Beginner's Workshop: What to Expect
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Logistics and rules for ETHGlobal Tokyo 2026: hacking runs 36 hours from Friday 9:00 p.m. to Sunday 9:00 a.m. at Toranomon Hills, teams of 1–5, prize pool around $75,000 in prizes from partners, and only work done during the hackathon counts. Projects must be public with frequent GitHub commits and deployed demos; finalists need a 2–4 minute demo video and do a 4‑minute live demo + 3‑minute Q&A. Check-in opens Friday 1:00 p.m., mentors wear yellow vests, testnet faucets and partner booths are available.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Hackathon introduction
- 1:25Schedule and deadlines
- 3:50Venue and access rules
- 5:16Judges mentors partners
- 7:19Hacker dashboard walkthrough
- 12:55Submission requirements
- 18:54Judging criteria and prizes
- 25:15Team formation guidelines
- 27:47Mentor support resources
- 30:36Tools and materials
- 31:19Partner prizes and tracks
- 34:51AI usage guidelines
- 36:36Discord and communication
- 39:29Testnet faucets
- 41:16Project showcase examples
- 44:04NFT packs and perks
- 47:16Pragma conference details
- 48:40Q&A
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