Evmos-Covalent #OneMillionWallets Hackathon Launch Event
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This document summarizes an upcoming Evmos Covalent hackathon organized by Encode Club from November 7th to December 14th. The hackathon will include workshops on building with Evmos and using Covalent APIs, with prizes up to $6,000 for projects in categories like DeFi, NFTs, cross-chain tooling, and DAOs. Participants can complete daily quizzes for additional prizes. Emma from Encode Club provides details on workshop dates and bounties available to participants.
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- 3. About Encode Club ● Web3 education community. ● We help devs learn, build and find their career path in web3.
- 5. What we do Free, live, online educational programmes 🛠 Hackathons 🥾 Bootcamps 🚀 Accelerators 🥾 Courses
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- 10. Key dates 7th November - Launch 7th November - 4th December - Workshops and building period 15th November - 5th December - Quizzes and quests 4th December - Submission deadline 14th December - Finale and Prizegiving
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