The Pump.fun "The Build in Public" hackathon has ended, with 12 projects each receiving $250,000 in funding.
Foresight News reported that the Spotlight account under Pump.fun tweeted that its "The Build in Public" hackathon event has concluded. A total of 12 projects each received $250,000 in funding, amounting to $3 million in total.
The winning projects include: zauth — the trusted and secure layer for the AI Agent Internet, Opal — a real-time AI gaming companion, Pumpcade — an embedded prediction market, BloxAPI — a platform to launch gaming creators, ClawPump — the autonomous AI agent financial layer, CodecFlow — an open-source platform for building robots and autonomous operators, Dexter — the currency layer of AI agent economies, Clude — the AI memory layer, SolScanner — the on-chain intelligence platform, Collector Group — a digital card collection platform, Daydreams — an AI agent business suite, and AgenC — an AI agent job marketplace.
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