The open source platform Gitcoin has announced a partnership with Ethereum Classic Labs for the bounty program. Users interested in contributing to projects can also be rewarded in ETC.
“This partnership is another step towards making ETC more accessible to the developer ecosystem, while providing value to the Ethereum Classic community. We are excited to work with such great partners, such as Gitcoin, for this integration and to participate in their hackathon focused on the future of decentralized finance. ”
said Terry Culver, CEO of ETC Labs.
Between March 16-30, Gitcoin will launch a hackathon for this Ethereum Classic integration. Developers and organizations have the chance to post and resolve ETC-funded bounties, while building the future of decentralized finance.
“We are pleased to bring our suite of tools to the ETC community, with ETC local support. The Ethereum Classic community and the Gitcoin community have many common values. This technical interoperability is in line with the cultural interoperability already present between the projects. This integration is a step forward for the growth of open source projects and the creation of more economic opportunities for hackers in both communities ”,
said Kevin Owocki, founder and CEO of Gitcoin.
The bounty program offered by Gitcoin and ETC Labs
Within this partnership, Gitcoin and ETC Labs offer a special set of rewards in worth $ 300, $ 500 and $ 1500. These will be available in the Funding the Future Challenge Hackathon, which includes three bounties:
- Share the love of Ethereum Classic ($ 300 bounty) – develop a letter format infographic (8 ″ x11 ″) explaining the ETC project to an audience that is unfamiliar with cryptocurrencies. Print and distribute 100 copies of the flyer and promote social media activity.
- Create a DYI hardware wallet using Signatory ($ 500 bounty) – Hardware wallets are a more secure way to store private keys and sign transactions. This challenge aims to provide Ethereum Stack users with a DIY hardware wallet solution. Signing EVM-based transactions through a computer can have many use cases, including IoT.
- EVM LLVM ($ 1500 bounty) – The instruction scheduler is an essential part of the compiler optimization module. Although it does not directly affect the correctness of the program, it is still essential for code performance.
Full details on the Gitcoin hackathon and the rewards offered can be found here.
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