EasyA Vows to Top Its Consensus 2025 Hackathon With Even Grander Crypto Developer Showdown

After smashing participation records at Consensus 2025, EasyA's throwing gasoline on the Web3 hackathon scene—promising a bigger, badder sequel.

The blockchain education platform isn't just riding the hype cycle—they're actively stoking it. Their last event proved developers will ditch their 'stable' fintech gigs for a shot at the next crypto unicorn.

One hedge fund manager yawned: 'Great—more over-caffeinated coders inventing problems for their solutions.' Meanwhile, the winning team's token is already mooning.

“Developers don’t just come to these hackathons, win prizes and then go on to the next one. Like many others, the goal of our hackathons is to make sure that people actually continue to build and add long-term value to crypto,” Dom Kwok said.

As previously mentioned, ApTap, a project that makes it extremely easy for users to access their Aptos wallet on their phone, made it to first place on the Aptos track. Stellar’s winner, CycleBuddy, helps women track their menstrual cycle while earning tokens. On Polkadot, Sutanpu, an app that enables travellers to mint NFTs of the places they visit, took the crown. Bahamut, a relatively new blockchain, gave the big prize to NameVault, a decentralized naming service akin to Ethereum’s ENS Domains. Finally, a protocol that aims to make airdrop allocation smoother, GASS, came in first on Forte.

Other winners include AptosAI Guard, MMO, FailSafe, Borrowhood, Automated Savings Policy, OrbitSwap, DotStriker, Merge Fund, Proctodot, SmartTrust, Ratezilla, MilkyPay, Fast Credit, VYB and MLOps.