Harmony developers say state actors and AI agents have made security too difficult, prompting a voluntary network shutdown and a shift of ONE emissions to an AI video business.
Developers of Harmony, once positioned as an Ethereum competitor, have expressed a desire to voluntarily shut down the network. They cite challenges to security caused by state actors and AI agents.
The proposal includes redirecting ONE emissions into an AI video business. Further verified details were not immediately available.
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