Mini-Hack with Scroll and Alchemy: Final Countdown
Mini-Hack with Scroll and Alchemy: Final Countdown
š„ 3 days left...

The Mini-Hack collaboration between Scroll and Alchemy Platform is nearing its conclusion. Developers have only 3 days left to submit their projects.
Key points:
- Time is running out for project submissions
- In-person hacking opportunities available
- Level Up Hubs across the globe offering spaces to hack
- Locations include Kuala Lumpur, Tegucigalpa, Seoul, and Lagos
- Food, drinks, and Wi-Fi provided at physical locations
Developers are encouraged to: 1. Bring laptops to physical events 2. Sign up and submit projects via the provided link 3. Utilize Alchemy's dev tools, now available on Scroll
For more information, check out the Scroll blog post about the Alchemy integration and watch the getting started video.
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