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Ethereum DenverMon, Oct 9, 2023, 12:00 AM

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hello hackers we're extremely excited to be here with you today as your judges hackathons especially here at ethereum Denver have always provide a great platform for want to display their strengths in their captivity while also being able to think outside the box we are very much looking forward to seeing some of your great ideas today and just remember all great projects were born from an idea so you never know as your mind just become one of the next big things in web 3. hi guys my name is Michael O'Rourke I am the one of the co-founders and CEO of pocket Network Inc and I am extremely excited to be a judge during the hackathon at Bitter week I will see you guys there I'm me currently I serve as the headlight committee with pocket Network Foundation hi my name is Nadi I'm the sales development representative on pocket Network for our improved the Tyrion RPC layer entry the criteria is first demonstrate your ability to solve an existing and real problem which can be an addition or extension of an existing service or a net new service second to utilize pocket Network's private RPC endpoint minting from our portal which will provide you with 250 000 relays per day and free third to provide us with a demo or presentation on how and why pocket Network RPC endpoints are used for our wheel on pocket Network entry our criteria are simple all you need to do is to use our RPC endpoint to serve relays for your application simple enough also as we strongly believe in the contribution to the open sources software movement it will be nice to have your ideas a free public good service while also being a pocket Network specific utility if the criteria state are not mostly met we might determine your submission to be unsuccessful for consideration now let's see what you all can do

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