What Went On At The Odyssey Hackathon?

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The Odyssey Hackathon, purportedly the “world’s biggest blockchain & AI hackathon,” took place in the Dutch city of Groningen last week. The hackathon included 1,500 participants from 29 different countries. Projects focused on using blockchain technology to help solve societal challenges, such as finding alternatives to fossil fuel, inclusive banking, and international travel.

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Source: ETHNews

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