On August 12, HSK Chain announced its sponsorship of the '2026 Global Builders Initiative,' a global developer growth program initiated by the Ethereum Applications Guild (EAG), aimed at promoting the global developer ecosystem and innovation in Ethereum applications. This event expands the competition to three emerging Web3 markets: Australia, Africa, and Latin America, marking a significant step in HSK Chain's global ecological layout. The event will take place from August 19 to September 29, 2026, covering developer communities in six regions: Brazil, Nigeria, Colombia, Kenya, Bolivia, and Sydney, Australia. The competition will feature an 'online development course + regional Hackathon + offline Demo Day' format, expecting to attract over 1,000 Web3 developers globally and facilitate hundreds of innovative projects into the incubation process. As a sponsor, HSK Chain will establish independent tracks at the six sites and provide a total prize pool of 10,000 USDT, focusing on innovative applications in areas such as AI Agents, DeFi, stablecoin payments, and RWA (real-world assets). HSK Chain will offer technical support, mainnet deployment services, and Demo Day pitching opportunities for participating teams, with outstanding projects having the chance to connect with the official Grant program and ecological incubation resources. EAG (Ethereum Applications Guild) is a global non-profit developer organization co-initiated by Dr. Xiao Feng, Chairman and CEO of HashKey Group, and Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, during Token2049 in 2025, aimed at transforming the Ethereum ecosystem from infrastructure development to application innovation.
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