MIDDLETOWN, DE — Randamu has announced the launch of its Threshold Cryptography Bootcamp, a four-week virtual program aimed at developers looking to advance decentralized security and encryption solutions. The intensive bootcamp will run from August 4 to September 1 and is designed to equip participants with hands-on experience in threshold cryptography and the dcipher network.
Over the course of four weeks, participants will immerse themselves in building secure, decentralized applications using cutting-edge cryptographic techniques. Developers will have the opportunity to create practical applications, experiment with dcipher’s capabilities, and directly contribute to shaping the network’s future.
Randamu emphasized the importance of participant feedback, positioning builders not only as learners but also as collaborators critical to refining and enhancing the dcipher ecosystem. Throughout the program, participants can earn cash prizes for innovative projects each week, incentivizing experimentation and real-world impact.
The bootcamp will culminate with a Demo Day on September 1, where developers will present their final projects in a live-streamed event. Top-performing teams will vie for three grand prizes, and standout participants will receive travel sponsorships to attend the New Delhi Hacker House during ETHGlobal. This event will give winners a chance to collaborate and network with other leaders in decentralized technology in person.
“We designed the Threshold Cryptography Bootcamp to be a launchpad for builders that want to directly shape the future of programmable trust,” said Andrew Slack, Head of Product at Randamu. “We’re excited to collaborate with innovators who are eager to push the limits of secure, decentralized applications.”
With this initiative, Randamu continues to position itself at the forefront of decentralized security, empowering a new wave of developers to drive innovation in blockchain and encryption technologies.
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