The Chainlink Fall 2021 Hackathon kicks off October 22. Sign up today. The Layer 2 Hackathon, hosted in Shanghai and co-organized by Chainlink and IOSG Ventures, is officially over! A total of 109 project submissions were received, with 14 out of the 17 projects making it to the final round using Chainlink to create hybrid…

As a proud sponsor of ETHGlobal’s 2020 ETHOnline Hackathon, Chainlink is extending a big thank you and congratulations to all participants and hackathon winners. ETHGlobal’s virtual event was a great opportunity to see the wide variety of development at all levels of the stack from the broader Ethereum community. As a sponsor, we’re excited

We are proud to have been one of seven sponsors of the 2020 Unitize Hackathon, offering a total of $5k in LINK bounties to blockchain developers integrating Chainlink oracles in novel smart contract application designs.

We are proud to have been one of seven sponsors of the 2020 Unitize Hackathon, offering a total of $5k in LINK bounties to blockchain developers integrating Chainlink oracles in novel smart contract application designs. We received numerous Chainlink submissions that showcased a wide range of creativity from a meta transaction protocol

It’s been a busy month of building on Chainlink, with the conclusion of three hackathons that featured winning projects with a plethora of new functionalities for decentralized applications thanks to secure and reliable off-chain connections. Not only did we host the very first Chainlink Virtual Hackathon, but we

Fresh off an inspiring Web3 Conference where we hosted our own OracleNode event, the Chainlink team carried the excitement over to the August 2019 ETHBerlin Zwei Hackathon. In addition to awarding €4000 in prizes to the top projects using Chainlink, Sergey delivered a speech entitled “Securely Connecting Smart Contracts to Off-chain Data and Events” and the team hosted a developer workshop.

At the May ETHNewYork Hackathon last week, we supported numerous teams who integrated Chainlink oracles into their smart contracts. We awarded $5,000 in prizes to the two top teams with the best working applications of Chainlink on the Ethereum blockchain.

Chainlink participated in the ETHParis Hackathon and awarded prizes to the teams with the best working applications of Chainlink on the Ethereum blockchain. Initially, there were plans to award only one $1,000 prize. However, given the amazing submissions, the judges decided to award another prize for the second place team.

The Chainlink team was excited to attend the February 2019 ETHDenver Hackathon. In addition to awarding prizes to the top projects using Chainlink on the Ethereum blockchain, Sergey Nazarov participated in a panel discussion about  “Oracles and Data for Dapps” and Integration Engineer Thomas Hodges gave a developer workshop on how to “Build Smart Contracts that Connect to Real World Data, Events & APIs.”