Pi Network Ends Hackathon, Opens Floor for Project Reviews

by BSCN

March 7, 2023

The Pi Network hackathon has ended, and users can now review their preferred projects on the platform.

Time to Review Projects

The Pi Network hackathon has finally come to an end. Following its successful completion, the mobile mining platform invites Pioneers to watch projects’ hackathon videos and drop their reviews via the Brainstorm portal on the Pi Browser application.

Pi Hackathon commenced on January 9 and ended on March 6. The campaign featured teams and developers building across three themes: Social Media, Games/Entertainment, and Consumer Utilities. Over 4900 participants registered for the event, showcasing their interest in building on the platform.

Through the Brainstorm portal, developers could upload a video outlining their projects’ importance and features to the Pi community. Pi Network set a deadline for teams and developers to finalize their projects and submit them for review on the platform. The submission deadline ended with the hackathon, and users can now review projects on the Pi Browser application.

To review projects, Pioneers need to perform the following tasks:

Open the Pi Browser application.
Tap on Brainstorm.
Select your preferred project.
Watch the video.
Give your ratings.

After the ratings and reviews, Pi Network is expected to select the best projects and expose them to millions of Pioneers shortly.

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Elsewhere, Pi Network is hosting a video contest for Pioneers ahead of its fourth Anniversary on March 14. BSC News wrote about the event; you can read it HERE to learn how to participate. Pi Network will select and upload the best videos on its upcoming video, giving Pioneers more exposure to the blockchain industry.

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What is Pi Network:

Pi Network is a novel cryptocurrency and developer platform allowing mobile users to mine Pi coins without draining the battery. Pi’s blockchain secures economic transactions via a mobile meritocracy system and a full Web 3.0 experience where community developers can build decentralized applications (Dapps) for millions of users.