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Harmony Organizes $1M Hackathon To Bridge DeFi and Traditional Finance

Harmony Organizes $1M Hackathon To Bridge DeFi and Traditional Finance


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2021-07-23 18:23:02
Harmony Organizes $1M Hackathon To Bridge DeFi and Traditional Finance

According to the information available, Harmony Hackathon will last for six weeks. The Hackathon will commence on August 15, 2021, and ends on September 30, 2021. Related Reading | Ether EFT Gets Approval From Brazilian Securities Regulator There will be three categories, and each one will have four challenges for the experts to complete. 🚀 1/ We are happy to announce the Bridging #TradFi to #DeFi #hackathon where Harmony, along with prize partners, will be giving up to $1,000,000 in prize money and non-dilutive seed funding. Why are we doing this?https://t.co/qeq6U9M0LV — Harmony (@harmonyprotocol) July 15, 2021 Presently, the organizers, Harmony blockchain, have disclosed that the registration for the event will start in August. Also, there are more than one million dollars available in seed funds and participant prizes. The company made the announcement on Thursday through Twitter. According to the announcement, the hackathon aims to achieve cooperation between traditional finance and decentralized finance. Furthermore, the team aims at bringing more people from the traditional finance sector to tackle the challenges affecting both their industry and the DeFi sector. A Brief On Upcoming Hackathon According to what Harmony revealed, the Hackathon will come in three categories. These categories will have four challenges, including cross-chain & trustless bridges, cross-border with fintech integrati...

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