# protocol exploit — X 热门讨论 (2026-09-29 07:06 UTC)
## @WuBlockchain (Wu Blockchain) · 09-29 05:39 · ♥38 ↻8 💬8 MistTrack: Bitget Exploiter Attempted to Route Stolen Funds via Chainflip but Broker Rejected
According to on-chain monitoring by SlowMist's tracking arm MistTrack, the Bitget exploiter attempted to move stolen funds through the cross-chain liquidity protocol Chainflip, but the transaction was rejected at the broker interface ("deposit rejected by the broker"). The protocol did not freeze the capital but instead refunded the deposit directly back to the sender, effectively preventing the attacker from routing the exploit proceeds through the network. https://x.com/WuBlockchain/status/2104808275950903653
## @ExploitSummit (Exploit Summit) · 09-29 03:29 · ♥37 ↻9 💬2 Here's today's recap from Exploit Summit in Montreal.
OTF STAGE
• Jacob Steeves (@const_reborn) outlined Gamma tokens: a proposal for subnets to buy services from each other using part of their emissions.
• @WSquires and @macrocrux of @MacrocosmosAI announced the iota SDK and Liquid Compute platform for training AI across distributed machines.
• @micaelabazo of @metanova_labs reported that candidates from its Bittensor competitions had reached lab synthesis after further processing, and outlined plans for an ADME models competition.
• @0xcarro of @TargonCompute reported more than 27,000 confidential workloads deployed this year and a $12M run rate.
• @pbarbachowski of @DendriteHQ shared how miners break incentive mechanisms, and why the answer includes transparent scoring and ground truths miners cannot control.
• @pamanseau of @KubeTEEAI put verifiable attestation at the center of confidential AI: evidence customers can check before trusting someone else's infrastructure.
• Marcus Graichen (@mogmachine) of @taostats spoke about closing three subnets that weren't succeeding, and the human cost of those decisions.
• Brien Colwell (@xcolwell) of @URnetwork made the case for an open, global internet as access becomes more dependent on where you live.
• @0xcarro and @askyoav debated how fast Bittensor's protocol should change, weighing growth against the stability teams need to build. Moderated by @Nick_Hotz.
• @jon_durbin of @chutes_ai presented Parallax and reported an 8B model running at about 60 tokens per second on a phone's CPU, without a GPU or NPU.
RAO STAGE
• Bittensor 101 with @TAOTemplar and @mcjkula of @learnbittensor followed the path from a subnet's scoring rules to miner rewards, including what happens when miners find a shortcut.
• Jack Ai Leung (@haitzu) of @KhalaResearch brought the open-source discussion into robotics, arguing for open models and access to different hardware.
• Cameron Fairchild (@KibibyteMe) of @LatentHoldings explained how multisig can require approvals from multiple signers, reducing reliance on a single key.
• @shardiban of @oroagents showed how an 11-million-product catalog feeds fresh tasks and evaluation environments for shopping agents.
• @herelle_jean of @chronollm announced plans to move from a 3B to a 16B baseline in the coming week, while testing for future information leaking into historical prediction tasks.
• @sebyrubino challenged the familiar "faster and cheaper" pitch: start with the result your customer needs.
• @will_mizu and Tom Blears of @Bitcast_network announced Subnet Summer and TAPE as applications using its subnet infrastructure.
• @PKoellinger and @nashgambit of @DeSciClaims presented V1, which went live on September 27 after a month of mainnet testing, moving the project into live data production.
• @AndorranAi of @SwarmSubnet introduced Sentinel, autonomous drones designed to patrol solar sites and report on their security.
• @gavinzaentz of @LeadpoetAI showed miners competing to improve sales agents, with each round strengthening a shared baseline for others to build on.
• @bobwold explained @EnigmaSN63’s challenge model: rewards build until a problem is solved, and winning solutions are published for others to use.
• @sebyrubino and @josercaldera, moderated by @capradavis, debated token and equity: how much work belongs inside a company and how much miners and validators can take on.
• Philippe Beaudoin (@PhilBeaudoin) explored how records of human and AI interactions could help us understand what makes groups cooperate and stay stable.
We're back tomorrow from 9 AM for coffee and networking. Sessions on both stages begin at 10:30 AM, with Pitchtensor on OTF at 3 PM. All times are Montreal local time.
September 29 agenda: https://t.co/cqkeWs9XrX https://x.com/ExploitSummit/status/2104775570940657670