Uchenna Ofoma adophilus

Winnable Hackathons — Research for @adophilus

Compiled Aug 17, 2026 · ranked by prize-to-competition ratio (TS fullstack, some Rust, prior 0G hackathon experience)

#	Event	Prize	Competition signal	Deadline
1	BUIDL CTC 2026 Fall (Creditcoin, DoraHacks)	$15k	85 hackers registered	Sep 6
2	DevNetwork @ API World (Devpost)	$39.5k across 8 sponsor tracks, 2 winner slots each	697 regs ÷ 8 tracks → ~dozens of real submissions per track	Sep 3
3	ETHOnline 2026 (ETHGlobal)	$100k+, incl. $15k 0G track	High overall, but judged per-track	Sep 4–16

Introductions
CryptoNex: Past, Present, Future
Exercises
- Visualization
- Demo Trade
Questions
- Color preference
- Expectations
- How will the currency conversion rates be determined and updated?

It's very detailed and would show you what's possible with react

The Official React webite: https://react.dev

Anything that's mentioned in the YouTube video can be cross referenced here. It's the official react website and it has the documentation for React

	// This is the class for the `AccessToken`. The main purpose is to take in the claims and call the `toJwt` method to create a JWT.

	var AccessToken = class {
	apiKey;
	roomId;
	role;
	/**
	* Permissions for the token
	*/
	permissions;

	{
	description = "CryptoNex nix flake";

	inputs = {
	nixpkgs.url = "github:nixos/nixpkgs?ref=nixos-24.05";
	};

	outputs = { self, nixpkgs }:
	let
	system = "x86_64-linux";

	if not vim.g.vscode then return {} end -- don't do anything in non-vscode instances

	local vscode = require('vscode')

	local enabled = {}
	vim.tbl_map(function(plugin) enabled[plugin] = true end, {
	-- core plugins
	"lazy.nvim",
	"AstroNvim",
	"astrocore",