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HTX announced the final round of its Genesis Hackathon, where 15 teams are set to compete in a live event that marks the conclusion of a multi-phase competition aimed at advancing the integration of AI and Web3 technologies.
According to HTX, the Genesis Hackathon is concluding with a final round in which 15 teams will compete in a live event, following multiple phases focused on integrating AI and Web3 technologies. Launched on April 21, 2026 in Hong Kong and co-hosted by HTX DAO and B.AI (with additional co-initiators TinTinLand and OpenCity), the hackathon was structured as a comprehensive pipeline encompassing development, incubation, investment, and listing.
The event is designed to support participating projects with resources, integration opportunities, and promotional access within the HTX ecosystem, aiming for broader adoption of AI-driven solutions in Web3. Winning teams will receive support that includes technical and computing resources, as well as ecosystem networking, rather than only prize money.
HTX is a global cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2013, offering access to about 300 currency pairs and cross rates with a minimum deposit of just $1. The platform is available to clients worldwide and features a wide range of trading instruments, but it lacks demo accounts, educational materials, and robust client protection measures such as segregated accounts. For more details about key features and safety considerations, read the broker profile on Traders Union.
For more context, see our earlier news about HTX, where we reported on the exchange’s rapid wallet rotations across major blockchains in response to UK sanctions, highlighting regulatory scrutiny and evolving compliance tactics. Read the previous HTX update on Traders Union here.