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Introducing the #JustinSunPrize.
Rewarding Breakthroughs in Classic Mathematical Challenges
Learn more 👇
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A new mathematical challenge has been added to the Justin Sun Prize: the Strominger–Yau–Zaslow (SYZ) Conjecture.
First proposed in 1996, the conjecture has shaped decades of research at the intersection of mathematics and theoretical physics.
Here's the story behind it. 🧵
The SYZ Conjecture proposes that mirror symmetry can be understood through special geometric structures called special Lagrangian torus fibrations.
Nearly three decades later, it continues to inspire research in geometry and mathematical physics.
Despite major advances, the conjecture remains unresolved in its full generality.
Now, the Strominger–Yau–Zaslow Conjecture joins the challenges featured with an award of up to $65,537.
Explore the problem and learn more about the prize:
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How is AI changing mathematical research?
@justinsuntron discusses AI’s role in solving problems and how Lean checks the logic of a proof, both central to the thinking behind #JustinSunPrize.
From his conversation with @TheBonnieChang 👇
Which contributions qualify for #JustinSunPrize? 🔍
Work completed on or after January 1, 2026 may be eligible. Mathematical solutions and Lean formalizations are assessed separately, and payment requires completion of the full award process.
Full details 👇
hejustinsun.com/prize/faq
.@justinsuntron founded and personally funds #JustinSunPrize to support mathematical research and the formal verification of proofs.
It is his way of giving back to the field that helped build his career.
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The Justin Sun Prize retweeted
Mathematics made crypto possible. @JustinSunPrize is one way to give back.
Bitcoin, TRON and Ethereum all rely on mathematics.
Speaking with @TheBonnieChang, @justinsuntron explains why he wants to give back to the field through #JustinSunPrize.
Watch the clip 👇
Bitcoin, TRON and Ethereum all rely on mathematics.
Speaking with @TheBonnieChang, @justinsuntron explains why he wants to give back to the field through #JustinSunPrize.
Watch the clip 👇
New winner confirmed for the #JustinSunPrize!
Another step in our mission to push the boundaries of mathematics and inspire breakthroughs in some of the world's toughest challenges.
Congratulations to Neel Somani on successfully solving two problems.
🤖 Made with AI
Interested in learning more or taking on a mathematical challenge yourself?
Explore the prize, open problems and its laureates: hejustinsun.com/prize/laurea…
🤖 Made with AI
Interested in learning more or taking on a mathematical challenge yourself?
Explore the prize, open problems and its laureates: hejustinsun.com/prize/laurea…
🤖 Made with AI
The Justin Sun Prize retweeted
Turning value into a language machines can understand. That’s what TRON does.🔻
What does #TRON do?
It translates value into a language that machines and the internet can understand.
@justinsuntron breaks it down. 👇
AI is opening new opportunities for young people across industries.
#JustinSunPrize focuses on mathematics. Its problem list is public, and it aims to recognize new results promptly, including those from human–AI collaboration.
Hear more from @justinsuntron 👇
The Justin Sun Prize retweeted
The next wave of payments won't just be made by people. They'll be made by AI agents.
Build the right infrastructure, and scale becomes a matter of time. TRON is building for it now.
How do you turn a mathematical proof into something a computer can check?
@justinsuntron explains the role of Lean and why #JustinSunPrize recognizes both complete mathematical solutions and the work of formally verifying them. 👇
The Justin Sun Prize retweeted
Curious about the Erdős problems? This is a good place to start. #JustinSunPrize
What are the Erdős problems? 🧮
Some of mathematics’ most challenging questions have remained unsolved for decades.
With the first #JustinSunPrize winners now announced, let’s explore the history behind these problems and why solving them matters. 🧵
Giving back to mathematics. Supporting the next breakthrough.
At @token2049 Singapore, @justinsuntron revisited the purpose of #JustinSunPrize: as AI accelerates discovery, recognition should keep pace.
Through open participation and more frequent awards, the prize aims to recognize contributions from people, AI and human–AI teams.
Awards reach up to US$1 million per problem. The first award payments are now being processed.
Explore the prize and how to participate 👇
hejustinsun.com/prize/rules
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The Erdős problems are named after Paul Erdős (1913–1996), a Hungarian mathematician known for his extraordinary contributions to mathematics.
Throughout his career, Erdős posed and popularized hundreds of mathematical questions involving numbers, patterns, and mathematical structures.
Many were simple to state, yet remarkably difficult to solve.
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More than 1,200 questions posed or popularized by Erdős have been catalogued, with hundreds still unsolved.
For decades, these problems have challenged mathematicians and inspired breakthroughs in number theory, combinatorics, and beyond.
Today, they remain an ongoing challenge for the next generation of mathematical thinkers.
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The first Justin Sun Prize winners have been announced, recognizing new mathematical breakthroughs, including solutions to Erdős problems.
Explore their work: cointelegraph.com/press-rele…
Think you can solve the next one?
