Opening Ceremonies
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Opening remarks set the event rules and concrete resources: 950+ attendees (690 hackers), 36.5 hours to build, teams up to five, submissions due 9:00 a.m. Sunday, projects must start from scratch, be open source, deployed and demoed live, and link auditable GitHub commits. Organizers provide 22 workshops, 2,700+ videos, 24/7 mentors, a multi‑chain faucet and on-chain wristbands that act as Ethereum wallets. Partners like Coinbase, Flow and LayerZero underwrite $275,000 in prizes across partner and finalist tracks.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:41ETHGlobal Mission & History
- 2:01Global Growth & Impact
- 3:332025 Event Stats & Attendees
- 4:37Partners, Mentors & Workshops
- 5:48Hackathon Rules & Submission Guidelines
- 7:23Resources & Learning Opportunities
- 7:59Venue Logistics & Security
- 9:09Internet & Communication
- 10:15Schedule & Discord Support
- 11:10Venue Layout, Food & Activities
- 13:18On-Chain Wristbands & Networking
- 14:39Prize Structure & Tracks
- 17:10Finalist Criteria & Benefits
- 18:26Judging Process
- 21:42Submission Best Practices
- 22:51Mentorship & Support
- 23:39Code of Conduct & IP Rights
- 24:36Partner Presentations: Coinbase
- 26:21Partner Presentations: Flow
- 29:12Partner Presentations: LayerZero
- 31:41Additional Prizes & Resources
- 32:31Team Building & Event Culture
- 33:07Closing Remarks & Happy Hacking
