TON’sNext Hackers League Bootcamp Kicks Off in Warsaw!
We’re thrilled to bring the next TON Bootcamp to Warsaw, offering a full-immersion experience into the TON ecosystem!
This 3-day event is packed with workshops, mentoring sessions, and a $5,000 prize pool. Winners will also get a fast-track pass to the $2M Hackers League Finals!
Format:
▪️3 days of technical sessions, lectures, and hands-on mentoring ▪️24/7 venue access with showers and sleeping bags ▪️Full access to top mentors from TON Foundation and TON core teams ▪️Pitch session and wrap-up celebration party!
TON’sNext Hackers League Bootcamp Kicks Off in Warsaw!
We’re thrilled to bring the next TON Bootcamp to Warsaw, offering a full-immersion experience into the TON ecosystem!
This 3-day event is packed with workshops, mentoring sessions, and a $5,000 prize pool. Winners will also get a fast-track pass to the $2M Hackers League Finals!
Format:
▪️3 days of technical sessions, lectures, and hands-on mentoring ▪️24/7 venue access with showers and sleeping bags ▪️Full access to top mentors from TON Foundation and TON core teams ▪️Pitch session and wrap-up celebration party!
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