Polish GamerHash is going like a storm and brings us positive news every now and then. First, it won the competition for startups during the Malta AI & Blockchain Summit, and just a week later, it triumphed during BlockShow in Singapore. During the event organized by, among others, Cointelegraph team and the Singaporean equivalent of the KNF, our native project once again became famous. What is important, Singapore Fintech Week is the time when not only blockchain industry meets, but also companies from the world of traditional finance. So, it can be said that Patrick Bush's team actively contributes to publicizing the topic of cryptocurrencies in completely new areas. CoinMarketCap - The Capital and Global Binanace Meeting also took place during the event. Both meetings were attended by a strong Polish representation. Every evening in the best rooftop bars networking events took place, organized among others by the largest Asian exchanges, which invited valuable projects. The recent announcement of China's positive stance on blockchain, sparked positive sentiment across Asia. GamerHash selected by Cointelegraph Back in June, GamerHash was selected by Cointelegraph as one of the more interesting blockchain projects, competing against over 200 projects. This was followed by a list of projects that were invited to the youtube series "CryptoBusters". Andy Creez and another expert judged 30 second pitches recorded with a phone. While the pitch itself is not a problem, summarizing a project in 30 seconds is a big challenge. The Polish team won one of the episodes, along with the BeatDapp project with which they competed until the end on stage. The prize was tickets for the team to BlockShow, a booth at Startup Village and participation in the pitch on one of the two main stages. The attendance itself allowed us to make many interesting investor contacts and partnerships with projects from Asia. GamerHash sees great potential in the Asian market, where gaming is treated like a religion. In Singapore, the team was joined by a new advisor - Filip Neo Kubski, who is one of the best CS:GO players in history. According to Artur Pszczółkowski, CMO of the project, in the South Asian region Neo is like David Beckham. His presence helps a lot to reach the hermetic gaming community. GamerHash wins another international competition During the second day of the conference, pitches were held in which 10 projects participated. Each of them had 5 minutes for presentations and 2 for questions from mentors - world-class investors. GamerHash was represented, just like in Malta, by Artur Pszczółkowski. The formula did not designate one winner. Each mentor from the jury indicated with whom they wanted to meet and talk about a potential investment. On stage after the announcement of the winners appeared 5 projects, including GamerHash, with a big applause of Polish colleagues. In the summaries, BlockShow social media channels and comments after the investors pitch, 3 projects stood out the most with their potential and business idea - KeyLess, BeatDapp and Polish GamerHash. All these projects were winners of the youtube series "CryptoBusters". Artur Pszczółkowski comments on the victory as follows: We went to Singapore charged with positive energy after winning at AIBC Malta. BlockShow, however, is a completely different, higher level. Projects came from all over the world, and investors were looking for blockchain unicorns (one of the mentors was Winklevoss Capital). A couple of investors bet on our idea and we will move on to further talks about potential investment and joint activities. This is a great adventure for us and at the same time a good streak confirming the direction we have taken. Asia is an ideal market for our product, so we are glad that our Asian colleagues and soon partners also see it. Congratulations on another triumph to Artur Pszczółkowski and the whole GamerHash team! As you can see, Polish projects can compete side by side with startups from any part of the globe. We keep our fingers crossed for further successes. Tags artur pszczółkowski Blockchain blockshow gamerhash gamerhash singapore gaming cryptocurrencies patryk push
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