Kaustubh Pardeshi (Kaustubh-404)

Pune, Maharashtra, India
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FIND EVIL!

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AI threats strike in minutes. Build the defender that responds in seconds.

$22,000 in prizes
Jun 15, 2026 11:45 PM EDT to submit
4238 participants

Reddit Mod Tools and Migrated Apps Hackathon

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Join Reddit to build moderation tools for the Reddit community!

$45,000 in prizes
Winners announced
3108 participants

Agents Assemble - The Healthcare AI Endgame

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Build Interoperable Healthcare Agents at the Intersection of MCP, A2A, and FHIR

$25,000 in prizes
Winners announced
4325 participants

Build Resilient Apps with Polkadot Cloud

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Radically open, radically useful

$40,000 in prizes
Winners announced
2728 participants

Starknet Re{Solve} Hackathon

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Unlock tomorrow's apps: Ultra-low fees, Ethereum security, Bitcoin power

$47,500 in prizes
Winners announced
1474 participants

Bitcoin 2025 Official Hackathon

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Virtual Hackathon for the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas

$58,750 in prizes
Winners announced
831 participants

Agentforce Virtual Hackathon

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Build groundbreaking agents and compete for $140k in prizes

$140,000 in prizes
Winners announced
7206 participants

Electroneum Hackathon 2025

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Create innovative, scalable, and functional apps on Electroneum

$52,500 in prizes
Winners announced
1327 participants

One Trillion Agents Hackathon

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Bring order to chaos. Buidl the resistance.

$102,550 in prizes
Winners announced
1997 participants

Block Magic: A Chainlink Hackathon

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Chainlink’s Block Magic hackathon accelerates developers’ onchain journey

$547,000 in prizes
Winners announced
1868 participants

Building Privacy in Web3 - Powered by Partisia's MPC

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Take on the challenge to create privacy preserving applications through zero knowledge computation

$21,000 in prizes
Winners announced
940 participants

Web5: Building the Decentralized Web

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Use your creativity to build a decentralized app using Web5.js

$30,000 in prizes
Winners announced
1630 participants