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WeAreDevelopers tickets winners

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Last month, we’ve announced that we’ve partnered with WeAreDevelopers for this year’s edition of the Congress. We had 2 tickets to give away for our community of blockchain developers which now we’ll do.

We wanted to make you – the people of our community participate somehow in order to win a ticket, so we did come up with the idea of creating two ways you were able to do so.

First – share your favorite content from our blog in your social media channels with a short text (answering the question “Why?”) and tag us adding the #hacktribe hashtag. (be creative)

Second – create a valuable piece of content for our community and send it to us at events@hack.bg. An example could be a tutorial, guest blog post related to blockchain, video explainer or something else.

So the winners:

Winner #1
https://twitter.com/weiDexExchange/status/1123116612222164993
Winner #2

See you at WeAreDevelopers in June 🙂

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Milen Radkov has experience building and delivering successful complex software systems and projects for both big enterprises and small startups. Being actively developing across different blockchain protocols, platforms and projects for the past 10 years, he has gained extensive experience in blockchain development, architectures, consensus algorithms and token economics. Milen is a well-known figure in the blockchain space.


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