A few weeks ago, we teamed up with our frens at ETHGlobal for a month-long ETHOnline hackathon with thousands of builders hacking from across the world. As expected, all the hackers delivered impressive work.
Now, it’s ETHBogotá time! This Friday, we’re challenging you to surprise and inspire the community with your projects — at the largest web3 hackathon in LATAM’s history and pushing new boundaries in web3 communication!
Prizes and Ideas 💡
We’ll be awarding multiple prizes totaling $10k for the best and most creative use cases using Push:
- 🥇1st Prize — $3,500
- 🥈2nd Prize — $2,500
- 🥉3rd Prize — $1,500
- ✨Runner up x5 — $500 each
Since Push mainnet went live earlier this year, we’ve seen builders from the web3 ecosystem, such as ENS, dYdX, EarniFi, Oasis, Lens Protocol, and more, build a variety of creative and useful use cases with Push. For more inspiration, here’re some product requests and sample use cases to get your wheels turning:
- 💰 DeFi: Provide transactional updates with push notifications.
- 🏦 DAO: Increase voting turnout using notification alerts.
- 🎨 NFT and GameFi: Enable direct communications between players and platforms with simple notifications.
- 🔧 Tooling: Offer a smooth user journey with push notifications.
Getting Started 🚀
We know getting started with building a new project can involve a lot of boilerplate code. That’s why we’ve put together some simple steps you can follow and create a channel — as the first step for sending notifications via Push Protocol, and get everything up and running in no time.
- Go to http://staging.push.org and connect your wallet.
- Once Connected, go to the Developer > Create Channel.
- Fill in the Channel Name, Network, and Channel Website URL details.
- Approve the transaction for 50 DAI (note: 50 test DAI and some test ETH are required for channel creation).
- After that’s approved, approve the second transaction call.
- Congratulations — your channel has been successfully created, and you are all set to send or receive notifications.