Description
dHack is a decentralized hackathon platform aimed at radically transforming the hackathon model by fostering a connection among developers, innovators, and companies within the Web3 ecosystem. By integrating decentralized governance, the platform enables the community to propose, vote on, and financially support hackathon projects and themes, ensuring that pressing and relevant issues are tackled. The platform epitomizes the principles of decentralization by utilizing blockchain technology for transparent voting and fair reward distribution. dHack encourages the development of decentralized applications (dApps) and protocols, contributing to the advancement of the Web3 and blockchain domain. Uniquely, it focuses on funding continuity, allowing teams to further develop their projects post-hackathon, with decisions on such funding made through a stakeholder-driven process involving sponsors, participants, and the wider community. This model not only enhances collective engagement across the ecosystem but also utilizes the crowd’s wisdom to select projects that merit ongoing support, emphasizing its commitment to fostering innovation and community involvement in the blockchain spa...
dHack is a decentralized hackathon platform aimed at radically transforming the hackathon model by fostering a connection among developers, innovators, and companies within the Web3 ecosystem. By integrating decentralized governance, the platform enables the community to propose, vote on, and financially support hackathon projects and themes, ensuring that pressing and relevant issues are tackled. The platform epitomizes the principles of decentralization by utilizing blockchain technology for transparent voting and fair reward distribution. dHack encourages the development of decentralized applications (dApps) and protocols, contributing to the advancement of the Web3 and blockchain domain. Uniquely, it focuses on funding continuity, allowing teams to further develop their projects post-hackathon, with decisions on such funding made through a stakeholder-driven process involving sponsors, participants, and the wider community. This model not only enhances collective engagement across the ecosystem but also utilizes the crowd’s wisdom to select projects that merit ongoing support, emphasizing its commitment to fostering innovation and community involvement in the blockchain spa...