This is the proof that you stopped by at the ENS booth at ETHGlobal New York. The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is a distributed, open, and extensible naming system based on the Ethereum blockchain, and works across web3 and the whole internet. It's your identity: simple, memorable, unmistakably yours. For your hackathon project, you can leverage ENS to give names to Ethereum addresses and store user data directly on their ENS name, which acts as a interoperable profile. Or mint subnames for the users of your app. ENS is very powerful - trust your instincts as you enhance the user experience of your app. Brand new for this hackathon are L2 Primary Names. Read more about them here: https://docs.ens.domains/web/reverse/ and use them in your project. There is a dedicated prize. Find all ENS prizes here: https://ethglobal.com/events/newyork2025/prizes/ens

Proof of attending ETHDenver 2025

This POAP means that you successfully minted a POAP using POAP's GPS distribution method. Thanks for being part of something innovative during ETHDenver 2025 week!

This POAP proves you have attended ETHDenver 2025. ETHDenver is a Community-Owned Innovation Festival. With community members on six continents, ETHDenver has proven itself one of the most important events on the annual calendar. ETHDenver Is The World’s Largest & Longest Running Ethereum #BUIDLathon Event.

This POAP confirms that you were a Hacker at ETHGlobal San Francisco 2024, ETHGlobal’s return to the center of technology, San Francisco! 🌁 ETHGlobal San Francisco saw 225 projects built by 661 hackers. Thank you so much for joining and being a part of what makes each event so special.

This POAP confirms that you were a Hacker at ETHGlobal's ETHOnline 2024 hackathon, the fifth anniversary of ETHGlobal’s flagship online event. 🌐 This year's ETHOnline we saw an incredible 417 projects built by 1590 Hackers. Thank you so much for joining and being a part of what makes each event so special.

This POAP confirms that you were a staked hacker at the ETHGlobal x 0xPARC x Lattice Autonomous Worlds hackathon. This hackathon had over 435 hackers exploring the potential of multi-author Worlds by developing onchain games, worlds, and art projects. In the end, over 100 Autonomous Worlds were spawned; not just Worlds that happen to exist onchain, but Worlds that could not exist otherwise. 🌐

This POAP confirms that you were a hacker at ETHGlobal's HackFS hackathon on between July 8-27th, 2022. HackFS united over 1000 people passionate individuals virtually over the month of July to build the foundation for the decentralized web.