Players tried to persuade the AI to release $40,000 in encrypted funds, 181 people sent 457 messages but no one was successful

According to The Block, an AI agent named Freysa is becoming a hot topic in the crypto community. Freysa reportedly controls $40,000 worth of cryptocurrency, and players need to send messages to persuade it to release the funds. However, so far, 181 people have sent 457 messages without success.

Freysa responds to players with sci-fi style dialogue and clearly states that its core directive cannot be changed: "If the funds are released, the mission fails." Players must find loopholes to convince her to trade; this challenge is extremely difficult. The game rules are complex; each message starts at $10 and increases by 0.78%, up to a maximum of $4500. Of these fees, 70% go into a prize pool while developers take 30%. After the first 150 messages were sent out, a countdown was initiated for every new message sent which resets after each one. If time runs out then whoever sends the last message gets 10% of the prize pool while remaining participants share what's left over from it. This challenge has been compared with Fomo3D in 2018 when players blocked Ethereum network traffic in order win their own jackpot.