[First Batch of Sun Yuchen Prize Winners Announced for 14-Day Public Review, $10 Million Deposited into On-Chain Prize Pool Address] Odaily Planet Daily News – According to official information from the Sun Yuchen Prize, the first batch of winners entered a 14-day public review period on September 19. The current publicized topics are from the question pool numbers 305, 371, 381, 526, 866, and 1001. Among them, the candidates for questions 305, 371, and 381 are formal verifiers, the candidates for questions 866 and 1001 are mathematical problem solvers, and question 526 has candidates in both roles. The public review information has been disclosed on the official GitHub candidate registry, and the public is welcome to submit formal challenges. It is reported that the Sun Yuchen Prize is the world's first zero-trust decentralized academic bounty mechanism based on a question list, with a maximum reward of $1 million per question. On the day of its establishment, the first batch of 66 mathematical problems was announced, with the highest prize of $1 million awarded to the OpenAI research team for their solution and formal proof of the "Existence and Smoothness of the Navier–Stokes Equations in Three Dimensions" problem. Additionally, the prize's operating team has disclosed the on-chain prize pool address, which has already been funded with $10 million. After the public review period ends, the prize money will be distributed in USDT (TRC20) or USDC (ERC20), and winners will also receive certificates and medals.