The EasyA Consensus Hackathon, hosted on May 14-16 in Toronto, was the largest blockchain-related hackathon in North American history — and its organizers, brothers Phil and Dom Kwok, are planning on going even bigger next year in Miami.
“We had some really good results, really cool projects,” the duo told CoinDesk in an interview recently. Over 1,000 developers joined the event, all of whom were carefully vetted beforehand. Applicants had to demonstrate their coding experience via their GitHub and LinkedIn pages, the aim being to enlist developers with a proven track record. “That’s why so many of the projects are really outstanding this year,” EasyA chief operating officer Dom Kwok said.
The potential prize? Millions of dollars in funding, courtesy of five blockchain networks: Aptos, Stellar, Polkadot, Bahamut and Forte.
The highlight of the conference, however, was when representatives of Universal Studios invited one of the projects (ApTap, which won first place in t
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