February 16, 2023 – Tel Aviv, Israel
Orbs is the sponsor of several exclusive off-site events for the upcoming TON global hackathon. These events will occur across Tel Aviv and London, two strategic locations for this initiative.
The TON team is launching the first global Hack-a-TONx collaborative effort. DoraHacks and the TON Foundation joined forces to create this global event, with $250,000 in prizes to be distributed among participants.
Several hackathons will occur worldwide, bringing together Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 developers, technology enthusiasts and cypherpunks. Together, they will build and experiment with new products built on the TON blockchain.
While the online global hackathon will be the primary focus, there are also exclusive two-day events worldwide. Those events occur across 14 locations, ranging from Seoul to Tokyo and Istanbul to London.
Orbs was selected as an official sponsor for the London and Tel Aviv workshops. Participating teams will receive mentorship from TON’s experts to give them a chance to win the $250,000 prize.
In addition, Tal Kol, technical co-founder of Orbs, and Shahar Yakir, senior software engineer of Orbs, will function as TON developer specialists for the London and Tel Aviv events.
Kol recently became a public ambassador of the TON ecosystem, following multiple fruitful community contributions. Yakir has ample expertise with TON’s FunC programming language and serves as one of the hackathon’s four technical judges.
Every judge is tasked with evaluating all participants’ code and GitHub repositories.
Naming Orbs as a sponsor for two official offline events marks another milestone in the Orbs-TON collaboration.
In 2022, Orbs expanded into the TON ecosystem, developing several layer-three applications such as TON-Access, TON Minter and TON Verifier. TON became the first non-EVM layer one chain for Orbs to explore its innovative layer three technology.
The Tel Aviv event will take place on February 19-20, 2023, followed shortly by the London event, starting on February 25, 2023.
Hackathon participants must build for the TON mainnet or develop a new model for existing projects they want to bridge. Several critical pillars of focus exist, including DeFi, decentralized digital identity, DAOs, etc.
Besides the $250,000 prize pool, winning teams will also become eligible for the TONcoin Fund, with a $250 million war chest, security audit subsidies, meetings with VCs/investors and other…
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