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2026-08-12 09:22:31

HSK Chain backs EAG’s 2026 builder program with six hackathon tracks across Australia, Africa and Latin America

HSK Chain said on Aug. 12 that it is sponsoring the "2026 Global Builders Initiative," a global developer growth program launched by Ethereum Applications Guild (EAG). The event expands into three emerging Web3 regions — Australia, Africa and Latin America — and is scheduled to run from Aug. 19 to Sept. 29, 2026. According to the official announcement cited by BlockBeats, the program will cover six developer communities in Brazil, Nigeria, Colombia, Kenya, Bolivia and Sydney, Australia. The competition will combine online development courses, regional hackathons and offline Demo Day sessions. Organizers expect the initiative to attract more than 1,000 Web3 developers worldwide and move hundreds of projects into incubation. As a sponsor, HSK Chain will launch dedicated tracks at all six stops and provide a total prize pool of 10,000 USDT. The tracks will focus on applications in AI agents, decentralized finance, stablecoin payments and real-world assets. HSK Chain also said it will offer technical support, mainnet deployment services and Demo Day pitching opportunities to participating teams. Projects that perform well may gain access to the official grant program and broader ecosystem incubation resources. EAG was jointly proposed during Token2049 in 2025 by HashKey Group Chairman and CEO Dr. Xiao Feng and Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin as a global non-profit developer organization focused on shifting Ethereum ecosystem development from infrastructure toward application innovation.

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HSK Chain backs EAG’s 2026 builder program with six hackathon tracks across Australia, Africa and Latin America
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