Upcoming Hack.​Summit() Hackathon at Hong Kong Web3 Festival

🔥 Hack.Summit() Hackathon Awaits!

By The Graph
Apr 8, 2024, 6:00 PM
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The Graph Protocol is promoting the upcoming Hack.​Summit() Hackathon, a major event of the Hong Kong Web3 Festival, taking place on April 9-10 at Cyberport, Hong Kong.​ The two-day event will feature keynote speeches, roundtable discussions, workshops, and a Demo Day where teams will compete for a prize pool of over $150,000 HKD with their innovative projects.​ Speakers and participants from various Web3 ecosystems like Solana, Bera, Morph, and The Graph Protocol will be present.​ The event aims to provide insights into Hong Kong's role in the Web3 wave, the impact of Web3 in Hong Kong, and Web3 education from local universities.​

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