Battle of the
Mine-hackers
June 7 - July 6, 2025
A global hackathon focused on all things bitcoin mining. Mining should be decentralized. Join the fight.
June 7 - July 6, 2025
A global hackathon focused on all things bitcoin mining. Mining should be decentralized. Join the fight.
1,500,000 sats
1 x ATL BitLab Social Pass / 1 Year
1 x CryoByte S19j Pro Cooling Kit
Write code that helps to decentralize mining. This means Stratum V2, Datum, Braidpool, ecash miner shares, miner operating systems, and more.
1,500,000 sats
1 x ATL BitLab Social Pass / 1 Year
1 x CryoByte S19j Pro Cooling Kit
Build hardware that helps to decentralize mining. This means open source ASICs, immersion cooling systems, and more.
1,500,000 sats
1 x ATL BitLab Social Pass / 1 Year
1 x CryoByte S19j Pro Cooling Kit
Create solutions that help miners access cheaper or more sustainable energy sources. Find ways to creatively re-use the heat produced by bitcoin mining ASICs.
300,000 sats
Sponsor challenge for the best new addition to HashLeague.com. We encourage you to find a way for Stratum V2 pools to publish their stats on HashLeague!
UTC: June 7 7:00PM
We're kicking off the event! Join us for intro to the hackathon and where you can get help and resources for your project.
UTC: June 7 7:30 PM
Learn from hackathon master Alex Lewin how to ship a winning project for any hackathon, and how to maximize your enjoyment of the event.
UTC: June 9 7:00PM
Learn all about HashPool from vnprc! Hashpool is an accountless mining pool that uses ecash to represent mining shares. Unlike existing mining pools, Hashpool cryptographically blinds the user's identity and creates a free market for trading mining shares.
UTC: June 10 7:00PM
Rev.hodl is a prolific home miner who creatively uses the heat from his miners to make water heaters, maple sap heaters, dehydrators, and much more. Learn his ways!
UTC: June 12 7:00PM
Skot, the inventor of the Bitaxe project, take us through the easiest way to build a Bitaxe from scratch.
UTC: June 13 7:00PM
HashLeague is a leaderboard that ranks bitcoin communities on their hashrate. It's a game-ified way to encourage mining in your local community. In this workshop, we will show you how to setup your own instance of public-pool so that you can form a community mining pool, and offer project ideas if you would like to work on HashLeague during the hackathon.
UTC: June 14 7:00PM
Join us for a builder jam session. Here you can share what you are working on, ask for help, and socialize with other builders. In this session, we'll also be working with Bitmain S9 ASICs live at ATL BitLab. Anyone who shows up in real life who ha entered the hackathon is free to use an S9 as part of their project.
UTC: June 17 2:00PM
Stratum V2 is the next generation protocol for pooled mining. It increases security, makes data transfers more efficient, and reduces mining infrastructure requirements. In this session, SV2 Maintainer Gabriele Vernetti will teach you the basics on how to get started using Stratum V2 in your project.
UTC: June 21 7:00PM
Join us for a builder jam session. Here you can share what you are working on, ask for help, and socialize with other builders.
UTC: June 28 7:00PM
Join us for a builder jam session. Here you can share what you are working on, ask for help, and socialize with other builders.
UTC: July 1 9:00PM
All project submissions are due on DevPost! Submit your video and any other materials you would like for the judges to see.
UTC: July 3 9:00PM
We're going to anounce the finalists who will proceed into the final round and present live to the judges.
UTC: July 6 6:00PM
The hackathon finalists present to the judges. Watch their presentations live!
UTC: July 6 9:00PM
We announce the winners! The winners get to join us on the livestream.
How innovative and impactful is your project idea? Does it solve a real problem in the bitcoin mining space? Could it contribute to miner decentralization?
How well was the project implemented? Is it technically sound and ready for real-world use?
Does your project make us see things differently? Did it make us say "wow"? Does it have an extra level of polish and zazz?
How well did you document and share your work? Did you engage with the community as you were building it?
