
Carnegie Mellon Blockchain
CMU Blockchain Group is a community of blockchain enthusiasts at Carnegie Mellon University that promotes the use of blockchain.

What is Carnegie Mellon Blockchain?
Carnegie Mellon Blockchain aims to make blockchain mainstream by educating students at Carnegie Mellon University about blockchain technology and its applications. The community offers a platform for students of Carnegie Mellon University who are interested in blockchain to come together, exchange knowledge, and collaborate on blockchain-based projects. Carnegie Mellon students can become a part of the community, attend various events and workshops, and engage in hackathons to gain an understanding of blockchain technology and create projects utilizing it.
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