Learn how to win cash prizes with your writing at HackerNoon.
Hey Hackers! We know you love reporting on the latest tech events and launches, sharing your findings, and creating tech tutorials just for the sake of spreading knowledge. But what if you could turn your writing into cash prizes? Today, we want to share some ongoing and upcoming writing contests that you should check out to get rewarded for your awesome content.
#trust: What does trust mean today? Is it obsolete or more relevant in a decentralized world? Discuss whether reliance on mathematically verifiable systems in decentralized environments constitutes a new form of trust. #interaction: Explore the evolution of digital interactions from early forums to modern social media, including decentralized technologies like Verifiable Credentials , Zero Knowledge Proofs , and Āut’s Interaction Tree.
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