$hackathon

just fixed one of the most annoying roadblocks of the user flow. if they didn't have 88888 $hackathon they couldn't mint (and this is enforced on a smart contract level)

so i just added this so that our wallet distributes 88889 of the token to the user's connected wallet in order for them to be able to mint their hacker pass

mint yours here:

just fixed one of the most annoying roadblocks of the user flow. if they didn't have 88888 $hackathon they couldn't mint (and this is enforced on a smart contract level)

so i just added this so that our wallet distributes 88889 of the token to the user's connected wallet in order for them to be able to mint their hacker pass

mint yours here:

https://weeklyhackathon.com

88889 $hackathon is currently worth 17 cents

What's the total mint cost?

it is free

https://basescan.org/address/0x9D341F2dBB7b77f77C051CbBF348F4BF5C858Fab#code

this is why we need to work together and make everything open source 

i cant comprehend the scope to which people are doing things that are against the rules

i want to make my best to have things be secure and not abusable

help lol

Then are you sure it won't be abused?

What if someone funded 10k wallets with some ETH, minted one NFT on each, then sent all the newly received $hackathon to one wallet and sold for profit?

What prevents such value extraction?