ETHKyiv is a yearly technology event, spanning over three days of non-stop technical talks, workshops, competitions, and coding. For 60 hours straight, around 200+ participants will enjoy world-class speeches,, community side events, and its classic 48-hour coding competition.
ETHKyiv is targeted at creative minds with a hacker spirit (in the classical definition of the word). Anyone with a technical profile is welcome to apply, not only engineers (eg. web designers are welcome too).
ETHKyiv curators aim at selecting the best, most participative and motivated, programmers and creatives. For this they rely on what candidates fill in their profiles (their pitches and personal bios) and evidence of engagement in other hackathons (but not required). CVs don't matter, please don't paste full CVs as an application pitch. What matters is your potential and your passion for technology, no matter your level of experience.
ETHKyiv is free for all selected attendees.
No. Candidates must register and apply individually (they are evaluated and selected individually too, see above).
No. All attendees must apply to the event individually.
No. But we are focused on builders and do encourage you to the hackathon during the event, and not just passively roam around the venue. Fortunately, there are plenty of activities to choose from.
Please let us know. Spots are limited and it would be nice if another candidate could go instead (but no, you cannot choose who that candidate might be).
A detailed schedule will be available closer to the event, on our website
Yes, live streaming will be available. The feed will be focused on the activities taking place on the main stage, such as talks and contests. When nothing is going on there, you can expect a general transmission of the event.
Unless the speaker states otherwise, every talk will be recorded and available online in the weeks following the event.
Food and drinks will be provided for free for all attendees. We'll be providing lunch and dinner daily, and there will be random snacks and beverages available 24/7.
Although most of our participants are from Ukraine, we have attendees coming from all over the world. English is usually well understood and accepted. Our main motivation is technology and talent, and these are global attributes, so our main 'language' is what we use to code. English is not the only language at the event, though. The event is bilingual, so there may be talks held in ukrainian. These will be properly identified in the event's schedule.
You will get a POAP.
Of course. There will also be a limited number of ethernet outlets in the table area, but teams doing projects for the 48h competition have priority on these..
Yes, you do. And if your talk is accepted, it means you're immediately accepted as an attendee as well (of course).
English is the official language, yes, but it's optional for participants and speakers. If you're not comfortable (enough) with delivering a talk in english, you can choose to deliver it in Ukrainian instead.
If you are interested in sponsoring ETHKyiv, please contact us at for a prospectus and sponsorship application instructions.