Bitget becomes the core sponsor of ETH Hangzhou Hackathon
According to official news, Bitget has become the core sponsor of ETH Hangzhou Hackathon, providing technical and financial support for this event. The hackathon is co-hosted by BlockchainZJU, WTFAcademy, OurTinTinLand, PKUBlockchain and will be held in Hangzhou from March 29th to 31st.
Past events have attracted over 500 attendees and 200 developers contributing their wisdom and incubating more than 50 quality projects. This competition has gathered over 500 Web3 enthusiasts and nearly 250 developers participating in teams with more than 60 volunteers actively involved in promoting ecosystem construction.
Bitget is always committed to promoting blockchain education and technological innovation. Its Bitget Academy has published over 2,500 educational articles supporting more than 20 languages reaching over six million global readers with a total of over twenty-two million page views. Through this cooperation, Bitget will further strengthen its connection with the developer community to boost Ethereum ecosystem innovation together building the Ethereum ecosystem.
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