It seems that Justin Sun has established the JUSTIN SUN PRIZE✨
This isn’t really a direct technical update for TRON.
Rather, it’s a new academic-style prize
meant to support mathematics, AI, and formal verification.
In short,
it’s a system that evaluates
not only human-readable proofs
for hard math problems and research results,
but also proofs that can be verified
by computers as well🔍
On the official site,
they explain that, based on the published Problem List,
researchers, independent contributors,
and even joint teams of humans and AI
can participate.
What’s interesting here is that
in research in the AI era,
“who said it” matters even less than
“can it truly be verified?”
🤖
And when math proofs enter an era where
AI is involved,
it looks like it’ll become important
not just for human understanding,
but to convert proofs into a form
that machines can verify.
They also explain that the prize payments
will be made in TRC-20 USDT or ERC-20 USDC.
This is a very Crypto-like point💜
In other words:
show research outcomes openly,
verify them formally,
and pay rewards with digital assets.
This direction also seems like
it would pair well with
blockchain transparency and open participation🌏
💭Personal opinion
Justin Sun’s moves appear to extend
not only to TRON’s USDT transfer and settlement infrastructure,
but also to broader intellectual infrastructure
like AI, mathematics, and formal verification.
The value of Crypto isn’t just
moving money faster—
it’s also about creating systems
that record transparently
and can be verified by anyone.
JUSTIN SUN PRIZE looks like
a somewhat interesting initiative
where AI-era research
intersects with Crypto’s transparency🐰✨
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 / @TRON DAO
#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #Tron
This isn’t really a direct technical update for TRON.
Rather, it’s a new academic-style prize
meant to support mathematics, AI, and formal verification.
In short,
it’s a system that evaluates
not only human-readable proofs
for hard math problems and research results,
but also proofs that can be verified
by computers as well🔍
On the official site,
they explain that, based on the published Problem List,
researchers, independent contributors,
and even joint teams of humans and AI
can participate.
What’s interesting here is that
in research in the AI era,
“who said it” matters even less than
“can it truly be verified?”
🤖
And when math proofs enter an era where
AI is involved,
it looks like it’ll become important
not just for human understanding,
but to convert proofs into a form
that machines can verify.
They also explain that the prize payments
will be made in TRC-20 USDT or ERC-20 USDC.
This is a very Crypto-like point💜
In other words:
show research outcomes openly,
verify them formally,
and pay rewards with digital assets.
This direction also seems like
it would pair well with
blockchain transparency and open participation🌏
💭Personal opinion
Justin Sun’s moves appear to extend
not only to TRON’s USDT transfer and settlement infrastructure,
but also to broader intellectual infrastructure
like AI, mathematics, and formal verification.
The value of Crypto isn’t just
moving money faster—
it’s also about creating systems
that record transparently
and can be verified by anyone.
JUSTIN SUN PRIZE looks like
a somewhat interesting initiative
where AI-era research
intersects with Crypto’s transparency🐰✨
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 / @TRON DAO
#TRONGlobalFriends #TGF #Tron
