The Graph Offers Bounties at Ethereum Kuala Lumpur 2024

🇲🇾 KL's Web3 Bonanza

By The Graph
Oct 17, 2024, 4:09 PM
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The Graph is participating in Ethereum Kuala Lumpur 2024 with a total of $2,500 in bounties for projects using subgraphs or Substreams:

  • Grand Prize: $1,200
  • 1st Runner-up: $800
  • 2nd Runner-up: $500

Additionally, @impranavm_ will host two events on October 5th:

1.​ 12:00pm: Workshop on Indexing Web3 Data with The Graph 2.​ 4:30pm: Presentation on Upgrading a Key Web3 Protocol to the Decentralized Network

Join The Graph at @ETHKL1 for these exciting opportunities!

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