HackTheChain 2.0

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The Opening Ceremony of HackTheChain 2.0 is a highly anticipated event that marks the beginning of the hackathon and sets the tone for the next few days.

During the Opening Ceremony, the organizers will provide an overview of the hackathon, including the schedule, rules, and judging criteria. Participants will also have the opportunity to hear from the sponsors and keynote speakers who will share their experiences, insights, and tips for success.

Lead Organizer, HackTheChain 2.0

Yash Mangal

Opening Ceremony

The Doubt and Mentoring session is an opportunity for participants to interact with mentors and clarify their doubts related to the hackathon. During this session, participants can seek guidance, brainstorm ideas, and discuss the implementation of their projects. The mentors are experienced professionals who have expertise in various fields, including technology, entrepreneurship, and business. They can provide valuable insights and feedback to help participants refine their ideas and improve their projects. This session is an important part of the hackathon as it allows participants to receive personalized assistance and support from industry experts, which can help them develop innovative and impactful solutions.

Production Engineer Manager

Joey Pinto

Doubt and Mentorship Session 1

CSS Battle is a fun activity that will be held during HackTheChain 2.0. This activity will allow participants to showcase their CSS skills by competing with each other in creating visually appealing and creative designs. The objective of the activity is to replicate a given design using only CSS and HTML, and participants will be judged based on accuracy, creativity, and speed. The winner of the activity will receive exciting prizes and recognition for their skills.
This activity is a great opportunity for participants to show off their design skills and creativity while also having fun and networking with other participants.

CSS Battle

The outcome of the first round is scheduled to be announced on February 19th at 4:00 PM.

Round 1 Result

HackTheChain 2.0 Track

Winner

First Runner Up

Second Runner Up

Polygon

Read about the bounty details and find code templates for Polygon here: [https://nsb.dev/polygon-bounty](https://nsb.dev/polygon-bounty).

Polygon Track

Best hack built on Polygon

ETHIndia

Select this track if you're building on Ethereum to be eligible for the prizes!

Ethereum Track

Best hack built on Ethereum

Replit

Read more about the bounty details for Replit here: [https://nsb.dev/replit-bounty](https://nsb.dev/replit-bounty).

Winning Project deployed on Replit

Solana

Read about the bounty details and find code templates for Solana here: [https://in.superteam.fun/building-on-solana](https://in.superteam.fun/building-on-solana).

young gun

rising teknoking

master glasseater

Beeceptor

Beeceptor Team Plan

Leading Learners

EdTech Resource Bundle

Mentorship session

Wolfram

Wolfram Award

Taskade

Taskade API Rewards

InterviewBuddy

Interview Buddy Vouchers

echo3D

Premium Tier Subscription

Axure

Axure RP Team Edition

Verbwire

Verbwire Starter Subscription($10)

Read about the bounty details and find code templates for Verbwire: 
1. The project must have implemented the Verbwire API.
2. The project should mention the use of the Verbwire API on their
submission page.
3. The source code should be in a public repository on GitHub with
instructions. There must be a clear description of the working of your
application in the README file. Add the relevant links of the working app
to the README file too.
4. Include the GitHub link of your publicly visible source code in your
submission. Projects with broken links will be disqualified.
5. Verbwire reserves the right to feature your project and code on its
website and marketing materials.
6. Create a short video demo of your application and upload to YouTube or
any video sharing site. Make sure that any person watching the video is
fully able to understand what the app does and what its functionalities
are. Share the link on your Devfolio/Devpost submission.
7. Judging will be done by the Verbwire team based on submissions on
Devfolio/Devpost, post the hackathon.
8. Award of prizes will be at the Verbwire team's discretion and subject to
the project meeting a minimum bar of quality. Prizes will be announced
and disbursed within a couple of days after the hackathon.

Verbwire API

HackTheChain 2.0

HackTheChain 2.0

HackTheChain 2.0$125

Polygon$200

ETHIndia$100

Replit$50

Solana$850

Beeceptor$240

Leading Learners$100

Wolfram

Taskade

InterviewBuddy

echo3D

Axure

Verbwire

HackTheChain 2.0

$125: HackTheChain 2.0 Track

Polygon

$200: Polygon Track

ETHIndia

$100: Ethereum Track

Replit

$50: Replit

Solana

$850: Solana

Beeceptor

Leading Learners

Wolfram

Taskade

InterviewBuddy

echo3D

Axure

Verbwire

Multiple Prizes: Verbwire

HackTheChain 2.0$125

Polygon$200

ETHIndia$100

Replit$50

Solana$850

Beeceptor$240

Leading Learners$100

Wolfram

Taskade

InterviewBuddy

echo3D

Axure

Verbwire

HackTheChain 2.0

$125: HackTheChain 2.0 Track

Polygon

$200: Polygon Track

ETHIndia

$100: Ethereum Track

Replit

$50: Replit

Solana

$850: Solana

Beeceptor

Leading Learners

Wolfram

Taskade

InterviewBuddy

echo3D

Axure

Verbwire

Multiple Prizes: Verbwire