$159 000 USD

AUGUST 2025

GLOBAL

DX3

DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS

D3XAI is a project on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) that claims to offer a next-generation decentralized trading platform powered by artificial intelligence. According to its promotional materials, the platform aims to leverage AI for deep market analysis, strategy optimization, and automated trade execution, with the goal of improving efficiency and accuracy for both novice and professional traders.

 

The platform promises to aggregate liquidity from over 24 major blockchains and support more than 2,000 trading pairs, including spot and leveraged contracts. It also advertises a user-friendly interface, API support for algorithmic trading, and a decentralized structure where users retain full control over their assets. However, how well these features perform in practice or how extensively they're adopted remains to be seen.

 

A central component of the ecosystem is the so-called D3X AIBOT—an AI-powered trading bot that undergoes a 15-day pre-training phase before becoming active. Once deployed, each bot is said to autonomously analyze market data, recognize patterns, monitor price fluctuations and sentiment, and execute trades accordingly. These bots are described as forming a decentralized AI compute network, contributing to the platform's overall intelligence and trading capabilities.

 

In return for participating in this network, users running AIBOTs can earn $D3XAI tokens, which are advertised as convertible to other assets like $D3XAT or USDT.

 

The smart contract for D3X was closed source. The platform unfortunately had a price manipulation vulnerability. The project markets this as a way to "earn with computing power," but—as with many crypto-based projects—the actual utility, token value, and long-term sustainability of the reward system remain largely speculative and dependent on broader adoption.

 

As with any early-stage or DeFi-related platform, it's important for potential users and investors to exercise caution, verify claims, and assess both the technical implementation and real-world performance before getting involved.

 

Description by TenArmor: "It appears that the exchange() function of the contract 0xb8ad relies on the #d3xat token spot price from a UniswapV2 pair, which was exploited by the attacker through a price manipulation attack."

 

Description from BlockSec: "Although the contract is not open-source, preliminary analysis indicates a likely case of price manipulation due to spot price dependency."

 

TenArmor reports that the attack resulted "in an approximately loss of $158.9K" while BlockSec reports "an estimated loss of ~$160K".

 

The incident was publicly reported on by TenArmor and BlockSec. It does not appear that the project itself has acknowledged the exploit.

 

The outcome remains to be seen. The project social media remain operational.

 

There is no suggestion of any recovery at this time.

 

It is unclear how this situation will resolve itself.

D3XAI is a Binance Smart Chain-based project that promoted itself as an AI-driven decentralized trading platform, promising advanced market analysis, automated strategies, and a decentralized user-controlled ecosystem. Central to its offering was the D3X AIBOT, claiming to use AI for real-time trading and offered token rewards for participation. However, the platform's closed-source smart contract was exploited through a price manipulation vulnerability, reportedly resulting in losses of around $159,000, as confirmed by blockchain security firms TenArmor and BlockSec. The exploit was linked to the platform relying on an externally manipulable spot price from a UniswapV2 pair. As of now, the project has not publicly acknowledged the incident, no recovery efforts have been announced, and the platform’s future remains uncertain.

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