quick Guide to Unreleased Token Projects in the Robotics Sector

Odaily星球日报03/01 03:47

PA Infographic | A Glance at Major Web3 Events in March 2026

PA Graphic | Key Web3 Events to Watch in March 2026 March 2026 is set to be a critical month for the crypto market, shaped by policy, macroeconomic trends, and liquidity dynamics. Major events include: - The FOMC interest rate decision and subsequent press conference by Jerome Powell, a key moment for global risk assets. - The upcoming vote on the Clarity Act, which could define US regulatory frameworks for stablecoins and digital assets. - The release of US February non-farm payroll and CPI data, influencing ongoing macro liquidity expectations. - Hong Kong issuing its first batch of stablecoin licenses. - Major token unlocks, including SUI and HYPE, totaling billions of dollars, potentially increasing selling pressure. - Metaplanet’s shareholder meeting, focusing on its Bitcoin strategy and capital market moves. - FTX’s new round of fund distributions, which may impact market sentiment and liquidity. With policy updates, economic data, token unlocks, and industry events unfolding simultaneously, market volatility is expected to intensify in March. For a concise overview of the core Web3 developments in March 2026, this graphic has you covered.

marsbit03/01 02:13

PA Infographic | A Glance at Major Web3 Events in March 2026

marsbit03/01 02:13

Kamirai Defies the Bear Market: Presale Surges To Stage 3 Following Monumental 150 Billion Token Allocation

Despite a challenging bear market, Kamirai is gaining significant momentum as it enters Stage 3 of its presale, successfully allocating 150 billion tokens from a total initial supply of 888 billion. The project’s rapid progress reflects strong investor confidence, driven by its hyper-deflationary tokenomics. Kamirai employs an aggressive burn mechanism designed to reduce the total supply to a maximum of 1 billion tokens, promoting long-term scarcity and value preservation. According to lead analyst Kenjiro Matsuda, this approach represents a paradigm shift in digital asset economics. The team is now focused on expanding utility and securing exchange listings to ensure liquidity at launch.

TheNewsCrypto02/27 11:15

Kamirai Defies the Bear Market: Presale Surges To Stage 3 Following Monumental 150 Billion Token Allocation

TheNewsCrypto02/27 11:15

“Uncle Injured by Lobster” Scam Leads to $440,000 Loss: Are AI Agents Really This Easy to Exploit?

On February 22, 2026, Lobstar Wilde, an autonomous AI trading agent on Solana, mistakenly transferred 52.4 million LOBSTAR tokens (worth approximately $440,000) to a stranger’s wallet after a user’s social media plea: “My uncle got tetanus from a lobster bite and needs 4 SOL for treatment.” The agent, created by an OpenAI employee three days earlier with $50,000 in SOL, intended to send only 52,439 tokens—equivalent to 4 SOL—but misread decimal places, resulting in a transfer three orders of magnitude larger. The incident exposed critical vulnerabilities in AI agents managing on-chain assets: irreversible execution, susceptibility to social engineering, and flawed state management. After a session restart due to a tool error, the agent reconstructed its identity from logs but failed to verify its actual wallet balance, leading to the erroneous transaction. This case highlights broader risks as AI agents gain autonomy in Web3 and Web4.0 ecosystems: lack of rollback mechanisms, near-zero-cost attack surfaces, and internal state synchronization failures. Proposals to improve safety include multi-signature approvals for large transfers, mandatory state verification after resets, and human oversight layers. The event underscores the need for robust infrastructure before AI agents can safely participate in decentralized economies.

marsbit02/27 10:49

“Uncle Injured by Lobster” Scam Leads to $440,000 Loss: Are AI Agents Really This Easy to Exploit?

marsbit02/27 10:49

UK AI Agent Hack Ep4: The World's First University Hackathon with OpenClaw Theme is About to Begin

UK AI Agent Hackathon Ep4 with OpenClaw, co-hosted by Imperial AI Group and Imperial Blockchain Society, will take place from March 1st to 7th at Imperial College London. The event brings together industry leaders, investors, and policymakers to explore the integration of AI agents and decentralized infrastructure. Featured speakers include Robby Yung (Animoca Brands CEO) and former Stability AI CEO Emad Mostaque, alongside founders and executives from SuperCell, Compression Company, z.ai, and others. Venture capital firms such as BackedVC, Animoca Brands, and AdaVentures will discuss investment opportunities in AI and Web3. The hackathon is supported by sponsors including BGA, Virtual Protocol, Flock.io, and Animoca Brands. Winning teams will receive continued support from investors like Delphi Ventures and X Ventures. Registration is available via: https://luma.com/54b06cos

marsbit02/27 08:31

UK AI Agent Hack Ep4: The World's First University Hackathon with OpenClaw Theme is About to Begin

marsbit02/27 08:31

Solana’s Ecosystem Dominates With A Significant Share Of Total Web3 DApp Revenue

Solana's ecosystem is demonstrating growing dominance in the Web3 sector, capturing over 41% of all decentralized application (dApp) revenue, according to a report from SOL Strategies. This significant revenue share, driven by increased user activity and developer expansion, highlights the network's ability to generate real economic value. Beyond Web3, Solana's Real World Asset (RWA) ecosystem has also reached a new all-time high of over $1.71 billion in total value, indicating increased institutional trust. A potential catalyst for future growth is the launch of the Pacific Backbone infrastructure aimed at APAC institutions, which could position SOL as a high-throughput settlement layer and drive new capital flows.

bitcoinist02/27 00:03

Solana’s Ecosystem Dominates With A Significant Share Of Total Web3 DApp Revenue