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After Berlin and London, Solana Build Station is coming to Belgrade this September. The event will be held from September 2 to 15 in Belgrade.
The Solana Build Station, a hackathon previously hosted in London and Berlin, is organized by Superteam Balkan, the regional branch of Superteam, a global community that gathers top talent building on the Solana blockchain.
The hackathon will take place at Startit Center Belgrade, bringing together up to 50 developers, engineers, and creators who are eager to develop projects in the web3 world, using Solana’s blockchain to launch their products.
All teams participating in the Solana Build Station will automatically enter one of the world’s largest Solana hackathons, called Radar, organized this fall by Colosseum, an organization that, together with the Solana Foundation, leads global hackathons for crypto projects.
In previous years, the prize pool for the Colosseum hackathon was $50,000, with this year’s prize pool to be announced soon.
In addition to the opportunity to compete in the global hackathon, teams participating in the Belgrade event will have access to a prize pool of at least $10,000.
Registration: You can register for the Solana Build Station at this link.
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