Most HAI holders think holding quietly is enough. Real momentum starts when a community moves together.
⚡ HAI Power-Up (HODL & Win) is live, and deposits are open now.
Our community goal: deposit and hold 20M HAI on MEXC 👇
⚡ POWER LEVEL 2 REACHED
We’ve crossed 10M HAI deposited on MEXC—unlocking a 1M HAI campaign reward pool.
The community is now halfway to Maximum Power.
Next Power Level:
15M HAI deposited 👉 1.5M HAI unlocked
Only 5M more HAI to Level 3. Let’s keep the Power Meter moving.
⚡ HAI holders, this is your moment.
~1.2M HAI is already powered up on MEXC. Only ~3.8M HAI remains to reach Power Level 1 and unlock a 500K HAI reward pool.
Deposit HAI: https://t.co/KFWRItPb3F
Submit the form: https://t.co/tRYixyycvn
Don’t wait for another holder to move the Power Meter. Power up your HAI today!
The hAI update is live 📲
The latest version of the hAI app is now available on iOS and Android.
Update now for bug fixes, performance improvements, and a smoother experience.
Download or update the app:
App Store: https://t.co/Kb9ObZeNsh
Google Play: https://t.co/EbOL6UmVo9
Already holding HAI on MEXC? You’re not watching from the sidelines.
200K HAI is allocated to the Existing Holder Loyalty Pool to recognize holders who were already supporting HAI before the campaign opened.
How to qualify:
• Have at least 10,000 HAI in your MEXC Spot Wallet at the Day 0 baseline snapshot.
• Register untill July 29.
• Maintain the required recorded baseline balance throughout the 35-day HODL period.
Loyalty rewards are distributed proportionally. Any unused Loyalty allocation moves to the Deposit and Hold Pool.
Existing holders can also participate in the Deposit and Hold Pool by adding new HAI during the deposit window.
Deposit HAI: https://t.co/KFWRItPb3F
Submit the form: https://t.co/tRYixyycvn
@OnchainLens@solana What a well-thought-out exploit. Hacken’s Q2 report shows the $285M Drift attack began 6 months before the exploit, and funds are moving now. Everything for the 12-minute drain project. Data source: https://t.co/9mM551P9oO
@Cointelegraph Different attacker, same bridge path and bug class, the repetition is a warning. Hacken’s Q2 report logged 7 bridge/cross-chain verification exploits, causing $32.78M losses. Fixes need full-path regression testing: https://t.co/9mM551P9oO
@lookonchain@AFX_XYZ@VerusCoin@BSquaredNetwork If the $35.55M estimate holds, one day equals 4.7% of Hacken’s entire Q2 loss total. The report tracked $763.97M across 67 incidents. Data source: https://t.co/9mM551P9oO
@WuBlockchain Hacken’s Q2 report logged 7 bridge/cross-chain verification incidents, causing $32.78M—37.4% of smart-contract losses. A second hit through the same path shows why fixes need independent validation before a bridge reopens: https://t.co/9mM551P9oO
@crypto_banter Onchain is a venue, not a compliance exemption. Hacken’s Q2 report found smart-contract bugs caused 44 of 67 incidents but only ~11% of losses. For vaults, who controls strategy, rates and liquidations matters as much as the code. Check the source: https://t.co/9mM551P9oO
@CoinDesk No headstands, no blind spots. Hacken’s Q2 report found 88.3% of losses came from compromised keys, signers and infrastructure. For managed vaults, the legal structure and the control structure need to be reviewed together, check the source: https://t.co/9mM551P9oO
@WuBlockchain Vaults blur the line between code and portfolio management. Hacken’s Q2 report found 14 audited projects were exploited through risks outside audit scope. If managers can change LTVs or strategies, those controls need the same scrutiny as the contracts. https://t.co/9mM551P9oO
@coinbureau “Code is law” is becoming “structure is compliance.” Hacken’s Q2 report found 62% of major projects registered, but only 6.5% formally regulated. For vaults, documentation, control rights, and onchain behavior need to tell the same story: https://t.co/9mM551P9oO
@AshCrypto Clarity may unlock capital, but security earns trust. Hacken’s Q2 report found only 4% of major crypto projects had all three: an audit, bug bounty and third-party monitoring: https://t.co/9mM551P9oO
@TheBlockCo Markets price the quarter; regulation can reprice the runway. Hacken’s Q2 review found 62% of major crypto projects registered, but only 6.5% formally regulated. If CLARITY expands the regulated U.S. market, @coinbase compliance infrastructure becomes an asset not just a cost.
@Cointelegraph The real debate isn’t cash vs digital, it’s whether limits on power are verifiable. ECB backing answers solvency, but Hacken’s Q2 report says trust requires continuous, demonstrable controls. Privacy and access limits should be technically enforceable and independently auditable
@MSBIntel Hashi’s Guardian Layer targets a blind spot Hacken flagged in its Q2 report: cross-chain release logic. A single-verifier bridge failure caused the quarter’s largest incident at $292M. Testing MPC, validator quorum and an independent backstop before mainnet is the right move.