Easya has pledged even larger hackathon after record-breaking success in Consensus 2025
The EaSa Consensus Hackathon, hosted on May 14-16 in Toronto, is the largest blockchain-related hackathon in North American history-and its organizations, the brothers Phil and Dom Kwok, are planning to go even bigger next year in Miami.
“We have some good results, really cool projects,” the Duo told CoinDesk in a recent interview. More than 1,000 developers joined the event, all of which were carefully -Vetted. Applicants need to demonstrate their experience in coding through their GitHub and LinkedIn pages, the goal of enrolling developers with a track record. “That’s why so many projects are really left out this year,” said operating officer’s chief Operating Officer Dom Kwok.
The potential prize? Millions of dollars in funding, the beauty of the five blockchain networks: aptos, stellar, polkadot, bahamut and forte.
The highlight of The conferenceHowever, when Universal Studios representatives invited one of the projects (aptap, who won the first place at Track of aptos) to show what they built on Universal’s Executive Team in Orlando. “That’s crazy,” EaSa CEO said Phil Kwok.
Through a community that counts more than 1 million developers, Easya is one of the largest and most popular web3 study apps. The firm has arranged more than 30 hackathons since it was established in 2019.
The winners in the Toronto Hackathon are determined by the teams behind the blockchain they are building. Each network has its own mission statement – Stellar’s, for example, is “Web3 UX doesn’t have to suck. Prove it.” The general goal is to continue funding the winning projects for a long time, which means that most of the reward reward is actually distributed in line.
“Developers not only come to these hackathons, win prizes and then move on to the next. Like many others, the purpose of our hackathons is to make sure people really continue to build and add long-term value to Crypto,” Dom Kwok said.
As previously mentioned, AptapA project that makes it easy for users to access their aptos wallet on their phone, made it in the first place on the Aptos track. Stellar’s winner, CyclebuddyHelps women keep track of their menstrual cycle while earning tokens. In Polkadot, SutopuAn app that gives travelers to the mint nfts of the places they visit, the crown is taken. Bahamut, a relatively new blockchain, has given a huge prize to NimevaultA decentralized naming service similar to Ethereum domains. Finally, a protocol that aims to smooth the airdrop allocation, GasssCome to Forte first.
Other winners include:
