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Let’s take a look at the #HackATOM Seoul 2022 competition winners!⚛️
For interoperability:
1st - A41, @a41_allforone team’s project on liquid staking which proposes an alternative to stable swap for trading things with a known discounted asset
Let’s take a look at the #HackATOM Seoul 2022 competition winners!⚛️
For interoperability:
1st - A41, @a41_allforone team’s project on liquid staking which proposes an alternative to stable swap for trading things with a known discounted asset
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2nd - Team @Blazarbit who developed a multi chain DEX routing tool
3rd - Empower Team with their project focused on a cross-chain trading mechanism
2nd - Team @Blazarbit who developed a multi chain DEX routing tool
3rd - Empower Team with their project focused on a cross-chain trading mechanism
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For Interchain Security:
Nodeinfra took the prize with their project. They built a governance module modification allowing votes impacting the consumer chain to be considered by tokens gathered from both the provider and consumer.
For Interchain Security:
Nodeinfra took the prize with their project. They built a governance module modification allowing votes impacting the consumer chain to be considered by tokens gathered from both the provider and consumer.
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First off, what is Github commits for us non-engineers? According to Free Code Camp freecodecamp.org/news/git-commi… it means
First off, what is Github commits for us non-engineers? According to Free Code Camp freecodecamp.org/news/git-commi… it means
3) “The git commit command will save all staged changes, along with a brief description from the user, in a “commit” to the local repository. Commits are at the heart of Git usage.
