Winning a cash prize worth USD3,000, Team alphaQuality was among 48 teams from 30 countries who took part in the hackathon.
Winning a cash prize worth US$3,000 , Team alphaQuality, who represented the varsity’s Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Club , was among 48 teams comprising 250 Ethereum blockchain hackers from 30 countries who took part in the hackathon at ETH Seoul 2023.
Their winning DApp project named Trustless Badge Membership Protocol, Yudhishthra added, is a system that allows users to suggest rules for badges, or virtual awards, through a voting process. Crediting the team’s mentor APU chief innovation and enterprise officer Prof Dr Vinesh Thiruchelvam with offering them his support, Yudhishthra said, “He gave us directions and suggestions based on past offline hackathons to prepare us for the hackathon.”The team also attributed their win to the web development fundamentals learned from their courses, as well as the growing blockchain community in the varsity.
Also the APUBCC vice president, Yudhishthra urged students to actively take part in hackathons, both online and physical, and to “grab every opportunity they can”. Lauding the team for their feat, Prof Vinesh said the achievement had solidified APU’s strength in producing talents skilled in emerging technology applications such as blockchain development.
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