How to pitch at a crypto hackathon: what judges look for in winning projects
Every crypto hackathon produces the same heartbreak pattern. A team builds something genuinely clever over forty-eight sleepless hours, then stands on stage and spends four of their five allotted minutes on slides about market size, tokenomics and roadmap — while the actual working product sits unmentioned on a laptop screen that nobody looks at. The judges have seen a hundred …