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We did Protocol Berg v2 last year so ETHBerlin 5 should be next, right?

Typewriters, coloring books, and deep protocol talks in a historic Berlin cinema—it sounds chaotic but it is very much on purpose.

No sponsors, no shills—apply to speak about protocol engineering to an audience of people who will actually understand what you are saying.

83 projects, one elaborate community vote, and a handful of teams who convinced a ballroom of hackers they can fix decentralization.

Here’s a preview of what else you can expect at ETHBerlin04, other than hacking, hosted by our co-conspirators.

Four tracks, an identity crisis, and 50k DAI—pick your existential flavor and start building.

We accumulated more crypto grants than we can legally spend on logos, so we did the unthinkable: a fully community-funded hackathon with zero sponsors and a public financial report to prove it.

Yes, you too can bring your art installation, sauna, or moment of collective silence to a hackathon—just fill out the form and we will judge your vibes.

The ecosystem sold out, surveillance ate everything, and we are losing track of who we are—so naturally we wrote a manifesto.

Four tracks, community judges, and no DevPost—here is how to actually participate in and win ETHBerlin³.

ETHBerlin³ is two weeks away and the system is not going to hack itself.

The upside-down letters are back: ETHBerlin³ is happening, the system needs hacking, and you are cordially invited.

The world is still broken, surveillance capitalism is thriving, and our response is to go to Berlin and write code for three days.

Since its inception, DoD has taken an active role in introducing arts and culture to the Ethereum ecosystem.

From the start, the Department of Decentralization (DoD) has been putting special emphasis on advocating for artists, and exploring…