BLOKC Preps PH Teams for Solana Global Hackathon

The BLOKC is gearing up for one of the biggest blockchain competitions of the year — the Solana Global Hackathon — and they're bringing the Philippines along for the ride.

Launching on September 1, 2023, this one-month hybrid event offers participants a chance to compete for a prize pool worth over ₱30,000,000, awarded to groundbreaking projects built on the Solana blockchain. With both in-person and online activities, the hackathon is designed to be accessible to builders across the country.

Who Can Join?

The event is open to developers and non-developers alike. Whether you're a seasoned Web3 engineer or someone with a fresh idea and the drive to build, BLOKC will help you find your footing — and your team. A dedicated team-matching initiative ensures participants are paired with complementary skill sets for the best possible synergy.

What's in Store

Participants can look forward to a packed program that includes:

• Intensive, hands-on Solana workshops to sharpen technical skills
• Business acumen learning sessions for product and strategy development
• Networking opportunities to meet potential co-founders and business partners
• A fun and collaborative environment that encourages innovation
• Access to incubation and acceleration opportunities through global programs

Project categories span a wide range, including AI dApps, NFTs, DeFi platforms, payment systems, and more — giving teams plenty of room to innovate.

Represent the Philippines on the Global Stage

Beyond the prize money, this hackathon is a chance for Filipino builders to gain global recognition and proudly represent the Philippines in the international Solana ecosystem.

How to Register

Before signing up through BLOKC, participants must first register at solana.com/hackathon using the same email address. For inquiries, reach out to hello@theblokc.com.

This is a rare opportunity to build, learn, and compete on a world stage — all while being supported by one of the Philippines' leading Web3 education communities.