Want to Win a HackerNoon Writing Contest? Here’s What Winners of the #crypto-api Contest Recommend

Hey Hackers,

Writing contests on HackerNoon are gifts that keep on giving. This year alone, we’ve launched 9 writing contests (and counting) with over $40,000 in prizes up for grabs.

While 1 in 4 respondents from a recent HackerNoon poll have participated in a writing contest, nearly a third feel they wouldn’t get far or haven’t found the right contest yet. And since we want everyone to have a shot at winning, we asked the winners of the recently concluded #crypto-api writing contest to share their tips on submitting a strong entry and increasing your chances of winning a HackerNoon contest.

Here’s what they had to say:

#crypto-api Contest Winners on Participating in HackerNoon Writing Contests

I'd say, always give time to quality research, collaborate with friends that you think have more experience and knowledge on a particular topic, and be original. Also, avoid the excessive use of AI, let your God-given creative juice out on your piece.

Amarrny

Amarrny came third in the #crypto-api writing contest, winning 200 USDT for: Crypto Data APIs: The Invisible Force Driving Market Intelligence

Money shouldn't be your primary motivator to participating in these contests. Learn to genuinely express yourself and focus on how you can impact others.

Emmanuel Ajala

Emmanuel Ajala came second in the #crypto-api writing contest, winning, 300 USDT for: Unlocking the Power of Crypto APIs: Transforming Data Into Insight and Opportunity

Stay consistent and grow your skill set.

Ileolami

Ileolami came first in the #crypto-api writing contest, winning 500 USDT for: Build a Real-Time Crypto Tracker with CoinGecko API and React.js

That’s it from our winners!

Ready to put these tips to good use?