Polygon Hackathon: Launch Event
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The Polygon Hackathon hosted by Encode Club provides an opportunity for developers to build projects on the Polygon blockchain network. There are several challenges across different experience levels with over $70,000 in total prizes. Challenges include building basic dApps, web3 full-stack projects, and an open track. Participants can get support through workshops and mentors on Discord. The hackathon runs from May 23 to June 19 with the finale on June 6 where winners will be announced.
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- 2. We are a web3 education community Get learning Get building Get hired Get funded About Encode
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- 4. Quick word from Polygon
- 5. How does a hackathon work?
- 6. What is the Polygon Hackathon? ● Your chance to build a Polygon project ● Unlimited support ● Several challenges ● Rewarded by prizes ● Amazing partners
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