Web3 Hackathon Case Study

Starkware uses TAIKAI to drive 390 builders to their hackathon

Starkware is a leading blockchain company whose technology is quickly becoming one of the major decentralized L2 stacks. Recognizing the strategic value of hackathons, Starkware decided to host a hackathon to build brand awareness and allow builders to create something meaningful and innovative for their ecosystem.

Organizing a hackathon, even for a large-scale project like Starkware, is a complex, resource-intensive endeavor that demands meticulous planning, coordination, and execution across different phases.

Our experience in hosting +220 hackathons, our community of more than 100,000 users, and our robust all-in-one hackathon platform, led to a remarkable participation in the Starknet Winter Hackathon:

• 🧑‍💻 390 Participants
• 💡 66 projects submitted
• 🤝 10 Sponsors
• 🏎️ 10 Bounty tracks + Global track
• 🏆 $50,000 in Prizes

This case study is full of practical tips and proven strategies to help you plan and execute a hackathon competition that delivers real-world impact.

What's Inside the Web3 Hackathon Case Study?

• Success story of how we achieved 390 participants and 66 project submissions—and how you can replicate it too.
• A detailed roadmap on how to plan and execute each phase of the hackathon.
• Key metrics to measure the success of a hackathon.
• Expert insights for organizing a standout Web3 hackathon (or any other!).

Who's this Case Study for?

This free guide is perfect if:

• You're organizing a Web3 hackathon or exploring the benefits of hosting one.
• You're researching hackathon platforms and want to choose one.
• You want actionable strategies for hackathon planning and engagement.
• You're researching best hackathon practices and need more info.

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