What kind of project will it be?

The hackathon encourages the development of decentralized applications (dApps) that leverage the power of blockchain technology. You can choose to create a project in areas like DeFi, NFTs, supply chain management, or any other innovative application that utilizes web3.

Any frontend-backend requirements?

Yes, participants are expected to develop both frontend and backend components of their project. The frontend should provide a user-friendly interface, while the backend should handle the logic and interaction with the chosen blockchain. You do not need to create a detailed frontend, here the goal is to make the backend testable by frontend which is clear and simple.

Chain and programming language requirement

The concept of the hackathon is to foster innovation and creativity in the web3 space. You are free to choose any chain and programming language for your project. Whether you're building a decentralized exchange, a unique NFT platform, or something entirely new, the sky's the limit!

How to submit a project on the hackathon day?

Submissions will be made from this platform. You will need to provide the following:

A link to the GitHub repository containing your code.
A brief video or document explaining your project, its functionality, and how it aligns with web3 principles, as well as a short video demonstration of the program.
Necessary instructions (how to build, run and test the application) for judges to run and evaluate your project.

Disqualification

A project may be disqualified for the following reasons:

Failure to adhere to the guidelines and requirements outlined in this document.
Submission after the deadline.
The code not running at all or not functioning as it should be.

Additional notes:

👩‍💻You are free to choose any blockchain and programming language for your project.

🤝Collaboration and teamwork are encouraged, but please adhere to the team size limits.

Expectations from winner projects:

Does it solve any real-life problem?
How marketable is the problem solved by the project?
Is it safe, has it been tested?
How is the quality of the smart contract and frontend? Code indentation and writing conventions are important here.
Is the project working without any errors?
How well the project is documented?

Conclusion

We are thrilled to see the innovative projects you will create during this hackathon. Embrace the freedom to choose your chain and programming language, and let your creativity shine. Happy coding, and may the best project win!

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