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🏆 Congratulations to the winners of ChainHack 2026 | Industrial 5.0
🥇 1st Place — Canopy
🥈 2nd Place — AI Elevate Finance
🥉 3rd Place — Snitch
Following Demo Day evaluations, these projects were selected by our judging panel based on the published judging criteria.
A huge thank you to all participants for your dedication, creativity, and hard work throughout the hackathon.
Keep building. 🚀
#ChainHack2026 #Web3 #AI
Canopy is now part of the @Quicknode Startup Program.
More RPC headroom for agents that never sleep.
agent.canopy.finance
Automated LP Farming on @canopydex
Stay tuned, trading contest release soon 🚀
It’s impossible for humans to keep up with millisecond-critical information across markets 24/7.
We’re building Canopy Agent, which is an agentic stack for everything DeFi.
Building an intelligent trading system today means stitching together historical data, real-time market context, execution infrastructure, and LLMs. Then, you can only hope you don’t miss a critical opportunity or exit while you’re asleep.
We’re abstracting that entire stack. You can now launch a DeFi agent in 5 minutes, give it context, let it execute and improve.
What if the next serious DeFi infrastructure startup came from Borneo? That's why we are building it from Startup Village Borneo organized by @superteamMY, @solana, and @socoe_s.
The future of DeFi won’t just be apps. It’ll be agents that never sleep.
@superteam
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Saw a great thread from @canopydex on the six pillars of trading and it got me thinking. The post inspired this piece, so, shoutout to the team.
The idea that trading is not built on one secret, but on six pillars: edge, risk, patience, discipline, process, and time; really stuck with me. So, I wanted to explore it in more depth.
I liked the framework enough to the point I wanted to take it further and write about why each pillar depends on the others.
Read it and let me know: which of the six pillars do you think traders struggle with the most?
Most people look for the one thing that makes trading work.
There isn't one.
There are six, and they only hold weight together.
Edge is small per trade and enormous across thousands.
None of this is fast. Compounding is the only part of trading that does the work for you, and it only pays the people who stay in the seat.
Tesla moved 2.7% today. Nvidia moved 2.9% — almost the same size. But for Tesla that's a quiet day, barely off its normal range. For Nvidia it's a genuinely unusual one. Same size move, different meaning. (via Wintel)