built a little site that indexes every ETHGlobal project and the prizes it won
18,947 projects, $8.4M in prizes, 70 hackathons. turns out you can learn a lot about what sponsors actually reward
https://t.co/nSmtsIvzZv. lmk what you think
Medalist now covers @devfolio too 🏅
93 Web3 hackathons and 10,275 projects, including ETHIndia and Unfold. That’s 29,000+ projects in one place.
Filter by hackathon, sponsor, prize or tech, and see what each sponsor rewards.
https://t.co/nSmtsIvzZv
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How are we changing the game for brands and consumers?
If you're curious about what we're building, this thread will tell you everything you need to know. 👇
@airtelindia@Airtel_Presence My internet has not been working for an entire week. Everyday I call customer care and they say they will send someone in 1 hour, but no one comes, neither does anyone calls to check if it is fixed. Worst customer service I have ever seen.
I often feel a disconnect between spending money in real life and on-chain. Spending Rs 10,000 on shopping feels like a lot, but losing $120 in a bad crypto trade feels like nothing.
For example, turning $50 into $800 in a trade doesn’t excite me, but considering it as converting Rs 4,300 to Rs 70,000 (an average Indian salary) makes me see its value. Seeing others on CT making $100k or even millions makes me think I am doing nothing with my life.
This difference between on-chain and real-life money is unsettling. On-chain money feels easy to gain and lose, often just "internet money" that rarely converts to fiat. Do you feel the same, or is it just me?
@sejallpurohit @WandaKaBeta Think of a workplace where your job is to kill people while a few of your teammates are dying everyday. You live in a tent in the middle of nowhere, wake up at 4, don't know if you will be alive for your next sleep and when you sleep, don't know if you will ever wake up. Smoke?
@QuickNode Are you incentivizing making multiple accounts?
Better to buy 2 accounts worth $600 for 6 billion credits, instead of $3299 for same 6 billion credits in one account.