Credcoin and Cred Lab to Host Global Hackathon 'BUIDL CTC 2026 Fall'
Creditchain and Credit Labs announced on the 11th that they will be hosting a hackathon called 'BUIDL CTC 2026 Fall' with a total prize money of $15,000 to discover global builders. The event aims to develop applications that connect various blockchain environments using 'Attestcoin Protocol,' which is Creditchain's core infrastructure. The participation fields are divided into a total of five tracks: Decentralized Finance (DeFi), Real-World Assets (RWA), Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN), Gaming, and Artificial Intelligence (AI). The Attestcoin Protocol, which serves as the technical foundation for the hackathon, allows for interoperability between different blockchain environments without the need for a centralized bridge. Participants are encouraged to develop innovative applications that utilize this protocol. The hackathon seeks to foster creativity and innovation in the blockchain space, and the organizers expect to see a variety of projects that showcase the potential of the Attestcoin Protocol. The event is open to developers and builders from around the world who are interested in blockchain technology and want to create new and innovative applications. The hackathon will provide participants with the opportunity to showcase their projects and compete for the prize money. The organizers of the event believe that this hackathon will help to promote the development of the blockchain ecosystem and encourage the creation of new and innovative applications.
Creditchain and Credit Labs announced on the 11th that they will be hosting a hackathon called 'BUIDL CTC 2026 Fall' with a total prize money of $15,000 to discover global builders. The purpose of this event is to develop applications that connect various blockchain environments using 'Attestcoin Protocol,' which is the core infrastructure of Creditchain.
The hackathon consists of a total of 5 tracks: DeFi, RWA, DePIN, Gaming, and AI. The Attestcoin Protocol, which serves as the technical foundation for the hackathon, is designed to verify transactions or events that occur on other blockchains without a centralized bridge.
Participants must use this infrastructure to connect different blockchain data to Creditchain and implement services that match the characteristics of each track. The schedule begins with submissions from the 13th to September 6th. An online AMA will be held on August 18th to help participants understand the event, and the final winning team will be announced on September 18th after a review.
The award ceremony will be held on September 28th at 'CTC Ignition 2026' in Seoul. In addition to a simple development competition, support measures have been prepared to help actual projects become self-sufficient. The top 3 teams will be given the opportunity to enter the 'Creditchain Ecosystem Investment Program (CEIP) fast track.'
This is a program that supports high-growth potential projects with early investment and partner network connections. A Creditchain official stated, "We will continue to provide follow-up support, such as investment reviews and partner connections, so that excellent development teams can continuously develop their projects even after the hackathon."
Detailed information about the hackathon and participant applications can be found on the official website and the global hackathon platform Dorahacks.
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