Second Annual Bay BitHack Hackathon Yields New Bitcoin and Blockchain Apps

Second Annual Bay BitHack Hackathon Yields New Bitcoin and Blockchain Apps

Last weekend, the largest collegiate Bitcoin and blockchain technology hackathon was hosted in the San Francisco Bay Area. More than 50 outstanding developers and entrepreneurs competed in the second annual Bay BitHack, held at the Innovation Lab at the University of California, Berkeley on April 2-3. They were challenged to build applications of the....


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