Burning Token

What builders madewith Linkup.

Thanks for supporting Burning Token in San Francisco and online.

Meet the projects
20+

projects entered the
Linkup challenge

320+

active participants

60+

projects in the recap

~200

attendees across three in-person events

Two projects to explore

A first look at two projects. We’ll share all entries in your challenge in the full report, after the winners are selected.

Screenshot of ChainBrief

ChainBrief

Researches blockchain protocols and addresses to help builders assess an integration.

Linkup powers web searches and follow-up research, with findings saved in a research notebook.
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What we reviewed

In ChainBrief, the submitted case shows three Linkup searches and two follow-up decisions, with sources and a saved research notebook.

Technical review: September 20, 2026. Screenshot: September 22.
Screenshot of HelpLoop

HelpLoop

Helps coordinate requests for help with relevant resources and volunteers.

Linkup researches local resources and follows up on gaps before results are ranked.
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What we reviewed

HelpLoop’s reviewed source connects initial findings to gaps and follow-up searches before ranking the results.

Technical review: September 20, 2026. Screenshot: September 22.
Stranger Builds

Halloween Hackathon · SF & Melbourne

Join us again for “Stranger Builds”.

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About these numbers

Figures are rounded for this recap. The underlying counts are 324 active participants, 192 unique attendees across three in-person activations, and 65 projects in the recap (55 submitted through the regular flow plus 10 recovered from work saved before the deadline). 24 projects selected the Linkup category. Category counts reflect entries, not a count of verified integrations. Technical observations are described with each project. Snapshot: September 21, 2026.