10 posts tagged with "Hackathon"
View All TagsBefore and after ETH Paris: the future of web3 and secure, private messaging
A huge thank you to everyone who participated and made ETH Paris such an exciting event! The projects we saw being built with XMTP were truly inspiring. They brought forth the many use cases that XMTP’s protocol unlocks: from improving DAO governance with group chats to facilitating freelance work through bounties and crypto payments in chat.
ETH Waterloo Winning Apps
Last Saturday, we had the incredible opportunity to attend ETH Waterloo. For those who may not know, Vitalik went to college in Waterloo, and the first ETH Global event was also held there. We couldn't help but feel the infectious energy and excitement for the future of blockchain technology.
Tuned In: Developers show the power of video + messaging with XMTP and Livepeer
Next Video Build: Livepeer x XMTP awards wrap-up: DeUniversity’s education platform, Polyfans Messenger token-gated livestream, and Livopedia’s creator tools take top honors.
ETHSanFrancisco wrap-up
"Wow" is just about the best way we could sum up @ETHGlobal's #ETHSanFrancisco.
ETHOnline Wrap Up: De-Chat, GameJutsu, and Dehitas Take Top Honors
ETH Online hackers build incredible apps across video chat, game security, and talent platforms using XMTP.
Truths not spoofs
In web3, token-gated messaging opens up a world where you can see verifiable transactions and facts about the sender that help you vet who you want to interact with.
Token gating flow with an app on XMTP
HackFS x XMTP awards wrap-up: Decentralized Ticketing Platform, Optik for video conferencing, and GhostShare for file sharing
HackFS by @ETHGlobal and @ProtocolLabs wrapped and, once again, the creativity and quality of the projects was outstanding.
OTC Swap: Building a message-based bartering system with OpenSea's Seaport and XMTP
How developer @0x_Yuzu built an application that enables buyers and sellers to barter on NFTs using OpenSea's Seaport and XMTP.
ETH NYC awards wrap: OTC Swap for OpenSea, E2EE Chat via Intercom widget, and a kill switch “Burn My Wallet” for hacked wallets
We just got back from ETH NYC and what a great event. 1,300 builders, 50 sponsors, so much energy…