Conflux (CFX) Unveils ‘Code Without Borders’ Hackathon for Blockchain Innovators

Conflux (CFX), a prominent player in the blockchain space, has announced the ‘Code Without Borders – SummerHackfest 2025’. This global event, set to run over four weeks, promises to be a significant opportunity for developers, innovators, and creators to delve into the unique capabilities of the Conflux blockchain. According to the Conflux Forum, participants will have the chance to explore features such as Tree-Graph consensus, gas sponsorship, dual-space architecture, and cross-chain interoperability.

Who Can Participate?

The hackathon is open to a wide range of participants, including developers of all skill levels, designers, product builders, and entrepreneurs. Conflux encourages anyone with a curiosity about blockchain innovation to join, either individually or in teams of up to five members. The event is designed to foster creativity and innovation, regardless of participants’ backgrounds.

Prizes and Opportunities

The hackathon boasts a $10,000 prize pool, with five winning projects each receiving $2,000. Beyond monetary rewards, top teams may gain fast-track access to Conflux Grants, offering further support for project development. Participants will also have the chance to engage with Conflux team members and partners for mentorship and collaboration opportunities.

Key Dates and Structure

Registration for the ‘Code Without Borders’ hackathon is open from August 6 to September 8, 2025. The hackathon officially begins on August 18, 2025, with participants required to submit their projects by September 15, 2025. Final presentations are scheduled for September 22, 2025, and winners will be announced on September 29, 2025.

Why Join?

Participants will enjoy complete creative freedom to build any project they envision using Conflux tools and features. The event also offers educational benefits, including mentorship, workshops, and networking opportunities with global developers and partners. Additionally, participants can showcase their work through open-source contributions to the Conflux ecosystem.

Participation Guidelines

Teams can comprise up to five members, and all projects must be developed during the hackathon period. Submissions require an open-source license (MIT/Apache 2.0/GPLv3) and must include a public GitHub repository, README, and demo video. Detailed rules and guidelines are available on the Conflux GitHub page.

Through ‘Code Without Borders’, Conflux aims to nurture a collaborative environment that encourages blockchain innovation and development, providing a platform for participants to gain recognition and further their projects.

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