Bitcoin 2024, the world’s largest Bitcoin convention, will function a brand new inventive contest at this yr’s occasion, designed to mobilize and encourage broader audiences about Bitcoin: The Bitcoin Propaganda Observe.
The Bitcoin Propaganda Observe calls on content material creators to submit authentic movies and memes that uniquely showcase Bitcoin and the potential influence of this revolutionary expertise, providing a $5,000 prize in BTC to the winner.
The competition, a part of the Official Bitcoin Video games 2024 Hackathon, invitations contributors to provide commercials, memes, or any type of partaking content material that crafts compelling narratives round Bitcoin. contributors are requested to create 30-60 second commercials showcasing Bitcoin, in addition to memes that successfully talk key Bitcoin ideas and knowledge.
Submissions should be made right here (or emailed to michael.markle@btcmedia.org with the topic line together with “Hackathon Submission [Project Title].”) by July seventeenth at 11:59 PM ET. The winner will likely be introduced on stage in the course of the convention and featured in Bitcoin Journal.
The judges for the competition are Mike Germano, President of BTC Inc. and Bitcoin Journal, Brandon Inexperienced, BTC Inc.’s Chief of Employees, TIP_NZ, a Bitcoin advocate recognized for her inventive contributions via rap and visible storytelling, and Hills, a notable member of the Bitcoin Puppets group.
For additional particulars and tips, go to the digital hackathon’s web site and be a part of the hackathon Discord channel positioned on the positioning.
Replace: ALL #Bitcoin 2024 Hackathon tracks have had their deadlines prolonged!
Submit by Wednesday July 17 for an opportunity at over $65,000 in prizes – paid in #BTC!
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— The Bitcoin Convention (@TheBitcoinConf) July 15, 2024
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