We invite all potential attendees to come and create something during this event, in hopes to see amazing individuals and projects come together to create blockchain solutions to better the world.
What are the prizes for the event?
Approximately USD$150,000 in prizes! We will detail the prizes 24-hours before the event.
What to bring?
Bring yourself and your gear (laptops, power adapters, other tech stuff). Optionally, bring some headphones, sleeping stuff, and clothes!
Will there be free food?
Yes! We will be providing meals, refreshments and snacks throughout the event.
How much is attendance?
Absolutely free to attend!
Are there travel reimbursements?
Travel reimbursements will be fully paid out in Hycon (HYC) for those travelling from outside South Korea.
Do I need a team? How large can my team be?
We recommend working in a team. We will help with team-making before the event. Team sizes are capped at 5 members.
Prizes
$36,000 in prizes
Grand Prize (to complement one of the first place winners)
Qualification to enter HyconHacks in Europe with all related travel expenses covered. Exact arrangements to be discussed with the recipients.
Hycon First Place
Investment into the team's project and an opportunity to collaborate with Hycon R&D team.
Hycon Second Place
Investment into the team's project and an opportunity to collaborate with Hycon R&D team.
Hycon Third Place
Investment into the team's project and an opportunity to collaborate with Hycon R&D team.
Non-Hycon First Place
Provide commercialization and consulting support to project until ICO/exchange listing
Non-Hycon Second Place
Provide commercialization and consulting support to project until ICO/exchange listing
Non-Hycon Third Place
Provide commercialization and consulting support to project until ICO/exchange listing
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Taewon Kim
CEO / Hycon
Bogyu Kim
COO / Hycon
Alexander Levin Holz
CEO / MouseBelt
Judging Criteria
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Creativity
Is the project original? Did the team start from scratch or fork an existing open-source project? -
Technology
How technically impressive was the project? Was the technical problem the team tackled difficult? Did the technology involved make you go "Wow"? -
Validity
Did the team stretch themselves? Did they try to learn something new? -
Completion
Does the project work? Did the team achieve everything they wanted? -
Design
Did the team put thought into UI/UX? How well designed is the interface?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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