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FINAL EPISODE
The journey comes to an end.
In the final episode of Cypher Tank, the 3 remaining projects face their last and most decisive session. After multiple rounds of pitches, questions, and evaluations, the winners are finally revealed.
This grand finale raises the stakes to their highest level:
๐ฅ Third place: $190,000
๐ฅ Second place: $210,000
๐ฅ First place: $250,000
Only 1 project claims the top prize, but all 3 leave the stage having proven their value and resilience within the Bitcoin ecosystem.
This episode encapsulates what Cypher Tank stands for:
funding Bitcoin projects through low time preference, strong ethics, and a commitment to long-term impact over short-term hype.
In Episode 4, Cypher Tank introduces a brand-new category: non-profit projects.
3 teams step on stage to compete for $200k in funding, evaluated by five new honeybadger judges. The stakes are clear:
๐ฅ $100K for first place
๐ฅ $60K for second
๐ฅ $40K for third
This episode explores a different side of Bitcoin funding: where impact, ethics, and long-term value matter more than profit.
By the end of the episode, the first winners are revealed.
3rd of 5 episodes - End of the semifinals
The finalists are announced
2 new STARTUPPERS present their projects and compete for $850,000 in front of some of the most important VCs and entrepreneurs in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Out of the 8 startups selected for the semifinals, only 3 will advance to the final by the end of the episode.
2nd of 5 episodes
3 new STARTUPPERS (selected between 150 applicants) compete to get 850k dollars in front of the most important VCs & entrepreneurs of the bitcoin ecosystem:
Who's going to be the most impactful and gets to the final?
First of 5 episodes where 11 STARTUPPERS (selected between 150 applicants) compete to get 850k dollars in front of the most important VCs & entrepreneurs of the bitcoin ecosystem
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From 150+ applicants to 11 finalists
$850K at stake
Honey Badgers in the judge seats instead of Sharks