List of hackathons about blockchain in 2019

Canadian developers, designers, strategists, or project managers! The CBC 2019 Hackathon is your opportunity to create a prototype focusing on content personalization in a friendly, cooperative format. Participate for the chance to win a large range of awards such as Xbox, PlayStation and more!

Blockchain, AI, and IoT techies in the UK! You're invited to participate in the WRC Blockchain Hackathon. Wastewater Reuse Certificates (WRC) are tradable electronic certificates issued to organisations and bodies based on the percentage and quality of wastewater that these organisations reuse in their processes. For the hackathon, you'll be challenged to submit an innovative application that uses Blockchain, AI & IoT techniques for issuance, storage and trading of WRCs. Compete for a global prize pool of 385,000 Indian Rupees in prizes.

Blockchain, AI, and IoT techies in and around Bangalore! You're invited to participate in the WRC Blockchain Hackathon. Wastewater Reuse Certificates (WRC) are tradable electronic certificates issued to organisations and bodies based on the percentage and quality of wastewater that these organisations reuse in their processes. For the hackathon, you'll be challenged to submit an innovative application that uses Blockchain, AI & IoT techniques for issuance, storage and trading of WRCs. Compete for a global prize pool of ₹ 385,000 in prizes.

We challenge participants to create innovative applications using Blockchain, AI & IoT techniques to solve the world's water problems This Hackathon is organised by the Maharashtra Water Multi-Stakeholder Platform, which is a public-private-civil society partnership launched through a Government of Maharashtra resolution in May 2017. As a part of this activity, 2030 Water Resources Group (hosted at The World Bank) and the Maharashtra Water Resources Regulatory Authority (MWRRA) are managing a workstream titled “Wastewater Reuse and Management”. 2030 WRG secretariat, along with MWRRA and a key private sector partner - the Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) are managing this Hackathon. Wastewater Reuse Certificates Abbreviated as WRC, these are tradable electronic certificates issued to organisations and bodies based on the percentage and quality of wastewater that these organisations reuse in their processes.  REQUIREMENTS Submit an application using Blockchain for issuance, storage and trading of WRC’s. Participating teams will have to set up innovative Blockchain strategies that help achieve the following main objectives: 1. Storage of data on a public Blockchain to facilitate transparency2. Innovation on Blockchain consensus algorithms that reduce potential of fraud3. Setting up Blockchain based smart contracts between regulators and monitored organisations4. Issue of WRC into the Blockchain based on performance of each organisation5. Reliable WRC issue process with verifiable data points being stored in the Blockchain6. Strategies to allow trading of these WRC’s over the Blockchain network REGISTER AND CODE FOR A CAUSE https://wrc-hackathon.devpost.com  

IoT, blockchain, and AI geeks in the Bay Area! You're invited to participate in a Hackathon at the Global Artificial Intelligence Conference in Santa Clara. The hackathon is open to conference attendees and non-attendees alike! Come with a team, or form one at the event! You'll be challenged to build an awesome decentralized app in one of four categories: AI@Edge, IoT, Blockchain, or Intel SGX. Your app should be packaged as Docker containers and run on DeepCloud AI decentralized cloud.

Binance is hosting its first-ever Blockchain Week in Singapore that will focus primarily on the sustainable growth of the blockchain ecosystem. Binance Blockchain Week Singapore 2019 consists of two events over four days: a two-day hackathon namely Binance SAFU Hackathon on 19-20 January 2019, followed by Binance Conference on 21-22 January 2019. “We are thrilled to host the first-ever Binance Blockchain Week in Singapore, the finance and technology hub of Asia,” said CZ, founder and CEO of Binance. “Gathering the most notable players and thought leaders in blockchain, this will be a defining event. We look forward to many thought-provoking discussions and debates on how we can move the industry forward.”

Hello, fellow hackers! The Blockchain Society together with Telekom Innovation Laboratories (T- Labs) presents the #T-LabsHACK! A 32-hour Identity & Blockchain Hackathon and Learnathon to learn and develop blockchain solutions. This is the follow-up T-Labs Hack Session, with the first one taking place in Seattle, this one ishappening in the capital of Germany: Berlin! What is the #T-LabsHACK you may ask? Well, with the increasing popularity of blockchain technology in the industry today, there comes a desire to always be ahead of the curve; with this event, we will bring you up to speed on some of the hottest tech to hit the blockchain space, which you can then use directly in your Hackathon projects to win great prizes!   A Learnathon will also be included with a workshop that will introduce hashstaX. To get someimpressions about the work of the Blockchain team at T-Labs and learn more about hashstaX checkout this video. The Challenge of the hacakathon willl be centered around Identity Marketplaces. The hackathon will be held at Hubraum Café, Winterfeldstraße 21, 10781 Berlin. The amount charged for the hackathon is to encourage attendees to show up on the day of theevent. This amount can be refunded on request once you are at the event. See more details on DevPost. There will be €6000 in cash prize and €3000 in IOTA tokens. Teams: We suggest teams of no more than 4-5 individuals. You can organize teams prior to the event, we will be creating a Slack team to help create teams. Rules: We know some rules are meant to be broken, but you should probably (definitely) stick by these 1. Fresh Code - We all start coding at the same time. It’s cool to work on designs beforehand, digitalmockups, open source frameworks, and anything else available to everyone, but keep things withinfair limits. 2. Code Review - Winning teams may be subject to a code-review at some point following the eventor immediately before winning. This is to ensure that all code used is in fact fresh. 3. Ownership and IP - You own your IP and whatever you create. Simple as that. 4. Team Size - No more than five people. 5. Submissions - You’ll receive an email with instructions on how to do just that. More informationwill be given at the event. 6. Demos - You’ll demo the functionality of your project and talk through your idea. You’ll receive anemail with instructions on how to do just that, more information will be given at the event. Judging:The Hackathon projects will be judged based on the following criteria: Technical Deployment - 25% Consumer Centric - 25% Usefulness - 25% Innovation - 25% Judges Include: John Calian is a Senior Vice President at Deutsche Telekom AG, and the Head of the Telekom InnovationcLaboratories (T-Labs) in Berlin, a group of some 300 experts & scientists (+ entrepreneurs) from a variety of disciplines, from more than 25 nations all working together at T-Labs. Additionally, John co-founded and leads all product development for the T-Labs Blockchain Group, a team dedicated to decentralization research and development. In this dual role, John is responsible for developing and leading innovation topics, including blockchain strategies and initiatives, machine learning techniques and customer experiences, for Deutsche Telekom and its partners. Prior to joining T-Labs, John held numerous technology leadership roles and was the founder and COO of multiple startup software firms in the Seattle area. Mr. Calian holds an MBA in Technology Management from the University of Washington. Matt Law has spent most of his career building teams and growing digital agencies with a focus on innovation, most recently as Worldwide Chief Operating Officer at a creative agency network. Matt has led teams that have been awarded at Cannes, D&AD, the Webby’s and One Show among others. He advises our portfolio on brand strategy, and telling their compelling stories through marketing planning, content, PR and communications. He is passionate about building inspired and committed teams, and is applying this to the operations of Outlier as it grows, advises our partner companies on their growth strategy, as well as developing our increasing network of commercial, academic and developer communities. A regular writer and speaker, he has contributed insight and analysis to marketing and business titles such as Campaign Magazine, The Drum, The Times and the Financial Times. Dr. Alexandra Mikityuk is a 10 year veteran of the telecommunication industry, having held various positions at Deutsche Telekom in Berlin. Dr. Mikityuk received her Diploma in Telecommunication Engineering from the University of Applied Sciences HTW Berlin. In 2010, she concentrated her research and work on secure media distribution and processing topics. In 2013, she joined the Security in Telecommunication research group at TU Berlin, where she received her doctorate (PhD) in embedded security for remote processing. In 2017, Dr. Mikityuk turned her attention towards distributed ledger technology and is currently the Co-Founder and Head of Blockchain Technology for The Blockchain Group, a unit of Deutsche Telekom Innovation Labs (T-Labs).Event Schedule. Holger Köther is a global Senior Director, Program Manager and IT enthusiast, who has worked over the last 17 years at the multinational corporate IT organizations Siemens and Atos. Saturday, January 19th9:00 am: Registration & team formation, breakfast 9:45 am: Opening remarks from T-Labs 10:30 am: Opening remarks from the Blockchain Society 10:45 am: Introduction to hashstaX Workshop 11:45 am: Workshop by CRy 12:00 pm: Lunch 1:00 pm: Hackathon rules, team formation, challenge overview 1:25 pm: Start of Hackathon 7:00 pm: Dinner Hacking will continue overnight! (Attendees may choose to stay over and hack or go home to sleep) Sunday, January 20th9:00 am: Breakfast 12:00 pm: Lunch with judges 3:00 pm: Conclusion of Hackathon & submissions on DevPost! 3:15 pm: Presentations & judging 4:30 pm: Winner selection & final remarks by T-Labs 4:45 pm: Optional networking 6:00 pm: Closure Come out and hack! We are looking forward to seeing you! Community Partners: Jolocom IOTA Moeco Minespider Code University TIOTA BerChain

iHack is a 30 hour hackathon with multiple tracks namely Blockchain, Software and Hardware. We will have 450+ developers, designers and hackers from all over the country working on their hacks. There will be free workshops for hackers as well to get started with the new technologies.

complete the challenge in the shortest amount of time with a score of above 80% and be in the top 10 of all the participants. The number of participants has to be at least 100 in total all ongoing challenges included. So go on and invite your friends too! The duration of this test is up to 90 minutes. Prize: free tickets to the conference of your choice: Codemotion Rome 2019 Codemotion Amsterdam 2019 Codemotion Berlin 2019

This Hackathon is organised by the Maharashtra Water Multi-Stakeholder Platform, which is a public-private-civil society partnership launched through a Government of Maharashtra resolution in May 2017. As a part of this activity, 2030 Water Resources Group (hosted at The World Bank) and the Maharashtra Water Resources Regulatory Authority (MWRRA) are managing a workstream titled “Wastewater Reuse and Management”. 2030 WRG secretariat, along with MWRRA and a key private sector partner - the Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) are managing this Hackathon.