Babylon Project Issues Blockchain Based Certificates to Hackathon Participants Using Certificado
San Francisco, CA – Dec 17, 2020 – The Babylon Project has issued verifiable and immutable certificates of participation to all active attendees of its 2020 blockchain hackathon using a decentralized application built by the members of its developer community. Participants can easily claim and verify their certificates in the Discord group by simply calling […]
The Babylon Project Concludes with Developers from 65 Countries
The Babylon Project, a hackathon initiative committed to democratizing access to global innovation and fostering the inclusion of minority backgrounds in tech, kicked off on Friday, October 9th, 2020 with 1000 active participants on its virtual Discord server. The virtual hackathon had renowned international speakers calling in from different parts of the world. Pavel Cherkashin, […]
The Babylon Project | October 9-11, 2020
The Babylon Project is a 3-day virtual Blockchain & Data Science Hackathon with thousands of global participants & sponsors. The winning team gets a $100,000 investment and a 12 weeks acceleration program which includes technical, business, and media support. This hackathon will focus on real life application of Blockchain & Data Science technologies in different industries. Participants are […]
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The Babylon Project: A Blockchain Focused Hackathon with a Commitment to Diversity & Inclusion
World Blockchain Hackathon, a 100% community funded global organization, has announced the date and details of their latest hackathon, a 3-day global virtual event that will attract more than 3000 participants and contributions across 50 countries. August 18, 2020 by World Blockchain Hackathon The Babylon Project aims to democratize access to global innovation with blockchain […]
World Blockchain Hackathon Announces The Babylon Project Initiative
World Blockchain Hackathon, a 100% community funded global organization, has announced the date and details of their latest hackathon, a 3-day global virtual event that will attract more than 3000 hackers and contributions from 150 universities across 50 countries. The Babylon Project aims to democratize access to global innovation utilizing blockchain as the underlying technology. […]
