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I won two separate Kraken prizes in two different hackathons and Kraken is refusing to pay the second one.
1) AI Trading Agents hackathon
Project (March 30 – April 12, 2026) : KarmaForge Swarm
Prize: $1,200 (paid)
https://t.co/ge5UD3PGYr
2) AI Agent Olympics / Milan AI Week
Project (May 13 – 20, 2026) : xRegime Oracle
Place: 3rd, Kraken Social Engagement
Prize: $300 (unpaid)
https://t.co/taoPKk8XgH
https://t.co/jS6BxJhTt2 announced both wins.
Kraken now says only one prize per person is allowed, so they paid the larger amount and called the rest final. This rule was never mentioned in either event.
These were different hackathons with different prize pools. Applying a hidden “one prize only” limit after the fact is unfair.
@krakenfx@krakensupport@lablabai
I checked lablab ai terms of use and public prize pages.
No general “one prize per person across different hackathons” rule appears.
I also checked Kraken’s public terms and hackathon-related rules.
No general “one prize per person across different hackathons” rule exists.
Kraken’s current position does not match anything published in their general terms or the rules for the two events you entered.
I don't know what is going on, but I won't let this slide, I have been following this for weeks only to get this reply today, which is so unprofessional and unfair, doesn't even make sense in common sense and reasoning
Pls guys I need your help for me to get the prize I worked for