Email Paywall System 'Mailman' Wins Coinbase Hackathon
Email paywall system Mailman has won Coinbase's second hackathon, which gave away $70,000 worth of bitcoin in prizes. The system, which rewards consumers in bitcoin and uses the blockchain to filter spam messages, received a $10,000 prize in bitcoin and a place on Boost VC's bitcoin accelerator class, reportedly worth $50,000. Coming in second and receiving a prize of $5,000 was SatoshiPay, a bitcoin paywall for publishers. Remittance aggregator Rebittance came third, receiving $3,000, while BlockchainME, a tool which creates verifiable IDs on the blockchain, came in fourth and received....
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Coinbase, a Bitcoin payment processing company, has announced the winners of BitHack v2, a global Bitcoin Hackathon. The winners of the contest will receive over $70,000 worth of prizes. BitHack is designed to generate new innovations with Bitcoin technology. The contest was open to anyone in the world that wanted to participate. Overall, over 300 teams registered for the event, and 84 qualified submissions from twelve countries were accepted. Many of the participants were not able to build payment applications before Bitcoin. Streamium entered but was disqualified from the competition due....
PRESS RELEASE. MetaOasis Wins the Double in Hackathon Competitions Three months ago, MetaOasis won the championship in Metaverse Alliance 2021 Global Metathon. Three months later, MetaOasis got the most votes and beat 112 competitors in the recent Avalanche Asia Hackathon. Therefore, MetaOasis will become the first project that wins the double in international hackathon competitions in the gamefi history. What worth mentioning is that Avalanche Asia Hackathon set up an algorithm mechanism which can prevent repeated voting. That’s to say, all votes were from loyal supporters of the....
Popular bitcoin buying/selling house (and wallet service) Coinbase has launched BitHack, an online hackathon that is open to "developers who want to create something great with bitcoin." In order for developers to get involved, they must sign up to Coinbase, register to BitHack, and get their projects going. Applications must be submitted by 11:59 pm PST on the 16th of March - and three prizes will be awarded to the best apps, judged by BitHack/Coinbase. First prize wins $10,000 worth of bitcoin, 2nd prize wins $5,000 worth of bitcoin, and third place wins a reasonable $3,000 worth of....
Bitcoin technology is all about coming up with new and creative ways to unlock the technology driving this ideology. Over the past few years, we have seen many unique Bitcoin applications, most of which were developed during a hackathon. As a result of that success, Coinbase will be hosting BitHack V2, a six-week hackathon challenging developers to push Bitcoin to limits they never knew existed. Making Bitcoin Easier To Use. Regardless of how you look at it, Bitcoin is not that user-friendly for novice users. In order to change that situation, Coinbase will host their second annual Bitcoin....
Coinbase recently announced it was organizing the second Coinbase Bitcoin Hackathon, the Bithack V2. Along with this announcement, the Coinbase team also revealed the launch of the developer portal which provides information and documentation for all of Coinbase's APIs. The Hackathon is a distributed, six-week competition, open to anyone who is willing to participate. This gives the chance for developers from around the world to build bitcoin-integrated applications and to submit them for consideration. Developers will be able to access the Coinbase API to develop new applications to....