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83 projects, one elaborate community vote, and a handful of teams who convinced a ballroom of hackers they can fix decentralization.
Ethberlin
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Here’s a preview of what else you can expect at ETHBerlin04, other than hacking, hosted by our co-conspirators.- Published on
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We accumulated more crypto grants than we can legally spend on logos, so we did the unthinkable: a fully community-funded hackathon with zero sponsors and a public financial report to prove it.- Published on
Yes, you too can bring your art installation, sauna, or moment of collective silence to a hackathon—just fill out the form and we will judge your vibes.- Published on
The ecosystem sold out, surveillance ate everything, and we are losing track of who we are—so naturally we wrote a manifesto.- Published on
Four tracks, community judges, and no DevPost—here is how to actually participate in and win ETHBerlin³.- Published on
ETHBerlin³ is two weeks away and the system is not going to hack itself.- Published on
The upside-down letters are back: ETHBerlin³ is happening, the system needs hacking, and you are cordially invited.- Published on
The world is still broken, surveillance capitalism is thriving, and our response is to go to Berlin and write code for three days.- Published on
This is our third year organizing hackathons. And at this point, it’s getting increasingly difficult to think of new ways to engage and surprise you all, but we love our community and we know how important it is to keep innovating, so ETHBerlin iterates, once again. Enter DREI.- Published on
By Christopher Heymann and Lasse Claussen, Judging Committee ETHBerlin — and veteran hackathon judges all around the globe :)- Published on
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When we kicked off the first ETHBerlin we really didn’t know what we were doing. Shortly after, we figured out that we wanted to do way…- Published on
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So we finally announced some speakers, and more are coming soon. Palley just alerted all German Customs offices in preparation for the…- Published on
Based on real-life stories: the pains and pleasures behind organising events. No community contributors were harmed in the making of this…- Published on
ETHBerlin renews its commitment to open source, decentralization, and the builders.- Published on
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ETHBerlin has come to an end and we are all super pleased with the outcome. We can proudly say that our hackathon has spurned some of the…- Published on
During the wrapping up of our hackathon, we encountered an issue. Here are all the details and the solution.- Published on
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Words by MP — Special thanks to Vivek Singh for offering his pair of eyes, Helena Flack & Jess Salomon for the 3am proof-reading.- Published on
Hey hey heyyyyyyyyy bitconnnnnnjust kidding. So with the hackathon just over a week away we are all busy getting the final touches for the…- Published on
Words by Helena Flack — right off the plane from ETHIndia- Published on
(Edit: this article is written in first person and second, because I wanted to share my ETHBuenosAires experience — MP)- Published on
Hi there! We are excited that you want to join us as a mentor at ETHBerlin. We will have hundreds of hackers at the event who will need…- Published on
The planning for ETHBerlin has been underway for a long time now. We have searched high and low for community feedback and integrated all…- Published on
Announcing our launch event hosted by Factory- Published on
ETHBerlin just popped up spontaneously, when a couple of friends were just chatting at Full Node’s watercooler, the Golem office. It wasn’t…