iExec RLC will close submissions for the WTF Hackathon on August 1st. The 25-day hackathon has a $1,500 prize pool and asks builders to add privacy to an open-source protocol using Nox.
Refer to the official tweet by RLC:
For anyone who's been curious about building with Nox: here's your window.
25 days. $1,500 pool. Pick an open source protocol, add privacy, ship something the space actually needs.
Let's build ?
?Deadline: 2026/08/01https://t.co/stKO67bQhh
— iExec RLC (@iEx_ec) July 8, 2026
RLC Info
iExec is a decentralized cloud computing platform based on the Ethereum blockchain. It provides on-demand computing resources for decentralized applications (dApps) on its cloud. Unlike traditional cloud services, iExec offers a blockchain network that integrates various computing resources, facilitating the smooth operation of dApps by distributing their computational processes.
iExec ensures efficient dApp functioning by offloading processing-intensive computations off-chain, maintaining the uninterrupted operation of on-chain blockchain activities. This decentralization of computations is achieved using XtremWeb-HEP, an open-source Desktop Grid Software. This software facilitates Desktop Grid computing, which leverages unused computing power from various sources for dApp processing. With XtremWeb-HEP, iExec can provide a vast array of essential features, like fault-tolerance, multi-application support, and hybrid public/private infrastructure, allowing dApps to access any computing resource within the iExec framework.
The RLC token is iExec’s native cryptocurrency. It serves as the primary medium to access the services within the iExec infrastructure. This means that to utilize iExec’s decentralized computing resources or other platform-related services, users would primarily engage through the RLC token.
