Chia Network launches Global Hackathon «Global Chia Hackathon» together with Sirius Labs
The long-awaited Global Chia Hackathon, held by Sirius Labs with the support of the Chia Network and investors, will be available for official application from August 12. Participants can submit their projects via Devpost and Hackerlink (sending Hackerlink is limited to Asia).
Tracks or themes may include, but are not limited to the following:
- Improving decentralized financing
- Improvement of non-exchangeable tokens
- Improvement of the second layer
- GameFi
- Tools, wallets, etc. and so on
Hackathon participants will have the opportunity to compete for the grand prize of $ 100,000, and the total prize pool will be $ 500,000. In addition, the winners receive the right to participate in the Seed investment fund in the amount of 1 million US dollars from sponsors. The first 100 teams selected to participate can receive limited edition blockchain collectibles (depending on availability).
In order to ensure code integrity and provide the best tools and training materials on Chialisp, Chia Network together with Sirius Labs will conduct an online Chialisp training as part of the hackathon. This training is primarily intended for communication, exchange of experience and obtaining new information from developers and leading global experts of Chia, including Bram Cohen, founder of Chia Network, Matthew Hauff, Adam Kelly, Matt Howard and Richard Kiss.
The online training on Chialisp will take place entirely online on the Chialisp website from August 9 to 11, 2021. The Chia team will release updated video tutorials, presentations and examples. On August 9, he will hold a webinar at ZOOM together with Bram Cohen. Experienced Chialisp mentors will be available at the event, ready to answer all your questions.
The training is available to all Chia enthusiasts and blockchain developers.
Information about the Chialisp training:
Chia Network YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChFkJ3OAUvnHZdiQISWdWPA
Twitch:
The training materials will include five to six instructional videos and presentation slides, as well as examples of Chialisp code.
Check out the training program:
Detailed information about the training, including links to the Zoom webinar with a live broadcast on YouTube, will soon be available here.
About Chia
Chia Network was founded by Bram Cohen, the creator of BitTorrent.The executive management consists of:
Gene Hoffman – he is the Chief Operating Officer, as well as the former founder and CEO of eMusic and Vindicia.
Misha Graboi is a CFO who was previously an analyst of Internet stocks in Europe at Goldman Sachs and held various positions at Paamco Prisma, most recently as CEO of Paamco Asia.
Chia Network recently added five key senior staff to support the growth of Chia and its wider introduction into the community.
Chia is a green alternative to Bitcoin (BTC), based on a proof-of-space-time consensus algorithm.
Chialisp is a new object-oriented programming language and “fundamentally the best way to build intelligent transactions.” It is powerful, easy to audit and safe to use.
Chia has received an estimate of $500 million and is upgrading the project to meet the requirements of the SEC Securities Commission. This will allow the initial public offering of shares to be carried out in an accelerated mode.
About SiriusLabs
Sirius Labs, headquartered in Oslo, Norway, is a venture capital company specializing in initial investments and incubation in the field of science and technology. The team consists of members from the USA, Norway, France, Great Britain, Japan, Australia, Singapore and other regions.
Sirius Labs launched Sirius Hackathon in 2021, which aims to create a thriving community of blockchain developers around the world and connect great ideas with investment institutions. We appreciate every original idea and help bring it to a highly developed state before presenting it to the whole world.
Website: srs.vc
Twitter: twitter.com/SiriusLabs_vc
Discord: discord.gg/6aa3BBmxVc
Reddit: reddit.com/r/SiriusHacks
GitHub: github.com/SiriusHacks
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