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Bithumb holds first in-house AI contest, finds 107 workplace innovation cases

Bithumb held its first in-house artificial intelligence contest and identified 107 AI use cases applied to day-to-day work, including outage response, information-leak monitoring and trading strategy verification. The contest, held Aug. 17 to 31, drew 110 employees. After document screening, 13 cases advanced to presentations and seven judges selected winners. First prize went to an IT team leader for a real-time monitoring tool for Claude Code usage and cache performance.