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\n\n> **→ If you already have a BUIDL on DoraHacks**\n\nChoose your BUIDL project from **\"Apply with Existing BUIDL\"** and identify the track you want to join.\n\n> **→ If you want to submit a new BUIDL project**\n\nClick **“Create a new BUIDL”** and fill in the form as required. You'll be directed to \"Apply for Hackmos | the Cosmos Hackathon\" page after the new BUIDL setup.\n\nFill in the form to offer the information about your project. Note that for demo, demo link and social media, please offer **URLs (with http/https://)**.\n\n

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\n\n# Project Verification\n\nWait! Don't just leave your BUIDL here and forget about it. Please contact DoraHacks staff on **Telegram** [@dorahacksofficial](https://t.me/dorahacksofficial) for project verification and promotional support. We'll make every BUIDL a poster and arrange a live project demo session for you via Youtube Live/Binance Live. Don't let go of the chance to receive huge visibility!\n\nOr, you can also reach us out at the **#buidl-verification channel** in the **Discord** https://discord.gg/gKT5DsWwQ5\n\n# Want to make some changes to your BUIDL?\n\nClick [Avatar] -> [Profile] to enter the Account Center, and click the \"Edit\" button on the top right of the BUIDL to update the BUIDL information.\n\n

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"},{"id":366,"name":"IRL details","slug":"irl","description":"# Event Details\n\n- **Date**: October 6-7\n- **Location**: Wyndham Grand Istanbul Levent.\n- **Participation**: The event is open to everyone, and the best part? Tickets are absolutely free! Secure your spot by registering through this [link](https://d6miff7q71z.typeform.com/to/QvERz3p6?typeform-source=cosmoverse.org).\n- **Expected Attendees**: With approximately 300 hackers anticipated to participate, you'll be in the company of like-minded individuals ready to push the boundaries of Cosmos.\n- **Sponsors**: Hackmos wouldn't be possible without the support of its sponsors. Notable names like Neutron, OKP4, and Akash Network have joined hands to make this event a reality.\n\n# Key Dates of the Hackathon\n\n- October 6-7: Submission period\n- October 7: Review, Judging, and closing ceremony\n\n# About Travel Hotel\n\nhttps://x.com/HackmosHQ/status/1702274212033900655?s=20"},{"id":376,"name":"Track & Bounty","slug":"track-and-bounty","description":"# *Table of Contents*\n\n\n○ Track1: Use OKP4 blockchain governance rules capabilities to enhance the Cosmos ecosystem
\n○ Track2: ABCI++ Track
\n○ Track3: Neutron Cross-Chain Application Challenge
\n○ Bounty: Innovate with Akash: Decentralized Cloud Track
\n○ Bounty: Abstract SDK Bounty
\n○ Bounty: Nibiru Chain: DeFi Money Legos
\n\n\n\n# Track1: Use OKP4 blockchain governance rules capabilities to enhance the Cosmos ecosystem\n\n**Get to know OKP4 and the logic module**\n\nOKP4 blockchain has a special \"logic\" module built-in, which enables Prolog rules evaluation. Prolog is a perfect language to define governance for DAOs and more; it allows way more expressiveness than you could define with CosmWasm and others. The \"law-stone\" CosmWasm smart contract deployed on OKP4 leverages the logic module.\n\n**Challenge**\n\nEnhance existing CosmWasm smart contracts tied to governance and consent rules to provide relevant new features that can only be possible using Prolog language:\n\n- accounts whitelisting related to cross-chain addresses and decentralized identifiers (DID)\n- variables from data stored in an object storage smart contract (OKP4's \"objectarium\")\n- ... and anything you could have in mind!\n\n**Requirements to win**\n\nYour project should provide a working proof of concept interacting with a \"law-stone\" instance deployed on the OKP4 testnet.\n\nAlthough you can adopt any implementation, we would highly appreciate it if you:\n\n- Use NYMLAB's Vectis and link guardianship to Prolog rules.\n- Extend DA0-DA0 smart contracts with advanced governance rules, especially for voting powers\n\n**Docs & support:**\n\n- Manage on-chain rules with Prolog on the OKP4 blockchain: https://docs.okp4.network/tutorials/prolog-1\n\n- OKP4 blockchain repository (to set up the chain locally): https://github.com/okp4/okp4d\n\n- OKP4 \"law stone\" smart contract: https://github.com/okp4/contracts/tree/main/contracts/okp4-law-stone\n\n- Vectis, Smart wallet project: https://github.com/nymlab/vectis\n\n- DA0-DA0 CosmWasm smart contracts for Interchain DAOs: https://github.com/DA0-DA0/dao-contracts\n\n- Website: https://okp4.network/\n\n- Telegram: https://t.me/okp4network\n\n- Discord: https://discord.com/invite/okp4\n\n# Track2: ABCI++ Track\n\n**Background:**\n\nThe Cosmos SDK and CometBFT are at the center of Cosmos. The Cosmos SDK provides a toolkit for building modular, scalable, and interoperable blockchains, while CometBFT provides a consensus algorithm that is secure and efficient.\n\nThe newest releases of the Cosmos SDK (0.50) and CometBFT (0.38) introduce a number of new features and improvements, including support for ABCI++. ABCI++ is a new interface between the Cosmos SDK and the application state machine and has introduced new functionality such as Vote Extensions.\n\nThis hackathon is an opportunity for builders to explore new and innovative use cases for ABCI++. We are looking for applications that:\n\n- **Leverage the new functionality of ABCI++ with Vote Extensions.**\n- **Use ABCI++ in innovative and creative ways.**\n- **Are well-designed and implemented.**\n\nWe encourage participants to think outside the box and to come up with new and innovative ways to use ABCI++. We are particularly interested in applications that can benefit the Cosmos ecosystem, but we are open to all proposals.\n\n**Ideas list:**\n\n- Oracle\n- NFT market\n- Decentralised exchange\n\n**Community resources:**\n\n**Official Docs**\n\n- [CometBFT](https://docs.cometbft.com/v0.37/)\n- [Cosmos SDK](https://docs.cosmos.network/main)\n\n**ABCI++**\n\n- ABCI++ Spec: [Basic Concepts](https://github.com/cometbft/cometbft/blob/main/spec/abci/abci++_basic_concepts.md#consensusblock-execution-methods)\n- ABCI++ Spec: [Application Requirements](https://github.com/cometbft/cometbft/blob/main/spec/abci/abci%2B%2B_app_requirements.md)\n- [Skip's POB Article](https://ideas.skip.money/t/x-builder-the-first-sovereign-mev-module-for-protocol-owned-building/57)\n- [Interchain Medium Article](https://medium.com/the-interchain-foundation/tendermints-new-application-blockchain-interface-abci-86d46bd6f987)\n- [Shortlist of features with required ABCI++ Phase](https://github.com/cometbft/cometbft/blob/v0.38.0-alpha.1/docs/rfc/tendermint-core/rfc-013-abci%2B%2B.md#short-list-of-blocked-features--scaling-improvements-with-required-abci-phases)\n\n**Videos**\n\n- [Sergio from Informal: Presentation on ABCI++](https://youtube.com/watch?v=cAR57hZaJtM)\n- [Dev from Osmosis: A Vision for ABCI++](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHcI3jFgp_E)\n- [Callum from Celestia: Keynote Intro to ABCI++](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuDrSpo_Q-I)\n- [Evan from Celestia: Possible Applications of ABCI++](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGdIZLVYoRs)\n\n**Building Applications**\n\n- [Facu from Binary Builders: Building Cosmos SDK Modules](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kK9uzwEeOE)\n- [Interchain Developer Academy Playlist](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_ottIKPfI4&list=PLE4J1RDdNh6sTSDLehUpp7vqvm2WuFWNU&pp=iAQB)\n\n**Judges**\n\n- Sergio from CometBFT\n- Facundo from Binary Builders\n\n**Mentors**\n\n- Lauren from CometBFT\n- Ali from CometBFT\n- Fabian from Frens\n- Sam Binary Builders\n- Both judges above\n\n**Workshops**\n\n**Cosmoverse:**\n\nTitle: TBD\n\nSpeakers: Facundo from Binary Builders and Ali from CometBFT\n\n**Hackmos:**\n\nTitle: ABCI++ Workshop : Leveraging Vote Extensions to mitigate auction front running\n\nSpeakers: Sam from Binary Builders and Lauren from CometBFT\n\n# Track3: Neutron Cross-Chain Application Challenge\n\n**Judges: Mikhail Mozhaev, Kai Tyurin, Andrei Zavgorodny**\n\n**One-liner: Create an asynchronous IBC application using CosmWasm, ICQ and ICTX**\n\n**Challenge Description:**\n\nIn the Neutron Hackmos Track Challenge, participants are tasked with developing a non-trivial IBC application using CosmWasm smart contracts on the Neutron blockchain. This application should leverage Neutron's ICTX module for IBC actions and the ICQ module for querying information from remote chains.\n\nA non-trivial application, in this context, is one that empowers users to trigger actions capable of altering the state on more than one remote chain. It is essential to prioritize the robustness of your application, especially concerning error handling. Participants must demonstrate the implementation of a fail-safe mechanism that ensures correct behavior even in the event of errors during execution steps.\n\n**Challenge Objectives:**\n\n**1.** **IBC Proficiency**: Showcase your expertise in utilizing IBC capabilities within Neutron's ecosystem.\n\n**2.** **CosmWasm Integration**: Integrate the use of CosmWasm smart contracts to create a sophisticated IBC application.\n\n**3.** **Cross-Chain Interaction**: Develop an application that interacts with multiple remote chains, affecting their states.\n\n**4.** **Error Resilience**: Implement a comprehensive error-handling mechanism to ensure the application's reliability and user experience.\n\n### **Hackmos Workshop**\n\n**Title: Mastering Remote Account Control with Neutron's ICTX Module**\n\n**Description:** Join our workshop to learn how to wield Neutron's ICTX module effectively for remote account management. Gain insights into controlling accounts on a remote chain and explore account recovery techniques, including the intricacies of recreating an interchain account.\n\n**Host:** Mikhail Mozhaev\n\n### **Cosmoverse Tech Workshop**\n\n**Title:** Empowering Mainnet Forking: Tools and Techniques\n\n**Description:** Join us in this workshop as we delve into the critical realm of mainnet operations and explore the imperative need for mainnet forking in various use cases. Discover the innovative tool developed by Hadron Labs for this purpose and gain insights into alternative approaches.\n\n**Host: Kai Tyurin**\n\n# Bounty: Innovate with Akash: Decentralized Cloud Track\n\n**Description**\n\nFor [Hackmos](https://cosmoverse.org/hackmos), Akash Network is inviting participants to leverage the power of Akash Network to build innovative and decentralized solutions for cloud computing. Akash Network is a decentralized cloud marketplace that enables users to find, buy, and sell cloud computing resources in a secure and efficient manner.\n\n**Challenge**\n\nDevelop a DApp or tool that utilizes Akash Network to solve real-world problems or enhances it’s existing cloud computing services. Your project should showcase the advantages of decentralized cloud infrastructure, such as improved cost efficiency, data security, and scalability.\n\n**Project Ideas (not limited to)**\n\n- Decentralized Content Delivery Network (CDN): Build a decentralized CDN using Akash Network that distributes and caches content across multiple nodes. This can improve website loading times, reduce latency, and enhance the resilience of web applications.\n- Decentralized Storage Solution: Create a decentralized file storage DApp on Akash that allows users to securely store and access their files while emphasizing data privacy and security. You could incorporate encryption and smart contract-based access controls.\n- Decentralized Video Streaming Platform: Develop a decentralized video streaming platform that utilizes Akash Network for transcoding and hosting videos. Showcase how decentralized infrastructure can provide cost-effective and scalable video streaming services.\n- Decentralized Gaming Backend: Build a backend infrastructure for online multiplayer games on Akash Network. Highlight how decentralized infrastructure can improve gaming experiences by reducing server downtime and latency.\n- Decentralized Machine Learning Training: Create a DApp that enables users to train machine learning models using Akash's computing resources. Emphasize the cost efficiency and scalability benefits of decentralized cloud infrastructure for data-intensive tasks.\n- Decentralized Finance (DeFi) Analytics: Develop a tool that provides real-time analytics for DeFi projects hosted on Akash Network. This can include tracking liquidity, yield farming strategies, and token performance. Showcase the security and data integrity advantages of decentralized cloud infrastructure.\n- Decentralized Content Delivery for Education: Build a platform that offers educational content, such as video lectures and course materials, utilizing Akash Network for content delivery and storage. Highlight the potential for decentralized infrastructure to provide reliable and accessible educational resources.\n- Decentralized Healthcare Data Exchange: Create a secure platform for sharing and exchanging healthcare data using Akash Network. Emphasize the privacy and security features of decentralized cloud computing for sensitive data.\n- Decentralized IoT Data Processing: Develop a solution for processing and analyzing data from Internet of Things (IoT) devices using Akash Network. Showcase how decentralized infrastructure can handle large-scale data processing efficiently and securely.\n- Decentralized Media Streaming Service: Build a DApp for decentralized media streaming, including music and podcasts, using Akash Network. Highlight how decentralized cloud computing can reduce costs for content creators and improve content availability.\n\n**Bounty Prize:**\n\n- $2,500.00 USD paid in AKT\n\n**Submission Guidelines:**\n\n- Your project must be built using Akash Network or integrate it significantly.\n- Provide clear documentation, including setup instructions, code explanations, and any dependencies.\n- Submit a video demo (3-5 minutes) showcasing your project's features and functionality.\n- Include a detailed README file in your GitHub repository.\n- The project should be open-source and licensed under an OSI-approved license.\n\n**Judging Criteria:** Projects will be evaluated based on the following criteria:\n\n- Innovation and Originality: How unique and groundbreaking is your solution within the context of cloud computing and Akash Network?\n- Functionality: Does your project work as intended, and does it effectively leverage Akash Network's capabilities?\n- User Experience: Is the DApp or tool user-friendly and accessible to a broad audience?\n- Impact: How does your project address real-world cloud computing challenges, and what potential impact could it have on the industry?\n- Documentation and Open Source: Is your project well-documented, and is it open-source for community contributions and improvement?\n\n**Akash Network Resources**:\n\n- Akash Network Documentation: https://docs.akash.network/\n- Akash Network GitHub Repository: https://github.com/ovrclk/akash\n\nRemember to join the Akash Network community on Discord and interact with other participants for guidance, support, and collaboration throughout the hackathon.\n\nLet's decentralize the cloud and revolutionize cloud computing with Akash Network! Good luck, hackers!\n\n# Bounty: Abstract SDK Bounty\n\n**Cw-orchestrator**\n\nCosmWasm Orchestrator ([cw-orchestrator](https://orchestrator.abstract.money/)) is an environment-agnostic CosmWasm scripting library. It enables developers to use the same Rust code to write mock and e2e integration tests and deployment scripts. It also significantly reduces and simplifies the syntax required to perform those tasks.\n\n**Challenge(s):**\n\n- Write integration tests with cw-orch using the [Mock](https://docs.rs/cw-orch/latest/cw_orch/prelude/struct.Mock.html) environment which is an IBC-enabled cw-multi-test mock environment.\n- Develop integration tests using the [Osmosis test-tube environment](https://docs.rs/cw-orch/latest/cw_orch/osmosis_test_tube/struct.OsmosisTestTube.html) which allows for executing Stargate messages.\n- Deploy your contracts to local, test, or mainnet chains using the [`Daemon`](https://docs.rs/cw-orch/latest/cw_orch/prelude/struct.Daemon.html) environment.\n- Use [cw-orchestrator’s IBC features](https://abstract.money/orchestrator/) for CosmWasm IBC development. (free beta available)\n- Publish a crate with your interfaces and deployment logic for use by other teams.\n\n**About Abstract SDK**\n\nAbstract is an interchain application platform built to allow developers and startups to collaborate better and write more scalable, robust, and advanced smart-contract applications. We provide a selection of application development tools, including:\n\n- Smart-contract framework & on-chain infrastructure (Abstract SDK)\n- Development tooling (cw-orchestrator)\n- Front-end libraries ([Abstract.js](https://abstractjs.abstract.money/))\n- Developer Console (Abstract Console)\n\nFirst and foremost, we provide a smart-contract framework with conventions to build applications “modularly,” which means that as a dev, you can use modules and integrations published by other teams and focus directly on your business logic.\n\nOnce deployed and published, applications are available on the app store on the Abstract Account Console, which will be available to users across the interchain.\n\n[Overview of the Abstract Platform](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvsDItIaqig)\n\nThe Abstract platform is currently deployed on Neutron, Juno, Terra, Archway, Sei, and other CosmWasm chains are a simple deployment away.\n\n**Challenge Description:**\n\nDevelop a modular application using Abstract SDK. Some application ideas can be found [here](https://www.notion.so/cdd2c827800d45d6a1d262674cf6b1ec?pvs=21). We encourage developers to combine this challenge with the other CosmWasm challenges such as Neutron’s, Akash’s, and/or Nibiru’s.\n\n**Challenge Objectives:**\n\n1. **App Module: Develop an app module(s) that contains the business logic for your application.**\n2. **Inter-Module Interaction: Leverage other modules available on the Abstract platform like the Dex and Cw-Staking contracts.**\n3. **Deployment: Deploy your application using cw-orchestrator and Abstract’s deployment helpers.**\n4. **Frontend: Craft a frontend to interact with your application.**\n\n**Docs & Support:**\n\n- [Abstract Documentation](https://docs.abstract.money/)\n- [Getting Started with Abstract](https://docs.abstract.money/4_get_started/1_index.html)\n- [App Module Template](https://github.com/AbstractSDK/app-template)\n- [App Module Examples](https://github.com/AbstractSDK/abstract/tree/main/modules/contracts/apps)\n- [App Module Ideas](https://www.notion.so/cdd2c827800d45d6a1d262674cf6b1ec?pvs=21)\n- [Discord](http://discord.gg/uch3Tq3aym)\n- [Getting Started with the Abstract SDK](https://docs.abstract.money/4_get_started/1_index.html)\n\n**Hackmos Workshop**\n\n**Title:** Streamlining CosmWasm Development with Cw-Orchestrator\n\n**Description:** [cw-orchestrator](https://orchestrator.abstract.money/) is an advanced testing and deployment tool for CosmWasm smart-contracts. It simplifies and unifies smart-contract interactions and supports any CosmWasm execution environment including mocks and live networks. Cw-orchestrator’s lead engineer Nicolas gives an overview on how to use cw-orchestrator to accelerate and simplify your development process.\n\n**Host:** Nicolas Kowalski\n\n**Mentors:**\n\n- Adair\n- Robin\n- Nicolas\n\n**Judge:**\n\n- Adair Kelly\n\n# Bounty: Nibiru Chain: DeFi Money Legos\n\n**Challenge:**\n\nNibiru invites Hackmos participants to build DeFi Money Legos, either as dApps or dev tools for other projects, leveraging CosmWasm and Nibiru.\n\n**Project Ideas:**\n\n- **Prediction Markets**: Build a platform for users to bet on future events from the Nibiru blockchain by buying and selling fungible tokens that represent the probability of certain outcomes. Odds will then be determined dynamically based on the supply and demand of the probability shares. This could leverage x/oracle and should support creation of arbitrary markets.\n- **Synthetics**: Build a decentralized liquidity layer based on synthetic assets that can be composed with dApps on Nibiru and other chains in the IBC ecosystem. This would likely leverage Nibiru’s Oracle Module to allow the creation of synths for arbitrary assets by pulling data from off-chain APIs.\n- See the full **[RFP List](https://www.notion.so/9365f31b339f4ce69ac25d88dd519690?pvs=21)** for more info.\n- **Index Tokens**: Construct a platform that allows users to create and manage indices of popular cryptocurrencies, yield-bearing assets, or RWAs (stocks, commodities, etc.).\n- **Mobile Tool/App: Build a tool to see asset performance, analytics, user portfolios or other data from a mobile device.**\n- **Oracle Infra**: Add new data sources to the [NibiruChain/pricefeeder](https://github.com/NibiruChain/pricefeeder), or add interesting data feeds that other dApps could build upon. For example, a data feed for random/pseudo-random numbers that can be queried in CosmWasm could facilitate gaming dApps. This sort of infra is available on Ethereum, but it’s a missing piece on Cosmos.\n- **Lending & Borrowing**: Build a platform that enables crypto-collateralized lending and borrowing on Nibiru. Allow users to deposit supported assets as collateral to take out loans in stablecoins or other assets. Interest rates can be determined algorithmically based on utilization. Feel free to explore features like fixed rated lending, flash loans, or undercollateralized loans for whitelisted borrowers.\n- **IBC Integrations**: Develop ways for users to seamlessly leverage the utility and shared liquidity of CosmWasm-enabled chains. This integration would be between Nibiru and chains like Neutron, Osmosis, Sei, Terra, Injective.\n- **Flex: Feel free to propose and build outside of this project idea list if it seems relevant.**\n\n**Submission Guidelines:**\n\n- Projects should be open-source, have a detailed README, and usage instructions.\n- Include a short demo of some kind, whether as a video or in a well-prepared written format.\n- Make the smart contracts runnable against a local instance of the chain, OR deploy the contracts [on testnet](https://app.nibiru.fi/).\n\n**Judging Criteria:**\n\n- Execution / Functionality\n- User Experience, Developer Experience, Documentation\n- Impact\n- Creativity / Innovation\n\n**Mentors & Judges**: Erick Pinos (Ecosystem Lead), Unique Divine (Co-founder, Dev)\n\n**Nibiru Chain Resources:**\n\n- [Nibiru Docs](https://nibiru.fi/docs/)\n- [Nibiru CosmWasm Sandbox](https://github.com/NibiruChain/cw-nibiru/tree/main)\n- Client SDKs: [Nibiru TypeScript SDK](https://github.com/NibiruChain/ts-sdk), [Nibiru Python SDK](https://github.com/NibiruChain/py-sdk),\n- DMs: https://t.me/uniquedivine, https://t.me/erickpinos\n- Discord: https://discord.gg/nibirufi"},{"id":398,"name":"Workshop Schedule","slug":"workshop","description":"

Date & Time	Workshop	Name of the room
Oct 6 - 7, 2023 10:00 am - 2pm	NEUTRON	Mimar Sinan
OKP4	Ibni Sina
Interchain	Biruni
Chill room	Leonardo 1
Akash	Leonardo 2
Nibiru and Abstract	Leonardo 3

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You gotta come and check it out!\n\n# OKP4 Track\n\n**First Place**\n\n**[Blocktrain Builders](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7531)**\n\nAI model training with OKP4 blockchain verification\n\n**Second Place**\n\n**[Knowledge Network State](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7523)**\n\nOnline expertise DAO for verifiable skills\\\n\n**Third Place**\n\n**[InfraLogic DAO](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7533)**\n\nProlog rules-based deployment\n\n# ABCI++ track\n\n**1st Place**\n\n**[abcAI moderator](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7529)**\n\nUsing AI, ABCI++, and the Cosmos SDK to detect and remove spam proposals\n\n**2nd Place**\n\n**[ibc sync](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7522)**\n\nIbc-sync allows validators to perform reliable and censorship resistant relaying without the need for external incentives.\n\n**3rd Place**\n\n**[cocage](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7516)**\n\nCocage is Data Availability/Publication module for Cosmos\n\n**4th Place**\n\n**[linked packets](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7527)**\n\nAtomic Cross Channel IBC Packets\n\n# Nibru Chain track\n\n**1st Place**\n\n**[crozzlend](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7537)**\n\nCross chain liquidations are complex. They require the movement of liquidity from a chain where a user has liquidity to another chain with a liquidity option. Additionally, an overview of all available liquidation options across all chains is required. We propose a unified, user friendly dashboard to list available liquidations across different chains. We will then use IBC to orchestrate the liquidity transfer from one chain to another and automatically liquidate.\n\n# Abstract SDK Bounty\n\n**1st Place**\n\n**[InfraLogic DAO](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7533)**\n\nDecentralized org using logic to decide who can pitch project ideas, and then sets up the tech needed for those ideas\n\n**2nd Place**\n\n**[ValiBoot](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7520)**\n\nValiBoot lets validators bootstrap delegations and break into active sets that they couldn't get to alone.\n\n# Akash track\n\n**1st Place**\n\n**[Blocktrain Builders](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7531)**\n\nEmpowering transparent AI model management and fair revenue sharing through the synergy of OKP4's governance and Akash's deployment ease\n\n# Neutron\n\n**1st Place**\n\n**[Interchain Protocol Guild](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7524)**\n\nProject curation: permissionless protocol enables anyone to curate lists of addresses worthy of receiving public goods funding\n\nValue attribution: list curators can set custom splits between addresses on each list to account for relative value contributed by person/project behind each address\n\nConvenient payment: public goods funders can select lists and conveniently stream payments to them, which automatically splits the payment according to the value attribution specified in the list\n\nAccountability: on-chain payments enable the community to give credit where credit is due\n\n\n**2nd Place**\n\n**[Valiboot](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7524)**\n\nValiBoot lets validators bootstrap delegations and break into active sets that they couldn't get to alone.\n\n**3rd Place**\n\n**[Paytex](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7532)**\n\nweb3 neobank app for mass adoption and everyday stablecoin payment solution"}],"skills":null,"applied":false,"isCurrentHackerRegistered":false,"buidlsCount":20,"applicationsCount":29,"organization":{"id":576,"name":"Cosmoverse & Hackmos Dubai 2024","logo":"https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/191c8046712ac149303fee6447dae031.jpeg"},"description":"# \n\n## Join Hackmos Hacker Group: https://t.me/hackmos2023\n\n# Join the Cosmos Hackathon “Hackmos” in Istanbul!\n\nAre you ready to dive into the world of Cosmos? Do you have innovative ideas that could shape the future of blockchains? Look no further, because the Hackmos is just around the corner! Organized by Cosmoverse, this exciting event is set to take place on October 6-7 at the prestigious Wyndham Grand Istanbul Levent in the vibrant city of Istanbul, Turkey.\n\n**Unveiling the Cosmos: A Hackathon Like No Other**\n\nThe Hackmos Hackathon is an exceptional opportunity for tech enthusiasts, developers, and creatives to come together and explore the limitless possibilities of the Cosmos ecosystem. Whether you're a blockchain novice or an experienced developer, this event promises to be a playground of innovation, collaboration, and skill-building.\n\n# Event Details\n\n- **Date**: October 6-7\n- **Location**: Wyndham Grand Istanbul Levent.\n- **Participation**: The event is open to everyone, and the best part? Tickets are absolutely free! Secure your spot by registering through this [link](https://d6miff7q71z.typeform.com/to/QvERz3p6?typeform-source=cosmoverse.org).\n- **Expected Attendees**: With approximately 300 hackers anticipated to participate, you'll be in the company of like-minded individuals ready to push the boundaries of Cosmos.\n- **Sponsors**: Hackmos wouldn't be possible without the support of its sponsors. Notable names like Neutron, OKP4, CosmosSDK/CometBFT and Akash Network have joined hands to make this event a reality.\n\n# Why Should You Attend?\n\n**Hackmos** offers a unique platform to:\n\n- **Learn**: Gain insights into the Cosmos ecosystem, one of the most exciting and dynamic areas of blockchain technology.\n- **Collaborate**: Network with fellow developers, blockchain enthusiasts, and potential collaborators to bring your ideas to life.\n- **Compete**: Showcase your skills and creativity by participating in the hackathon's challenges and competitions.\nWin Prizes: Incredible prizes await the most innovative and impactful projects.\n- **Explore Istanbul**: When you're not busy hacking, explore the beauty and culture of Istanbul, where East meets West in the most enchanting way.\n\n# Entry Requirements\n\nEntry is open to any web3 / web2 developers that are interested in building on Cosmos\n\n# Judge Criteria\n\n**Technology Innovation:**\n\n- Evaluate the project's potential to solve real-world problems or create new opportunities within the blockchain and cryptocurrency ecosystem.\n\n**Functionality and Usability:**\n\n- Evaluate the project's functionality and user-friendliness. Does it work as intended, and is it accessible to a wide range of users?\n- Consider the project's user interface (UI) and overall user experience (UX) to ensure it is intuitive and efficient.\n\n**Security and Trustworthiness:**\n\n- Examine the project's security measures and the team's commitment to safeguarding user assets.\n\n**Community Impact and Adoption Potential:**\n\n- Gauge the potential for the project to gain traction and achieve widespread adoption within the crypto community.\n\n# Participating Team\n\nFind your team during the Cosmoverse main event or in our [Telegram](https://t.me/hackmos2023/1) channel.\n\n- 1-6 persons per team\n- It is allowed to start brainstorming before Hackmos, but most of the coding should be done during the hackathon\n\n# Submission\n\n**Submission Process:**\n\n- All entries must be sent through the DoraHacks platform.\n\n**Language Requirement:**\n\n- The presentation must be delivered in English.\n\n**Project Limitations:**\n\n- Each team is limited to submitting one project per challenge, and the same project cannot be entered in multiple challenges.\n\n**Eligibility for Winning:**\n\n- To be considered for winning, it is essential to both submit your project and deliver a presentation. Failing to do either will disqualify you from the competition. Both submission and presentation are compulsory for eligibility to win.\n\n# Sponsors\n\n- Neutron: Track Owner\n- OKP4: Track Owner\n- CosmosSDK/CometBFT: ABCI++ Track Owner\n- Akash Network: Bounty Owner\n\nSpecial thanks to our wifi sponsor, Fairblock\n\n# About Cosmoverse\n\nCosmoverse is an annual event focusing on the Cosmos ecosystem and beyond. We bring together a diverse range of participants from the Cosmos ecosystem. The event serves as a platform for knowledge exchange, networking, and exploration of the latest trends in Cosmos. 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If you're considering building a crypto startup, this hackathon is the perfect opportunity to showcase what you can build in the world’s most competitive hackathon.\n\nRemember: Solana Hackathons are different from traditional hackathons that you may have participated in. They are intended for serious developers and entrepreneurs to compete over a 6-week period in order to formulate a business idea, sprint through development, and pitch the product by submitting a project in the hackathon.\n\n**Do I need to register first before submitting a project?**\n\nYes, please register for an account at solana.com/hyperdrive. If you are part of a team, each individual team member must register to join teams in the hackathon.\n\nA project submission form will be available on the platform 1 week before the Hackathon submission deadline. In order to be eligible for any prizes, teams must complete the project submission form before the deadline.\n\n**Are Solana Hackathons for new projects, and who is eligible to win?**\n\nOur Hackathon is for new projects that haven’t raised outside capital. It is not intended for established projects who have been building the same product for years and have already raised venture funding.\n\nProjects cannot have started development more than 2 months before the commencement of the Hyperdrive Hackathon. Projects will only be judged on the code and work produced between the start and end dates of the Hackathon. This rule does not mean that if you previously built an unrelated product and raised funding that you’re ineligible. If you’re an entrepreneur or developer building a new product that you haven’t raised funding for yet, then you may compete and be eligible to win.\n\nBuilders need to indicate in the submission form if they’ve used pre-existing code in project submissions. Project teams are also required to disclose all relevant information in the submission form. If, upon inspection, a project team is found to have completed substantial work before 2 months prior to the hackathon, the hackathon organizer retains the sole right to disqualify the project from the competition.\n\nNote: “Pre-existing code” does not refer to open-source code developed previously by others. In fact, we encourage project founders to compose with existing Solana protocols.\n\n**Where can I access developer resources?**\n\nCheck out the Developers page on Solana’s official website. This resource has all the documentation, tools, tutorials, and guides needed to launch a product on Solana today.\n\n**Where can I ask technical questions?**\n\nHead over to the #dev-questions channel in the Hyperdrive Discord Server.\n\n**Can I submit a project individually or do I need to join a team?**\n\nYou may submit a project as a solo founder. However, we recommend reaching out to other builders on the platform who may add value to your project. Solana Hackathons are highly competitive and so we recommend teaming up with others to develop your project as much as possible.\n\n**Even though the Hyperdrive Hackathon is online, are there in-person events I can attend while working on my hackathon project?**\n\nYes! Ecosystem teams around the world are hosting coworking spaces running concurrently with the Hackathon. RSVP for one the hacker house locations at solana.com/events.\n\n**Do I need to be technical to join the Hyperdrive Hackathon?**\n\nIt is not a requirement to be an engineer to participate. If you have skills in Marketing, Business Development, Design, etc., there are many technical builders in need of a business-minded co-founder.\n\nHowever, it is critical that you find technical co-founders that pair well with your skillset. Solana Hackathons are intended for entrepreneurs to sprint through development and compete to launch new crypto startups, so both business and engineering competencies are important in these competitions.\n\n**Where can I find project ideas?**\n\nWhile builders are encouraged to come up with novel concepts, Superteam has created a repository of project ideas.\n\n**What is the required information in the project submission form?**\n\nHackathon projects will need to provide the following:\n\n- Name & Email address of primary team leader\n- Product name\n- A 50 word max description of the product\n- A list of teammates\n- The backgrounds/previous experience on each of the teammates\n- Where the team is located in the world\n- A product logo\n- Github or GitLab repo link(s)\n - While open-source repos are encouraged, you may keep your repo private. If you decide to close-source your code, you are required to share with hackathon@solana.org so hackathon organizers and judges can review.\n- A product link, with testing instructions\n- Presentation link\n - Presentations can be submitted as a slide deck and/or a video presentation. Videos should not be longer than 3 minutes.\n - Here is a template to use for your slide decks\n- A link to your project Twitter account\n\nHackathon builders should view their project submissions as a pitch to potential investors. That is why you should allocate enough time to ensure your presentation is clear, concise, and high quality.\n\n**How will projects be judged?**\n\nHackathon project submissions will be judged on a variety of factors. After projects are submitted, they are evaluated by a judging panel to determine a shortlist based on a review of the code and presentation. As Solana Hackathons are intended to be a speed run through the launch of a new project, it's important that all participants spend time finishing their marketing and presentation, as well their code.\n\nAll projects will be reviewed, and judges will consult these factors as they evaluate:\n\n- Background: Who is the team creating this product? And why are they interested in creating a solution to the problem they set out to solve?\n- Functionality: How well does this project work? What is the quality of code?\n- Potential Impact: How big is the total addressable market for this project? What will be the impact of this project on the broader Solana ecosystem?\n- Novelty: How unique is this project's concept?\n- User Experience: How well does this project utilize Solana's performance to create great UX for downstream users?\n- Open-source: Is this project open-source? How well does the project compose with other primitives in the Solana ecosystem?\n- Business Plan: Is there a viable business to be built around this project? At their core, Solana Hackathons are startup competitions, so this is critical. Also, it is key to allocate enough time on your project presentation (slides or video) to give a holistic view of your project.\n\nAfter judges complete individual evaluations, the Solana Foundation team will sync with the judges and choose the winners while taking into account their feedback/scores. Winners of the event will be announced within a month of the Hackathon submission date.\n\n**May I submit multiple projects?**\n\nNo, each builder can only submit 1 project (and be part of only 1 team). Solana Hackathons are highly competitive, so you should focus on developing your best product concept.\n\n**What is the Hyperdrive Code of Conduct?**\n\nThe Solana Foundation welcomes builders globally to participate in our Hackathon. We intended to create an environment that values engineering, collaboration, creativity, competition, and impact. Accordingly, hackathon administrators, judges, and participants are expected to adhere to the Code of Conduct outlined below for the duration of the Hackathon. The Solana Foundation will enforce this code and have the sole right to disqualify any individual or team that breaks the code.\n\n- Be Respectful: Be kind and respect all participants in the event. Do not insult or put down other participants.\n- Be Professional: Remember that harassment, racism, sexism, or exclusionary jokes are not appropriate during Solana Hackathons or when using the platform. Harassment includes offensive verbal comments related to gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, race, and/or religion. Sexual images in public forums, deliberate intimidation, online stalking, sustained disruption of virtual presentations, or any other inappropriate action is strictly prohibited.\n- Be Thoughtful: In the spirit of open-source and inclusiveness, there may be minors participating in the hackathon. Keep this in mind when communicating or speaking in public forums.\n- Be Open: We welcome participants from all backgrounds. This event is about increasing awareness for Solana and the greater crypto space. Please be welcoming to all who register for the event and help us foster a positive and productive environment for all.\n- Believe in Yourself: Crypto opens the door for anyone to permissionlessly build applications that will change how we all interact with finance, gaming, and everything in-between. Dream big and use this powerful technology to create products that will change the world for the better.\n\nWe encourage all participants to read through the official rules here .\n\n**Will all builders who submit a Hackathon project receive feedback?**\n\nUnfortunately, due to the volume of hackathon submissions we receive, we will not be able to provide direct feedback to all participants. However, we can guarantee that all project submissions will be reviewed by the Solana Foundation and/or the judging panel."},{"id":363,"name":"Submission Guide","slug":"submission","description":"# Getting Started [3-5 MIN]\n\n**1.** **You should submit your BUIDL via [DoraHacks.io](https://dorahacks.io/). Before that, make sure that you already have an account.**\n\nUse the **Sign in/up button** at the upper right corner of the page to access the sign-up options.\n\n

\n\n> **→ If you already have a BUIDL on DoraHacks**\n\nChoose your BUIDL project from **\"Apply with Existing BUIDL\"** and identify the track you want to join.\n\n> **→ If you want to submit a new BUIDL project**\n\nClick **“Create a new BUIDL”** and fill in the form as required. You'll be directed to \"Apply for Solana Hyperdrive Hackathon\" page after the new BUIDL setup.\n\nFill in the form to offer the information about your project. Note that for demo, demo link and social media, please offer **URLs (with http/https://)**.\n\n

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"},{"id":467,"name":"Results(GLOBAL POOL)","slug":"results-global","description":"# Solana Hyperdrive Hackathon Recap and Result Announcement\n\nThe results of the Solana Hyperdrive Hackathon are finally out. This awesome Hackathon offers up to $1 million in prizes and seed funding, making it the perfect opportunity for aspiring crypto enthusiasts to kickstart their journey. It's super excited to see that 111 projects have been submitted on DoraHacks, going from idea to product. So let's dive in and check out the winners!\n\n# Champion\n\n**FluxBeamDEX**\n\nAn AI-powered chatbot that enables easy, user-friendly interactions with the Solana blockchain.\n\n# Mobile Consumer Apps Track\n\n**🏅First Prize**\n\n**Sollinked**\n\nA dApp that gives users a way to set up pay-to-reach services for content creators.\n\n**🏅Second Prize**\n\n**Kizzy**\n\nA dApp where users play games by predicting viewership of influencer content.\n\n**🏅Third Prize**\n\n**Cliq**\n\nA trustless, anonymous social dApp for professionals.\n\n**🏅Fourth Prize**\n\n**BIND**\n\nA dApp that turns shopping into an interactive fashion, merging gamification with personalized style.\n\n**🏅Fifth Prize**\n\n**3TV**\n\nA dApp where groups chat via text, video, and audio, enabling creators to stream, monetize with tips, mint NFTs post-stream, and communities to create token-gated chat rooms.\n\n# Crypto Infrastructure Track\n\n**🏅First Prize**\n\n**epPlex**\n\nA protocol for minting ephemeral, epNFTs.\n\n**🏅Second Prize**\n\n**Ping**\n\nA smart NFT wallet on Solana that offers features like e-commerce and social linking, along with tracking gain user insights.\n\n**🏅Third Prize**\n\n**Torii Security**\n\nA program that enables users to verify the security of deployed programs on Solana by tracking code versions and audits.\n\n**🏅Fourth Prize**\n\n**Firethree**\n\nA tool that offers integrated storage delivering a Firebase-like experience.\n\n**🏅Fifth Prize**\n\n**DeAuth**\n\nAn oAuth provider that streamlines web3 authentication with multi-tenancy, diverse identity linkages, and comprehensive user management.\n\n# Artificial Intelligence Track\n\n**🏅First Prize**\n\n**WysdomXyz**\n\nA platform that provides interactive notebooks that facilitate smart contract creation, dApp prototyping, and collective knowledge building.\n\n**🏅Second Prize**\n\n**Aperture**\n\nApertureAI_’s transaction explainer, which decodes Solana transaction signatures.\n\n**🏅Third Prize**\n\n**Byte In**\n\nA mobile city-building game that incentivizes healthier eating habits.[](https://t.co/tXI3hQoFQW)\n\n**🏅Fourth Prize**\n\n**FRIDAY**\n\nA dApp that gives users access to content and offers from their favorite creators by leveraging their own data.\n\n**🏅Fifth Prize**\n\n**Ryan**\n\nA network that safeguards DAOs and multisigs with decentralized AI agents.\n\n# Games & Entertainment Track\n\n**🏅First Prize**\n\n**[SolCiv](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7660)**\n\nA strategy game with a permissionless marketplace for third-party creators.\n\n**🏅Second Prize**\n\n**Sync Studios**\n\nA solution that turns web2 player mobile player accounts in games into tradable assets.\n\n**🏅Third Prize**\n\n**Hyperdrive Havoc**\n\nA game where players battle enemies, unlock upgrades, and earn cNFTs.\n\n**🏅Fourth Prize**\n\n**Geoverse**\n\nA top-down role player game built fully on chain.\n\n**🏅Fifth Prize**\n\n**Football Club Owners**\n\nA game where participants manage football clubs to generate tangible value.\n\n# Finance & Payments Track\n\n**🏅First Prize**\n\n**Alexandria**\n\nA trade router that consolidates order books into an “order library”.\n\n**🏅Second Prize**\n\n**LUXHAUS**\n\nA platform offering affordable tickets to win luxury assets.\n\n**🏅Third Prize**\n\n**Surfer Finance**\n\nA DeFi protocol that provides yield trading and fixed-rate options for various Solana-based assets.\n\n**🏅Fourth Prize**\n\n**Juicer**\n\nA hub for maximizing yield and managing risk across multiple DeFi apps.\n\n**🏅Fifth Prize**\n\n**Seagull**\n\nA Solana native debit card.\n\n# Physical Infrastructure Networks Track\n\n**🏅First Prize**\n\n**Shaga**\n\nA tool that allows PC lending and monetization for server-side gaming on Solana.\n\n**🏅Second Prize**\n\n**[DAIN](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7688)**\n\nA decentralized AI network with synergistic nodes and services for optimal information delivery and functionality.\n\n**🏅Third Prize**\n\n**Albedo Labs**\n\nA network that uses IoT sensors to manage insurance payouts.\n\n**🏅Fourth Prize**\n\n**[Vaxchain](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7738)**\n\nA DePIN protocol that verifies vaccine authenticity and safety.\n\n**🏅Fifth Prize**\n\n**clusttr.io**\n\nA marketplace for real estate investment through fractional ownership.\n\n# DAOs and Network States Track\n\n**🏅First Prize**\n\n**[PubKeyApp](https://twitter.com/PubKeyApp)**\n\nA customizable, secure open-source Discord verification bot.\n\n**🏅Second Prize**\n\n**Tatami**\n\nA tool that streamlines Solana token launches.\n\n**🏅Third Prize**\n\n**hub3**\n\nA social-fi platform that empowers creators to monetize their content through advanced token-gated access.\n\n**🏅Fourth Prize**\n\n**[DAOCre-8](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7737)**\n\nA platform that combines traditional crowdfunding with decentralized governance.\n\n**🏅Fifth Prize**\n\n**[OndaProtocol](https://twitter.com/OndaProtocol)**\n\nDecentralized, community moderated forums built using Solana Account Compression.\n\n# The University Award\n\n**Space Fight**\n\nA multiplayer spaceship game with NFT-based ships, power-ups, and multiple modes.\n\n# The Climate Award\n\n**CarbonPay**\n\nAn eco-friendly Solana wallet.\n\n# The Public Goods Award\n\n**Radiants**\n\nA protocol for ecosystem-wide NFT deflation & merging of projects utilizing a suite of tools."},{"id":483,"name":"Results (Dora extra prize pool)","slug":"results-dora","description":"# Solana Hyperdrive Hackathon Result (Dora extra prize pool)\n\nHey, please take a moment to explore the finalists of the Dora extra prize pool in the Solana Hyperdrive Hackathon. The judges have carefully reviewed all the submissions on [DoraHacks.io](http://dorahacks.io/) and have selected some incredible teams from the APAC region. These teams will be sharing an exclusive $30k in prizes additionally. Be sure to check them out and delve into the impressive projects they have developed!\n\n# Second Prize\n\n**[Frontier Realms Zero](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7733)**\n\nThe Grand Web3 AI Confluence of Empires.\n\n# Third Prizes\n\n**Trade or Bust**\n\n**[MindForgeX](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7672)**\n\nOverview MindForgeX is a quest system for live streamers, designed to build and engage with their fanbase by leveraging cNFT technology.\n\n**[Desig Protocol](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/5173)**\n\nDesig is a blockchain-agnostic multisig solution, enhancing a Trustless ecosystem with two-factor authentication and social recovery.\n\n# Participation\n\n**[Trekn](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7657)**\n\nTrekn is a location-based platform that elevates travel through a dynamic point system and cNFTs, powered by the local community. Discover, share, and validate IRL experiences, turning each journey into a treasure hunt. Navigate with confidence; every experience is community-verified.\n\n**[Storylok](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7765)**\n\nWorld's first AI powered text-based RPG game with cNFT as memories\n\n**[Gasilon](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7757)**\n\nA permissionless infrastructure layer that abstracts gas fees, allowing users to make any transaction on Solana without SOL\n\n**[Pocket DAO](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7746)**\n\nPocket DAO is a revolutionary decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) platform built on the Solana blockchain, designed to empower users with direct control and decision-making power in the palm of their hand. With our mobile app, you can easily participate in and manage DAO activities, making governance and collaboration more accessible than ever before.\n\n**[Blockto](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7655)**\n\nBlockto is a decentralized social platform on Solana, dedicated to combating deepfakes by ensuring content authenticity from the start."}],"skills":["python"],"applied":false,"isCurrentHackerRegistered":false,"buidlsCount":112,"applicationsCount":113,"organization":null,"description":"# \n\n### Participants must also register at [solana.com/hyperdrive](https://solana.com/hyperdrive)\n\n**For questions and help, join the official Hyperdrive Hackathon Discord server: https://discord.gg/hyperdrive**\n\n# Overview\n\nThe Solana Foundation is excited to host the Solana Hyperdrive Hackathon, an online, global event with up to $1 million in prizes and seed funding. The eighth Solana hackathon will run September 6 through October 15. It’s open to everyone, and anyone with a project idea is encouraged to register.\n\nThe Hyperdrive Hackathon has a grand prize in addition to 7 tracks including Mobile Consumer Apps, DAOs & Network States, Crypto Infrastucture, Gaming & Entertainment, Artificial Intelligence, Finance & Payments, and Physical Infrastructure Networks. The previous hackathon, Grizzlython, saw over 10,000 participants submit 800 projects.\n\n# Projects will be eligible for:\n\n- GRAND CHAMPION: $50,000 USDC prize &3 passes to Solana Breakpoint conference \n- PUBLIC GOODS AWARD :$20,000 USDC \n- UNIVERSITY AWARD: $20,000 USDC \n- CLIMATE AWARD: $5,000 USDC \n\nTrack prizes in DePIN, AI, DeFi & Payments, Games & Entertainment, Mobile Consumer dApps, Crypto Infrastructure, DAOs & Network States ranging from $30,000 USDC to $5,000 USDC\n\n# IRL events\n\nDuring Hyperdrive, there are 2 IRL Hacker Houses in India. To RSVP, do so at solana.com/events\n\n# Requirements\n\n- No purchase necessary to enter or win.\n- Void where prohibited.\n- Participants must be the age of majority in their state/country of residence or older.\n\n# Tracks\n\n**PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORKS**\n\nDESIGN CRYPTO INCENTIVIZES TO BUILD PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORKS TO DISRUPT TRADITIONAL INCUMBENTS.\n\n**ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE**\n\nCOMBINE AI WITH CRYPTO TO ACCELERATE YOUR CRYPTO PRODUCT.\n\n**FINANCE & PAYMENTS**\n\nLEAVE TRADITIONAL FINANCE BEHIND. DESIGN NEW DECENTRALIZED APPLICATIONS FOR A MORE OPEN FINANCIAL SYSTEM.\n\n**GAMING & ENTERTAINMENT**\n\nCREATE THE FUTURE OF GAMING. SHAPE BLOCKCHAIN-BASED GAMES, NFTS, AND MORE TO ALLOW PLAYERS TO DIRECTLY INTERACT WITH P2P MARKETS.\n\n**MOBILE CONSUMER APPS**\n\nBUILD THE NEXT GENERATION OF MOBILE WEB PRODUCTS ON CRYPTO TO ONBOARD A BILLION USERS.\n\n**CRYPTO INFRASTRUCTURE**\n\nBUILD THE ROBUST TOOLS AND INFRASTRUCTURE TO POWER DAPPS ACROSS THE SOLANA ECOSYSTEM.\n\n**DAOS & NETWORK STATES**\n\nCREATE TOOLS AND FORM PURPOSE-DRIVEN COMMUNITIES.\n\n# Prizes\n\n- **Grand Prize**: $50K in USDC + the opportunity to present at Solana Breakpoint in 2024\n- **University Award**: $20K in USDC\n- **Public Goods Award**: $20K in USDC\n- **Climate Award**: $5K in USDC\n- 5 winners each of the 7 use case tracks: 1. $30k 2. $20k 3. $15k 4. $10k 5. $5k all in USDC\n- **Dora extra prize pool: Exclusive $30k in prizes additional to the best teams in the APAC region.**\n\n# Developer resources\n\n- https://solana.com/hyperdrive/resources\n\n# Disclaimer\n\nThe Solana Hyperdrive Hackathon is a competition where projects will be evaluated by judges on their technological merits without consideration of legal viability. Participants in the Hackathon will create software solely for purposes of evaluation by judges as part of a competition and not for commercial deployment or release as part of the Hackathon. All participants must comply with applicable laws and regulations when releasing any software that they develop as part of the Hackathon.\n\nThe developer resources that Solana Foundation (“SF”) provides are for educational and inspirational purposes only. SF does not encourage, induce or sanction the deployment of any such applications in violation of applicable laws or regulations. SF does not encourage, induce or sanction the deployment, integration or use of any such applications (including the code comprising the Solana blockchain protocol) in violation of applicable laws or regulations and hereby prohibits any such deployment, integration or use. This includes use of any such applications by the reader (a) in violation of export control or sanctions laws of the United States or any other applicable jurisdiction, (b) if the reader is located in or ordinarily resides in a country or territory subject to comprehensive sanctions administered by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), (c) if the reader is or is working on behalf of a Specially Designated National (SDN) or is a person subject to similar blocking or denied party prohibitions, or (d) in violation of the Commodities and Exchange Act.","onboardingCompleted":false,"registerFormUrl":null,"preRegisterTime":0,"publicContactHackerHandle":null,"hackersCount":225,"winnerAnnounced":false,"teamCount":0,"title":"Solana Hyperdrive Hackathon","uname":"hyperdrive","imageUrl":"https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18a693f3695c0cec56bf3a74f09b5951.jpg","originUrl":null,"startTime":1693958400,"endTime":1698085800,"timezone":"UTC","city":"Virtual","visible":true,"approvalStatus":6,"state":0,"voteUrl":null,"voteMechanism":null,"bonusPrice":50000,"bonusMechanism":"xxx","followersCount":0,"ecosystem":null,"applyGuide":"null","weight":0,"participationForm":"Virtual","field":"","email":null,"contacts":null,"externalContacts":null,"telegram":null,"discord":null,"whatsapp":null,"wechat":null,"prizeFundingEscrowed":0,"token":"USD","prizeSafeForm":0,"prizeSafeNetwork":null,"prizeSafeOwner":null,"prizeSafeWallet":null,"prizeSafePublishDate":null,"hasOnboarding":false,"isPublicTrackJudging":false,"isEndedTrackJudging":false,"question":null,"countryId":null,"cityId":null,"venueName":null,"venueAddress":null,"category":0,"isEnableBounty":true,"isBountyRequired":false,"isEndedBountyJudging":false,"bountiesLimitForBuidl":10,"isPublicBountyJudging":false,"isMultiTracksAllowed":false,"tracksLimitForBuidl":0,"showIdeaTab":true,"showQuestionTab":true,"showTeamTab":false,"bonusDescription":[],"askHackers":[],"isEnabledQuestions":false,"isEnabledAskHackers":false,"isBuidlsPrivate":false,"trackJudgingMaxScore":100,"bountyJudgingMaxScore":100,"isExtended":false,"oldEndTime":null,"status":2},"status":4,"bounty":null,"track":null,"table":"0","trackObj":{"id":361,"name":"FINANCE & PAYMENTS","judgingCriteria":"","weight":0},"bountyObjs":[]},{"id":8439,"hackathon":{"id":171,"tabSet":[{"id":309,"name":"Workshop Schedule","slug":"workshop","description":"# Workshop Schedule\n\n

Date	Time (PST)	Topics	Speaker	Channel
Aug 10th, 2023	8:00-9:00	Opening Ceremony		Youtube Binance Live
Aug 15th, 2023	8:00-9:00	Workshop #1: Introduction to Cosmos SDK module building	Facundo Medica, Cosmos SDK engineer at Binary Builders	Youtube Binance Live
Sep. 5th, 2023	8:00-9:00	Workshop #2: Navigating Cosmos Governance: exploring the foundation, challenges, and shaping the future	Kam BENBRIK, Research Analyst	Youtube Binance Live
Sep. 6th, 2023	8:00-9:00	Workshop #3: Hackathons Are Just the Beginning: What's next?	Emir Izaddeen, Program Lead	Youtube Binance Live
Sep. 7th, 2023	8:00-9:00	Workshop #4: Build a secure Cosmos-based AppChain	Connie Lam, Head of Solution Architect at Certik	Youtube Binance Live
Sep. 13th, 2023	8:00-9:00	Workshop #5: How to integrate Anima - A privacy first proof of personhood against Sybil attacks	Lucas Alloin, Head of Blockchain @Anima	Youtube Binance Live
Sep. 14th, 2023	8:00-9:00	Workshop #6: 7 Steps to Go from Hackathon Project to VC Funded Startup	Alexander Golding - Ventures Associate at Delphi Digital	Youtube Binance Live
Sep. 15th, 2023	7:00-8:00	Workshop #7: Deploy Lightning-FastIBC Rollapps with Vistara	Mayr Chougule	Youtube Binance Live
Sep. 15th, 2023	8:00-9:00	Workshop #8: Programmable Smart Contracts with Hardened JavaScript	Diego Lizarazo, Director of Developer Relations, Agoric OpCo	Youtube Binance Live
Oct. 30th, 2023	7:00-9:00	Workshop #9: Getting Started with the IBC Fee Middleware	Serdar Turkmenafsar, Devrel Engineer	Youtube Binance Live
Nov. 8th, 2023	8:00-9:00	Demo Day #1	- FortyTwo - EasyPay	Youtube Binance Live
Nov. 9th, 2023	8:00-9:00	Demo Day #2	- Permissionless Interchain DAOs - ChainDefender - WarpCLI - Pocca	Youtube Binance Live
Nov, 2023	TBD	Closing Ceremony		Youtube Binance Live

\n\n# Opening Ceremony\n\n![youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNwElmDEfS4)\n\n- Binance live: https://www.binance.com/en/live/video?roomId=2147387\n- Youtube: https://youtube.com/live/GNwElmDEfS4\n\n# Workshop #1: Introduction to Cosmos SDK module building\n\n![youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kK9uzwEeOE)\n\n- Binance live: https://www.binance.com/en/live/video?roomId=2147975\n- Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kK9uzwEeOE\n\n# Workshop #2: Navigating Cosmos Governance: exploring the foundation, challenges, and shaping the future\n\n**Time: September 5th at 8 am PST**\n\n![youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwwDBpKseLk)\n\n- Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwwDBpKseLk\n- Binance live: https://www.binance.com/en/live/video?roomId=2150360\n\n# Workshop #3: Hackathons Are Just the Beginning: What's next\n\n**Time: September 6th at 8 am PST**\n\n![youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K37dK45ascw)\n\n- Youtube: https://youtube.com/live/K37dK45ascw\n- Binance live: https://www.binance.com/en/live/video?roomId=2150900\n\n# Workshop #4: Build a secure Cosmos-based AppChain \n\n**Time: September 7th at 8 am PST**\n\n![youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZ22cePtjLM)\n\n- Youtube: https://youtube.com/live/FZ22cePtjLM\n- Binance live: https://www.binance.com/en/live/video?roomId=2150359\n\n# Workshop #5: How to integrate Anima - A privacy first proof of personhood against Sybil attacks\n\n**Time: September 13th at 8am PST**\n\n![youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqPYc0bQYIo)\n\n- Youtube: https://youtube.com/live/aqPYc0bQYIo\n- Binance live: https://www.binance.com/en/live/video?roomId=2152376\n\n# Workshop #6: 7 Steps to Go from Hackathon Project to VC Funded Startup\n\n**Time: September 14th at 8am PST**\n\n![youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWanXeAPmV8)\n\n- Youtube: https://youtube.com/live/kWanXeAPmV8\n- Binance live: https://www.binance.com/en/live/video?roomId=2151336\n\n# Workshop #7: Deploy Lightning-FastIBC Rollapps with Vistara\n\n**Time: September 15th at 7am PST**\n\n![youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkRAJ46tuzU)\n\n- Youtube: https://youtube.com/live/NkRAJ46tuzU\n- Binance live: https://www.binance.com/en/live/video?roomId=2152375\n\n# Workshop #8: Programmable Smart Contracts with Hardened JavaScript\n\n**Time: September 15th at 8am PST**\n\n![youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em32hztid_k)\n\n- Youtube: https://youtube.com/live/Em32hztid_k\n- Binance Live: https://www.binance.com/en/live/video?roomId=2152853\n\n# Workshop #9: Programmable Smart Contracts with Hardened JavaScript\n\n**Time: October 30th at 7am PST**\n\n![youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZU-4r_1dm8)\n\n- Youtube: https://youtube.com/live/dZU-4r_1dm8?feature=share\n- Binance Live: https://www.binance.com/en/live/video?roomId=2159991\n\n# Demo Day #1\n\n**Time: Nov 8th at 8am PST**\n\n![youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFFPbu9XNM8)\n\n- Youtube: https://youtube.com/live/kFFPbu9XNM8?feature=share\n- Binance Live: https://www.binance.com/en/live/video?roomId=2161976\n\n# Demo Day #2\n\n**Time: Nov 9th at 8am PST**\n\n![youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyzjNtwWRIc)\n\n- Youtube: https://youtube.com/live/CyzjNtwWRIc?feature=share\n- Binance Live: https://www.binance.com/en/live/video?roomId=2161978"},{"id":310,"name":"Judges","slug":"judges","description":"# Judge Panel\n\n![iygio.jpg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/189e9bbc565e05689c2f6a84cd2bf90e.jpg)\n\n![iy2o.jpg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/189d07b476c805d8dc172864ebfae31d.jpg)\n\n![iy3o.jpg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/189da9277250393eddb3f154e0b86eae.jpg)\n\n- **Alex Golding - Delphi Digital**\n\nAlexander Golding is a Ventures Associate at Delphi Digital, a premier crypto research, investment, and venture studio firm. Previously, Alexander served as the Marvin L Kay Fellow in Finance at George Washington University and as an investment associate at Solana Labs' ecosystem fund. Prior to these roles, he founded Helped Hope, an impact investing convening and advisory firm where he advised over $100bn in AUM on their impact investments, including their \"Blockchain for Impact\" investments.\n\n- **EffortCapital - Blockworks**\n\nEffortCapital is currently a Research Analyst at Blockworks Research focused on the Cosmos ecosystem. Before his position at Blockworks Research, he was the lead Cryptoasset Analyst at Lightning Capital, a digital asset liquid token and VC fund. He has over six years of combined personal and professional experience investing and researching in the crypto space, focusing primarily on consumer-facing applications and go-to-market strategy\n\n\n- **Emir - LongHashX**\n\nEmir is a Program Lead at LongHashX, LongHash Ventures’ accelerator arm, where he spearheads end-to-end processes with regard to their accelerator programs including the upcoming ATOM Economic Zone Accelerator alongside Neutron & ATOM Accelerator DAO. He is also experienced with reviewing projects. In the past year alone, he has assessed over 500 submissions to various programs for funding\n\n- **Cito - Cryptocito/Cosmoverse**\n\nCito is a content creator with the mission to educate and facilitate the onboarding into the Cosmos ecosystem. He is also the co founder of Cosmoverse (Cosmos conference) as well as the validator operator Stakecito\n\n- **Dean Tribble - Agoric OpCo**\n\nDean Tribble is CEO of Agoric OpCo, the software development company stewarding Agoric, the JavaScript smart contract platform and chain onboarding developers into the fabric of web3. An OG cypherpunk, Dean was an early contributor to developing the Inter-Blockchain Communications Protocol (IBC). He is a Director at the Foresight Institute, which researches high-impact technologies, and the Decentralized Cooperation Foundation, which advocates software and technology to improve human cooperation\n\n- **Eric Zhang - DoraHacks & Dora Factory**\n\n\n\n- **Aiden Salzmann - Stride**\n\nAidan Salzmann is the co-founder of Stride and Stride Labs. He has a background in product and engineering, having built multiple software startups before founding Stride. He holds a degree in Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley\n\n- **Reena Shtedle**\n\nReena represents ATOM Accelerator DAO. She is a co-founder & DevRel at Citadel.one, one of the largest validators in Cosmos ecosystem & a user-focused SuperApp. Starting 2022, Reena also serves as a founding member of Cosmos female movement\n\n- **Avril - Neutron**\n\nAvril Dutheil is the Core Contributor of Neutron and is an experienced digital specialist with a background in marketing, community management, digital services, and infrastructure, with a longstanding interest in computing systems and privacy. Having purchased his first Bitcoin in his high school cafeteria, Avril has been active in the Web3 community since 2016. He worked for major web3 leaders including P2P and Lido, growing communities, brands, dealflows and leading strategic business initiatives. He is now focused on contributing to the Cosmos ecosystem, ushering in secure cross-chain DeFi and creating the next generation of blockchain tech.\n\n- **Susannah - Interchain Foundation**\n\nSusannah is the product lead for the IBC team funded by the Interchain Foundation. Previously Susannah worked at ZKValidator and has a PhD in Manufacturing Engineering\n\n- **Harrison Dahme - Lightspeed/Faction**\n\nTechnical Partner at Faction. Forever trying to find ways that crypto can create the future we want. Regen and aspiring ski bum, but creating things is just too fun. Know enough to be dangerous at many things, but master of none. Fluent in set theory & stochastics, cloud footprints, machine learning, cryptoeconomics, counterparty risk, and being a technical cofounder.\n\n- **Connie Lam - Head of Solution Architect at CertiK**\n\nConnie Lam is a Blockchain Expert, Software Engineer, Technical Lead, and Manager with 8 years of experience in full-stack development, data analytics, and SaaS. She has technical expertise with 8 years of hands-on experience in blockchain development, frontend & backend engineering, database management, and mobile development. Connie has a deep knowledge of strategic execution with 2 years of experience in translating business opportunities to technical strategy, from concept to launch. She graduated from Rutgers University in computer science, business and science."},{"id":318,"name":"LongHashX AEZ Accelerator","slug":"longhashx-aez-accelerator","description":"# About LongHashX AEZ Accelerator\n\n

\n\nATOM Accelerator DAO, LongHashX, the accelerator arm of LongHash Ventures, and Neutron launch the ATOM Economic Zone Accelerator Program (AEZ Accelerator), the first program to facilitate developer teams building on Cosmos Hub’s Partner Chains.\n\nComprising an Accelerator Program and a Builders’ Fellowship Program, the AEZ Accelerator provides builders with the strategic and financial support needed to develop successful applications that support and leverage the high security of the Cosmos Hub.\n\n

\n\n# **Cosmos Accelerator Program**\n\nFive projects building on Neutron or other Cosmos Partner Chains will be accepted into the AEZ Accelerator, with each project receiving $100,000 in funding.\n\nAdditionally, these projects will undergo a Web3-native curriculum and receive hands-on support. The program also includes a series of workshops and fireside chats. Each project will have weekly problem-solving sessions with a dedicated Program Lead and Venture Builder.\n\nThe selected projects will also receive access to LongHash Web, the world’s first soulbound token-based on-chain contribution network, to meet one-on-one with notable mentors in the wider Web3 space, including leading founders, investors, and developers.\n\n# **Cosmos Builders’ Fellowship Program**\n\nTwenty to twenty-five projects will be chosen for the Cosmos Builder’s Fellowship Program, where they will receive technical and developer support from Neutron and ATOM Accelerator DAO. They will also participate in workshops and fireside chats and will have access to Mentor Office Hour sessions with LongHashX Venture Builders.\n\nLongHashX AEZ Accelerator is scheduled to start in the middle of October 2023. Builders have until 29 September 2023 11:59 pm (GMT+8) to apply.\n\n

\n\n\n\n# **About Neutron:**\n\n[Neutron](https://neutron.org/) is a highly secure cross-chain smart contract platform for Interchain DeFi. Built with the Cosmos SDK and native support for CosmWasm, it enables developers to build smart contracts affordably and securely with high interoperability across apps and chains.****\n\n# **About LongHashX:**\n\n[LongHashX](https://www.longhash.vc/accelerator/) is one of the world’s leading Web3 accelerators, with the strongest network in Asia, and works closely with ecosystem and infrastructure partners to accelerate the world’s next generation of early-stage founders.\n\n# **About ATOM Accelerator DAO:**\n\n[ATOM Accelerator DAO](https://www.atomaccelerator.com/) focuses on incubating projects in the Cosmos ecosystem by providing grants to public goods, open-source projects, and ecosystem initiatives. They support contributors to various verticals including Replicated Security, Governance, and Decentralized Identity amongst others."},{"id":320,"name":"Submission Guide","slug":"submission","description":"# Getting Started [3-5 MIN]\n\n**1.** **You should submit your BUIDL via [DoraHacks.io](https://dorahacks.io/). Before that, make sure that you already have an account.**\n\nUse the **Sign in/up button** at the upper right corner of the page to access the sign-up options.\n\n

\n\n> **→ If you already have a BUIDL on DoraHacks**\n\nChoose your BUIDL project from **\"Apply with Existing BUIDL\"** and identify the track you want to join.\n\n> **→ If you want to submit a new BUIDL project**\n\nClick **“Create a new BUIDL”** and fill in the form as required. You'll be directed to \"Apply for AEZ Boost Hackathon\" page after the new BUIDL setup.\n\nFill in the form to offer the information about your project. Note that for demo, demo link and social media, please offer **URLs (with http/https://)**.\n\n

\n\nDon't forget to check \"I agree to the User Agreement\".\n\n

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"},{"id":503,"name":"Results","slug":"results","description":"# AEZ Boost Hackathon Result announcement\n\nThe results of the AEZ Boost Hackathon have been released! The AEZ Boost Hackathon aimed to align all stakeholders by offering non-dilutive funding to individuals and organizations to explore and develop their ideas on Cosmos Hub, and we are pleased to announce that the 9 winning teams have selected by esteemed judges, covering Infrastructure and Toolings, ICS, and Governance tracks. Come and check them out!\n\n# Infrastructure Track\n\n### **🥇First Prize**\n\n**[Chain Defender](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7249)**\n\nChain Defender is building AI tools that are not only faster and cheaper, but unlock a new product category: continuously monitor your smart contract code for vulnerabilities.\n\n### **🥈Second Prize**\n\n**[Warp CLI](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/5330)**\n\nThe main purpose of Warp is to provide an environment for smart contract developers and aid in the whole process of - starting with scaffolding the project and ending on deploying the contracts to the network with just a single command. The goal for this hackathon is to port over the majority of the features of the current implementation of the tool to support Archway network and all of its testnets - at least partially.\n\n### **🥉Third Prize**\n\n**[Vectis](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7805)**\n\nWith cutting-edge security features, self-sovereign identity framework and user-friendly design, we are building to deliver a compliant, protective and inclusive gateway to access the internet, across web2 and web3 solutions.\n\n# ICS Track\n\n### **🥇First Prize**\n\n**[Pocca](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7364)**\n\nPocca is an on-chain fund recovery protocol built on the Cosmos-SDK as a complementary security wrapper for existing wallets, with extensibility as an account management platform through customizable conditional transfers.\n\n### **🥈Second Prize**\n\n**[WiseWallet](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7867)**\n\nAccount Abstraction on Steroids on Neutron\n\n### **🥉Third Prize**\n\n**[Shared Security Interface](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7861)**\n\nOne-stop data dashboard to cater all ICS related data.\n\n# Governance Track\n\n### **🥇First prize**\n\n**[Cosmos Gov](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7388)**\n\nSimplifying governance onboarding for Cosmos Hub and the Atom Economic Zone\n\n### **🥈Second Prize**\n\n**[Permissionless Interchain DAOs](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7864)**\n\nDAOs that aggregate Community pools to fund common public goods permissionlessly\n\n### **🥉Third Prize**\n\n**[DAOsign](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/6864)**\n\nDAOsign is a decentralized platform for agreements and automated workflows, with publicly verifiable, cryptographic proofs-of-signature, designed for DAOs and WEB3 companies."}],"skills":["python"],"applied":false,"isCurrentHackerRegistered":false,"buidlsCount":53,"applicationsCount":62,"organization":null,"description":"# Overview\n\nThe **AEZ Boost Hackathon** aims to align all stakeholders by incentivizing individuals and organizations to explore and develop their ideas on Cosmos Hub by offering individuals and organizations non-dilutive funding to develop and further the Atom ecosystem.\n\n# Timeline\n\n- **Opening Ceremony**: Aug 10th, 8am PST\n\n- **82 Days of Hacking**: Aug. 10th, 2023 - Oct. 31st, 2023\n\n- **Demo Day**: Nov. 2nd, 2023 - Nov. 4th 2023\n\n- **Closing Ceremony**: Nov. 8th, 2023\n\n\n# Tracks & Ideas\n\n**1. Infrastructure and Toolings:**\n\n- Dashboards/Analytics\n- Security toolings around Replicated Security and Mesh Security\n- Developer Toolings like API and SDKs\n- AI Auditing\n- Appchain SDKs/CLIs\n- zk-cosmwasm\n- Outpost dapp that leverage liquidity + state from the hub\n- On-chain communication\n- On-chain Identity and Profile\n- Educational organizations and content about Cosmos\n- AA implementation in Cosmos\n- LSD Summer: new LSD solutions, or composable applications around established LSD chains/app like Stride and Quicksilver\n- Real-world Assets to IBC\n- Assess validators to help more evenly distribute stake across validators\n\n**2. ICS track**\n\n- New ICS consumer chains that service an existing gap in the market\n- Best port of existing dapp to ICS chain\n- IBC Multiverse (connecting IBC to other ecosystems)\n\n**3. Governance**\n\n- Interchain allocator/Atom Accelerator\n- Interchain sequencer\n- Voting\n- MACI (Minimal anti-collusion infrastructure) for voting\n- zkMACI\n\n# Prize Distribution\n\nTotal Pot: $100,000 ($33K per track)\n\n- 1st place per track: $20,000\n\n- 2nd place per track: $10,000\n\n- 3rd place per track: $3,000\n\n# Requirement\n\n**1.** Github, close source if fine but need to submit private code to judge for review\n\n**2.** A short demo video of the product, the actual product demo will be preferred (5mins Max)\n\n**3.** Submitted before DDL\n\n# Criteria\n\n- Innovation and Originality\n\n- Something that be needed actually by Cosmos Hub\n\n- User experience\n\n- Potential of future Growth\n\n- Completeness of the product\n\n# About DoraHacks\n\nDoraHacks is a global hacker movement and the world's most active multi-chain Web3 developer incentive platform. More than 3,000 projects from the DoraHacks community have received over $30 million in grants and hackathon prizes. DoraHacks.io has around 250,000 active users worldwide. The platform offers hackathons, bounties, quadratic funding, privacy voting, and other community governance/funding toolkits. In addition, over 100 major Web3 ecosystems are currently using Dora infrastructures to fund their open-source communities.\n\n# About ATOM Accelerator DAO\n\nATOM Accelerator DAO is a community-oriented fund to support excellence in public goods, open source projects, and ecosystem initiatives that can bring success, security, & innovation to ATOM. It was brought into existence by the ATOM community in February of this year after the passing of proposal 95, ATOM Accelerator DAO has so far issued $1,713,491 in grants and counting. 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\n\nBUIDL Link: https://dorahacks.io/buidl/3516?roundProj=2425\n\nFaro is a liquid staking protocol for layer-2 chains like ZKSync, Starkware, Polygon zkEVM, Scroll, and more. It’s built for users looking to stake on these networks, but fail to meet the minimum staking requirements or expensive hardware requirements for running sequencers/provers. As a liquid staking solution, we provide the additional flexibility of immediate liquidity in the form of a staking derivative token. Faro will enable users to stake on Layer-2s, rather than Layer-1s, for the first time and allow them to secure these networks in a capital efficient manner.\n\n[Vision and roadmap >](https://community.dorahacks.io/t/faro-liquid-staking-protocol-for-layer-2-zk-rollups/47)\n\n---\n\n

\n\nBUIDL Link: https://dorahacks.io/buidl/3473?roundProj=2422\n\nNon-custodial CeFi & DeFi tracking and managing tool. Our goal is to let any dApp have access to the CeFi data and liquidity of each of its users.\n\n[Vision and roadmap >](https://community.dorahacks.io/t/cede-labs-non-custodial-cefi-defi-tracking-and-managing-tool/49/3)\n\n---\n\n

\n\nBUIDL Link: https://dorahacks.io/buidl/3360?roundProj=2424\n\n\nAn Infrastructure that Brings Web 2.0 User Experience to Web 3.0\n\n[Vision and roadmap >](https://community.dorahacks.io/t/faceless-a-cross-platform-private-payment-scheme-for-human-readable-identifiers/57/4)\n\n---\n\n

\n\nBUIDL Link: https://dorahacks.io/buidl/3197?roundProj=2423\n\nPrestare Finance (Prestare) is a lending protocol that offers a lower collateral ratio and can even support undercollateralized loans for almost any asset without using off-chain information.\n\n[Vision and roadmap >](https://community.dorahacks.io/t/prestare-finance-under-collateralized-borrowing-protocol-with-almost-any-asset/74)\n\n---\n\n

\n\nBUIDL Link: https://dorahacks.io/buidl/3670?roundProj=2443\n\nWe are building a globally user owned recruiting marketplace leveraging web3 incentives and a custodial resume wallet and career social fi, MVP live at lewkprotocol.xyz\n\n[Vision and roadmap >](https://community.dorahacks.io/t/lewk-protocol-is-a-proof-of-skills-protocol-to-build-on-chain-resume-for-web3-builders/151)\n\n---\n\n

\n\nBUIDL Link: https://dorahacks.io/buidl/3505?roundProj=2420\n\nKlayOracle adopts the design used by leading and existing oracles to bring offchain data to Klaytn Smart Contracts. Its straight forward to setup to access offchain data such as prices, sport data, weather data, random numbers or any external API usecase suites your project purpose.\n\n[Vision and roadmap >](https://community.dorahacks.io/t/klayoracle-an-open-source-oracle-framework-to-securely-integrate-off-chain-data-with-klaytn-smart-contracts/58)\n\n# Dora Grant DAO Round 2 Grantees (2 BUIDLs)\n\n
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\n\nBUIDL Link: https://dorahacks.io/buidl/4172?roundProj=3574\n\nPoolshark allows for buy-and-hold LP strategies at the smart contract level. Uniswap, Curve, etc. apply mean-reversion trading strategies today which can mean losing out on volatility when the two assets in the pool diverge. Poolshark solves this by offering Cover liquidity, which effectively acts as a stop-loss for liquidity providers.\n\n- Deck: bit.ly/poolshark-deck \n- Whitepaper: https://twitter.com/poolsharks_labs/status/1613186619141664770?cxt=HHwWhMDR5durmOMsAAAA \n- Docs: https://docs.poolsharks.io\n\n[Vision and roadmap >](https://community.dorahacks.io/t/poolshark-a-decentralized-protocol-for-directional-liquidity/328)\n\n
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\n\nBUIDL Link: https://dorahacks.io/buidl/3884?roundProj=3568\n\nCookbook is the hub for smart contracts. It is one platform where you can find, deploy, and collaborate on any contract on EVM. You can view audits, documentation, and usage, as well as deploy and manage the contracts from the user interface.\n\nWe are working to build the best repository for developers to find the contracts and building blocks they need to build throughout web3. So far the building environment is strangely fragmented, but centralized. Builders parse through tons of different resources to get started, from ERC-20 generators, to forks from contracts on Etherscan. We are building out a single place where the community can contribute as well as find and build off of all of the innovations on EVM.\n\n[Vision and roadmap >](https://community.dorahacks.io/t/cookbook-smart-contract-homepage/306)"},{"id":182,"name":"Results (Round 3&4)","slug":"results-3","description":"# Dora Grant DAO Round 3 Grantees (2 BUIDLs)\n\n

\n\nBUIDL Link: https://dorahacks.io/buidl/5406?roundProj=4374\n\nFortyTwo is the frontend for the Cosmos ecosystem. It is the landing page that any user who wants to explore Cosmos, understand their portfolios, play with DeFi or trade NFTs.\n\n[Vision and roadmap >](https://community.dorahacks.io/t/fortytwo-a-front-end-for-cosmos/439)\n\n---\n\n

\n\nBUIDL Link: https://dorahacks.io/buidl/5070?roundProj=4373\n\nDesig, a blockchain-agnostic multisig wallet that applies TSS and MPC technologies.\n\n[Vision and roadmap >](https://dorahacks.io/buidl/5070?roundProj=4373)\n\n# Dora Grant DAO Round 4 Grantee\n\nThere are no Grantee come out in Dora Grant DAO 4th Round."},{"id":294,"name":"Results (Round 5&6)","slug":"results-5","description":"# Dora Grant DAO Round 5 Grantees (2 BUIDLs)\n\n

\n\nBUIDL Link: https://dorahacks.io/buidl/8312?roundProj=5044\n\nMaking the JavaScript layer for NFTs to expand the NFT design space for mainstream adoption\n\n[Vision and roadmap >](https://community.dorahacks.io/t/epplex-grant-proposal-dora-grant-round-5/630)\n\n---\n\n

\n\nBUIDL Link: https://dorahacks.io/buidl/7735?roundProj=5046\n\nMarket making strategies on on-chain exchanges for retail users\n\n[Vision and roadmap >](https://community.dorahacks.io/t/root-protocol-grant-proposal-dora-grant-round-5/627)\n\n# Dora Grant DAO Round 6 Grantee\n\nThere are no Grantee come out in Dora Grant DAO 6th Round."},{"id":545,"name":"Submission Guide","slug":"submission","description":"# Getting Started [3-5 MIN]\n\n**1.** **You should submit your BUIDL via [DoraHacks.io](https://dorahacks.io/). Before that, make sure that you already have an account.**\n\nUse the **Sign in/up button** at the upper right corner of the page to access the sign-up options.\n\n

\n\n**Github, crypto wallet** and **email** are supported for creating an account. For BUIDLers, we recommend you to connect the account to your **github** to make more people know what you are building at any time.\n\n*You may be asked to receive a verification code via email. The email may take some time to arrive. No worries! The code will not expire in 10 minutes when you click “send code”.\n\n**2. Before the submission of deadline, please make sure you have added your Github link to the project. You can submit the project first, edit it later before the deadline.**\n\nClick “Submit BUIDL”.\n\n> **→ If you already have a BUIDL on DoraHacks**\n\nChoose your BUIDL project from **\"Apply with Existing BUIDL\"** and identify the track you want to join.\n\n> **→ If you want to submit a new BUIDL project**\n\nClick **“Create a new BUIDL”** and fill in the form as required. You'll be directed to \"Apply for Dora Grant DAO Round 4\" page after the new BUIDL setup.\n\nFill in the form to offer the information about your project. Note that for demo, demo link and social media, please offer **URLs (with http/https://)**.\n\n

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\n\n# Dora Grant DAO — Long-term Funding Program\n\nDora Grant DAO is a community-driven program to fund the hacker movement - explore and assist hackers with innovative ideas, and eventually help them build important products for the future of multi-chain Web3 ecosystem.\n\nThe grantees will be offered the valuable opportunities to obtain funding to further develop their projects (BUIDLs) and achieve milestones that they have set out. Meanwhile, they will also get access to the Dora community and corresponding resources helpful for the teams in the further development.\n\nAll BUIDLs will be screened before entering community voting. **The 7th screening and funding round of Dora Grant DAO will provide up to $50k to fund BUIDL proposals**, based on zero-knowledge voting results of [vcDORA community](https://doraresear.ch/2022/09/16/vcdora/). Voting will happen on DoraHacks.io.\n\n# Eligibility\n\n**We’ll prioritize providing grants and funding to projects that falls under the below categories:**\n\n- Projects committed to building key blockchain infrastructure and applications, such as CookBook (a grantee of the second round of the Dora Grant DAO).\n\n- Community and media organizations that grows the Public Good Staking community and/or the DoraHacks hackathon community. Communities and media organizations advocating the development of the Appchain ecosystem.\n\n- Projects dedicated to building Appchain infrastructure and public goods, for example, Confio (developers of CosmWasm), PingPub (an open-source blockchain explorer), and Dora Vota MACI (providing open MACI infrastructure), etc.\n\n- Research and tools related to funding public goods, including the innovative design of governance tools.\n\n- Projects related to the Dora Vota ecosystem, including Vota network infrastructure, IBC-related tools, MACI derivative applications, and research on MACI.\n\n- Early-stage startup projects from multi-chain and emerging Appchain ecosystems.\n\n**Dora Grant DAO will fund three types of BUIDLs/ideas:**\n\n**1.** Multi-chain Web3 infrastructures and toolings solving critical problems;\n\n**2.** Crypto-native applications;\n\n**3.** Intersections between crypto and other frontier technologies;\n\n**The screening rounds are based on several criteria** to make sure that BUIDL proposals entering vcDORA community voting session would meet the mandate of Dora Grant DAO:\n\n**1.** A real, legit team. \n\n**2.** The team members have proper background and intention to build the proposed product. \n\n**3.** The team is product- / technology-focused. \n\n**4.** The team builds products based on the First Principles. \n\n**5.** MVP / early-stage product available and team is actively developing with a clear roadmap.
*Or, funding BUIDL idea is possible when the idea is thoroughly thought through. In this case, papers or articles are required to present the idea, its development and application in the real world.\n\n**6.** Early-stage BUIDLs (pre-PMF is acceptable): startups/projects that have not launched private round, seed funding round or any further fundraising rounds.\n\n**7.** BUIDL proposal should be aligned with the interests of vcDORA community.\n\n*All applicants can apply for future round if with iterative progress. No resubmission is required, but simply update iterations in “Milestone” on your BUIDL page for re-screening.\n\n

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\n\n# Timeline (Round 7)\n\n- **Registration:** Long-lasting\n\n- **Opening Ceremony [LIVE]:** ([Replay >](https://www.binance.com/en/live/video?roomId=2110238))\n\n- **Initial Screening [7th round]:** July 15th - 22nd, 2024\n\n(Submission before July 15th will be reviewed in the 7th round.)\n\n- **Screening Result Announcement [7th round]:** July 22nd, 2024\n\n- **Grant Proposal Submission [7th round]**: July 22nd - 24th, 2024\n\n- **Community Voting [7th round]**: TBD\n\nEntry to Dora Grant DAO Long-term Funding Program will be ***always open for application***, but application review and fund distribution will happen periodically in sequential rounds.\n\n# How Dora Grant DAO Supports Early Projects\n\n- **Grant Funding**: Long-term submission and periodical funding distribution; the 7th round of application review offers up to **$50,000 in the funding pool.**\n\n- **Connect With Other Startups & Developers:** A hub provided for forefront Web3 BUIDLers and entrepreneurs.\n\n- **Gateway to vcDORA Community:** 3K+ DORA community members will know your projects and vote to support.\n\n\n# How to Apply?\n\n

\n\n**1.** Visit [Dora Grant DAO Hackathon]() to **submit a BUIDL** and fill out the required information (see [Application Guide](https://dorahacks.io/hackathon/dora-grant-dao/submission).\n\n**2.** BUIDLs that pass the initial screening must **submit a Grant Funding Proposal** to [Discourse - DoraHacks Community Governance Forum](https://community.dorahacks.io/c/dgd/5).\n\n**3.** After being selected for the Grant, BUIDLs will go through Community Voting and receive grant funding, **however per may vary on the Community Voting results**.\n\n**Note**: Grantees with **Iterative BUIDLs can re-apply** to the future rounds of Dora Grant DAO. No resubmission is required, but simply update iterations in “Milestone” on your BUIDL page for re-screening.\n\n

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\n\n# Funding Pool Allocation Rules\n\nDora Grant DAO comes in a total amount of $50,000 in the 7th application review and funding round, and the rules for allocation are as follows: \n\n- Selected BUIDLs must **submit a Grant Funding Proposal** prior to participating in the Community Voting.\n\n- Community Voting will determine which BUIDLs‘ Grant Funding Proposal will be approved.\n\n- **The prize will be awarded in the order of the Community Voting results**. Starting with the first place, the following BUIDLs will be allocated the proposed amount until the $50,000 prize pool has been distributed.\n\n- Due diligence will be conducted on the eligibility of every round grantee from Dora Grant DAO. DoraHacks reserves the rights of any revocation/adjustment of the grants.\n\n## Knowledge partner (Bonus): Decentralised.co premium subscription\n\nDecentralised.co, a leading Web3 analytics platform & newsletter, publishes three weekly articles for investors and developers who like to stay updated on Web3 without being glued to Twitter. Senior executives from 140+ enterprises trust us to keep them updated on what's going on in crypto. As a bonus, Decentralised.co offers a premium subscription plan to the hackathons winners for free. \n\n# How to Vote by vcDORA\n\n**Voting Period (for 7th round of screening): TBD.** \n\nThe voting ticket used here is **vcDORA,** short for “**voice credit DORA**”, free community governance credit generated by **staking $DORA tokens**.\n\nvcDORA is the general non-transferable voice credit for DORA community governance, and the amount of vcDORA associated with an address is related to the amount of DORA staked, the duration of staking, and time elapsed since the initial staking date.\n\nIt has following features: \n\n- Decaying spontaneously and linearly: the vcDORA one holds will turn ZERO at the end of staking period. **Please note to stake and vote at the reasonable time.**\n\n

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Before diving into the details, take a quick look at our project through this brief YouTube video presentation. It will provide you with a visual overview of what **EasyPay Network** is all about.\n

\n\n# Content\n##\n---\n\n1. **Inspiration**\n2. **Project Goals**\n3. **Project Value**\n4. **What it does**\n5. **How we built it**\n6. **Challenges we ran into**\n7. **Accomplishments that we're proud of**\n8. **What we learned**\n9. **What's next for EasyPay Network**\n

\n\n# 1. Inspiration\n##\n---\n\nOur project is inspired by the significant challenges faced by blockchain users and ecosystems. These challenges include:\n1. User fragmentation\n2. Liquidity fragmentation\n3. Complex Web3 user experiences\n4. The real economy of blockchain\n5. Misunderstanding user goals\n\nWith the addition of the memo field to IBC transfers and the expansion of IBC into other ecosystems, we see tremendous potential for addressing these issues. These advancements have been a great source of inspiration for our project.\n

\n\n# 2. Project Goals\n##\n---\n\n1. Unifying blockchain ecosystems and eliminating user fragmentation.\n2. Facilitating a wide range of economic importance payment operations for individuals and businesses.\n3. Increasing blockchain liquidity and simplifying asset exchange.\n4. Creating a simple and intuitive Web3 user experience.\n5. Advancing the real economy within blockchain ecosystems.\n6. Providing users with the ability to make payments without the need for manual asset exchange.\n7. Attracting new users from other ecosystems through seamless interaction.\n

\n\n# 3. Project Value\n##\n---\n\n**EasyPay Network** is positioned to drive the widespread adoption of Web3 technologies. We are committed to becoming a pivotal player in advancing the real economy within blockchain ecosystems. Our unified platform simplifies cross-chain interactions, enhances liquidity, and streamlines the user experience. We are dedicated to leading the way in unifying blockchain ecosystems, making blockchain technology accessible to all, and contributing to the growth of a more cohesive and efficient blockchain economy. We are ready to take on this role and usher in a new era of blockchain technology.\n

\n\n# 4. What it does\n##\n---\n\n**EasyPay Network** is a revolutionary platform that simplifies and unifies the world of blockchain for users. It seamlessly integrates various blockchains and services, enabling effortless cross-chain transactions and payments. Our platform offers a range of features, including:\n

\n\n![Slide25.jpeg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b870b994b622864d776d047ef8f1e6.jpeg)\n**Payments:** EasyPay Network allows users to make payments with any token from any blockchain effortlessly. Whether it's payroll, public or private invoices, or custom contract calls, users can transact without the hassle of manual asset exchange.\n

\n\n![Slide28.jpeg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b87100c612f222d15d4424b4b858ea.jpeg)\n**Catalog aggregation:** Our payment catalog aggregates marketplaces and individual listings, making it easy to find and pay for products and services with just one confirmation.\n

\n\n![Slide30.jpeg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b8710fbf873056064ac0c4014bb498.jpeg)\n**Inter-Blockchain Swaps:** You can easily perform inter-blockchain swaps with our intuitive platform, streamlining the process.\n

\n\n![Slide31.jpeg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b8711951c55988af106484ecabd84f.jpeg)\n**Payment by Reference Number or Service Code:** Forget the hassle of remembering wallet addresses. With EasyPay Network, you can make payments by reference number or service code, simplifying the process for users.\n

\n\n**Integrations:** We offer seamless integrations with:\n1. Marketplaces\n2. Payment interfaces\n3. For dApps\n4. Invoices through APIs\n\nThis makes it a breeze for developers and users alike.\n

\n\n![Slide26.jpeg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b870c4db035e1c234de284934b563c.jpeg)\n**Instant Reporting:** Stay on top of your transactions with our instant reporting feature, covering payments, profit and loss, sales tax, transaction history, capital gains, and even late invoices.\n

\n\n![Slide27.jpeg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b870f471c599578ef69e04593bbfb9.jpeg)\n**Manage your flow with:**\n1. Wallet\n2. Email\n3. Name service\n

\n\n**Strategic features:**\n1. **Any wallet. Any token. Any blockchain - 1 approval!**\n2. **Existing bridges and DEXes for top liquidity!**\n3. **Uniting users from different blockchain ecosystems!**\n4. **Trustless!**\n

\n\n# 5. How we built it\n##\n---\n\nDuring this hackathon, our team took on the challenge of developing **EasyPay Network** with a combination of innovative technologies and robust architecture.\n\n![architecture.jpg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b87ff58d7beccc535bb684846b2723.jpg)\n\nWe built the following components to ensure a seamless and efficient user experience:\n\n1. **Frontend:** We created a user-friendly frontend that allows users to interact with our product on the blockchain. This interface is designed for ease of use and accessibility.\n2. **Graph Database:** To store the application's state and manage possible assets with exchange pathways, we implemented a powerful graph database. This database is the backbone of our platform, enabling efficient data management and retrieval.\n3. **Pathfinder:** Our pathfinder algorithm was designed to find routes in the graph database based on the user's chosen payment token and the token required for payment. This component plays a crucial role in ensuring smooth cross-chain transactions.\n4. **Server-side Component:** We developed a server-side component that connects the graph database and the pathfinder with the frontend client. This component handles the core business logic, ensuring that transactions are executed seamlessly and securely.\n5. **Smart Contract:** In complex multi-hop operations that involve route breaks and the need to roll back non-atomic operations, we designed a smart contract. This contract enhances the security and reliability of our platform.\n\nAdditionally, we have created visual representations of our architecture, including an application architecture diagram and a graph database visualization using Neo4j. These visual aids provide a clear understanding of the underlying infrastructure that powers EasyPay Network.\n\n![database.png](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b88004ff45cb22bfb7d4c4be7bfa07.png)\n\nThese components come together to form a robust and user-centric platform that streamlines cross-chain transactions and payments.\n

\n\n# 6. Challenges we ran into\n##\n---\n\n**Technical Innovation:** While we devised a simplified pathfinding solution for the PoC, we also delved into extensive research and exploration. Our focus extended beyond the immediate challenge of routing problems, reaching into the realm of full-scale development, potentially involving a custom database plugin. It's crucial to highlight that our efforts encompassed thorough research and comprehension of pathfinding across a broad spectrum of blockchain ecosystems, which span a diverse array of DEXes and bridges.\n\n**Complex Integration:** Integrating various blockchains and services while maintaining a seamless user experience posed intricate technical challenges. Managing cross-chain transactions, ensuring compatibility across diverse blockchain ecosystems, and addressing the need for real-time price feed retrieval from DEXes presented hurdles we encountered. Additionally, we encountered hurdles during the testing process, including non-operational or inadequately documented testnet relayers, bridges, and DEXs, as well as the absence of chain registries for testnets, all contributing to the complexity of our work.\n\n**Resource Constraints:** The hackathon's time limitations and resource scarcity compelled us to prioritize the creation of a functional prototype with essential core functionality, concentrating on effectively communicating our project's significance and utility.\n

\n\n# 7. Accomplishments that we're proud of\n##\n---\n\n**Key Achievement:** Our most notable accomplishment during the hackathon was successfully aligning our ambitious, multifaceted project idea with the realities of a PoC (Proof of Concept). Through extensive brainstorming and iterations, we found a way to create a PoC without compromising the project's primary goals and significance, albeit in a simplified form.\n\nThis accomplishment highlights our team's ability to balance grand vision with practical implementation, demonstrating our adaptability and problem-solving skills in navigating complex projects.\n

\n\n# 8. What we learned\n##\n---\n\n**Embracing Innovation:** We enthusiastically delved into pioneering technologies and tools, gaining hands-on experience and pushing the boundaries. For instance, while working on our pathfinder, we created a prototype that deepened our understanding of the requirements for a production-ready pathfinder, including the development of a custom database plugin. We also tackled numerous UX challenges, aiming for a seamless user experience, such as unifying payment functionality across blockchains and providing user-friendly login methods for a future where thousands of blockchains and numerous authentication options are supported.\n\nMoreover, we seized the opportunity to experiment with new presentation tools and video creation techniques, broadening our skill set and enhancing our ability to communicate our project's value effectively.\n\n**In-Person Collaboration's Productivity:** We realized the remarkable productivity and quick decision-making advantages of in-person collaboration during the hackathon, which greatly contributed to our project's success. The ease of communication and instant feedback were invaluable.\n\n**Adaptability:** The hackathon environment taught us the importance of adaptability. We had to pivot and adjust our approach quickly when faced with unexpected challenges and changing project requirements.\n\n**Innovation and Creativity:** The hackathon encouraged us to think outside the box and innovate. We learned to approach problems with creativity, explore new solutions, and not be afraid to experiment.\n

\n\n# 9. What's next for EasyPay Network\n##\n---\n\n

We want to emphasize that the code developed for the hackathon was a rapid prototype, created with a focus on showcasing the concept. While it effectively served its purpose for the hackathon, it should be noted that it is not intended for production use. It was a quick and functional demonstration of our ideas, and as we move forward, we will build a production-ready solution from the ground up.\n

\n\nDuring this hackathon, we successfully demonstrated a proof of concept for our idea. Our next steps are focused on turning this concept into a reality. We have several key objectives in mind:\n\n1. **MVP Development:** We are now dedicated to building a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) that will serve as the foundation for EasyPay Network. The MVP will showcase the core functionality of our platform.\n2. **Business Model Testing:** Simultaneously, we will rigorously test our business model to ensure its viability and sustainability. This includes assessing the economic and financial aspects of our project.\n3. **User Feedback and Iteration:** User feedback is invaluable to us. We will actively engage with early users to gather insights, allowing us to iterate and enhance the platform based on their needs and preferences.\n4. **Security and Compliance:** We understand the critical importance of security and regulatory compliance. We will implement robust security measures and ensure that our platform adheres to all relevant regulations.\n5. **Community Building:** Building an active and supportive community is essential to our success. We will focus on community engagement and fostering a strong user base.\n6. **Market Expansion:** As we progress, we plan to expand our reach to a broader audience and explore new market opportunities.\n\nThese steps represent our commitment to realizing the full potential of EasyPay Network. We are excited to embark on this journey and are determined to bring a seamless cross-chain payment solution to the world. Stay tuned for updates as we continue to evolve and grow.","teamDescription":"Daniel Harapko - Tech & Product Lead, ex co-founder & CTO at MapOfZones (exit sep. 2023)\n\nAlex Dziki - Fullstack Engineer, extensive experience in enterprise solutions\n\nAlexandra Harapko - Web3 Product & UI/UX Designer, 15+ years in design\n\nIhar Petlicki - Frontend Engineer","githubPage":"https://github.com/easypay-network/AEZ-BOOST-2023","githubVerify":0,"demoLink":"https://easypay.network","demoVideo":"https://youtu.be/fVY4JIfYNDA","ownerTitle":null,"ownerIntroduction":null,"twitterVerified":false,"weibo":null,"nft":null,"scOwner":"","editTime":1702637147,"upvotes":"0.00","isRecruitingEnabled":false,"recruitingInfo":"","recruitingLink":null,"twitter":"easypay_network","facebook":null,"instagram":null,"socialTelegram":null,"socialDiscord":null,"socialLinks":[],"showedFunding":false,"agentStatus":null,"createdAt":"2023-10-06T16:48:59.828163+08:00","updatedAt":"2023-11-06T08:26:18.351168+08:00","milestoneEditor":100446,"path":"/buidl/7511","techField":"","techFieldAry":[],"techTree":[0],"tags":[0,2,4,60,71,91],"otherTags":[],"origin":"-","intro":"![youtube](https://youtu.be/fVY4JIfYNDA)\n\nWelcome to **EasyPay Network**! Before diving into the details, take a quick look at our project through this brief YouTube video presentation. It will provide you with a visual overview of what **EasyPay Network** is all about.\n

\n\n# Content\n##\n---\n\n1. **Inspiration**\n2. **Project Goals**\n3. **Project Value**\n4. **What it does**\n5. **How we built it**\n6. **Challenges we ran into**\n7. **Accomplishments that we're proud of**\n8. **What we learned**\n9. **What's next for EasyPay Network**\n

\n\n# 1. Inspiration\n##\n---\n\nOur project is inspired by the significant challenges faced by blockchain users and ecosystems. These challenges include:\n1. User fragmentation\n2. Liquidity fragmentation\n3. Complex Web3 user experiences\n4. The real economy of blockchain\n5. Misunderstanding user goals\n\nWith the addition of the memo field to IBC transfers and the expansion of IBC into other ecosystems, we see tremendous potential for addressing these issues. These advancements have been a great source of inspiration for our project.\n

\n\n# 2. Project Goals\n##\n---\n\n1. Unifying blockchain ecosystems and eliminating user fragmentation.\n2. Facilitating a wide range of economic importance payment operations for individuals and businesses.\n3. Increasing blockchain liquidity and simplifying asset exchange.\n4. Creating a simple and intuitive Web3 user experience.\n5. Advancing the real economy within blockchain ecosystems.\n6. Providing users with the ability to make payments without the need for manual asset exchange.\n7. Attracting new users from other ecosystems through seamless interaction.\n

\n\n# 3. Project Value\n##\n---\n\n**EasyPay Network** is positioned to drive the widespread adoption of Web3 technologies. We are committed to becoming a pivotal player in advancing the real economy within blockchain ecosystems. Our unified platform simplifies cross-chain interactions, enhances liquidity, and streamlines the user experience. We are dedicated to leading the way in unifying blockchain ecosystems, making blockchain technology accessible to all, and contributing to the growth of a more cohesive and efficient blockchain economy. We are ready to take on this role and usher in a new era of blockchain technology.\n

\n\n# 4. What it does\n##\n---\n\n**EasyPay Network** is a revolutionary platform that simplifies and unifies the world of blockchain for users. It seamlessly integrates various blockchains and services, enabling effortless cross-chain transactions and payments. Our platform offers a range of features, including:\n

\n\n![Slide25.jpeg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b870b994b622864d776d047ef8f1e6.jpeg)\n**Payments:** EasyPay Network allows users to make payments with any token from any blockchain effortlessly. Whether it's payroll, public or private invoices, or custom contract calls, users can transact without the hassle of manual asset exchange.\n

\n\n![Slide28.jpeg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b87100c612f222d15d4424b4b858ea.jpeg)\n**Catalog aggregation:** Our payment catalog aggregates marketplaces and individual listings, making it easy to find and pay for products and services with just one confirmation.\n

\n\n![Slide30.jpeg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b8710fbf873056064ac0c4014bb498.jpeg)\n**Inter-Blockchain Swaps:** You can easily perform inter-blockchain swaps with our intuitive platform, streamlining the process.\n

\n\n![Slide31.jpeg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b8711951c55988af106484ecabd84f.jpeg)\n**Payment by Reference Number or Service Code:** Forget the hassle of remembering wallet addresses. With EasyPay Network, you can make payments by reference number or service code, simplifying the process for users.\n

\n\n**Integrations:** We offer seamless integrations with:\n1. Marketplaces\n2. Payment interfaces\n3. For dApps\n4. Invoices through APIs\n\nThis makes it a breeze for developers and users alike.\n

\n\n![Slide26.jpeg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b870c4db035e1c234de284934b563c.jpeg)\n**Instant Reporting:** Stay on top of your transactions with our instant reporting feature, covering payments, profit and loss, sales tax, transaction history, capital gains, and even late invoices.\n

\n\n![Slide27.jpeg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b870f471c599578ef69e04593bbfb9.jpeg)\n**Manage your flow with:**\n1. Wallet\n2. Email\n3. Name service\n

\n\n**Strategic features:**\n1. **Any wallet. Any token. Any blockchain - 1 approval!**\n2. **Existing bridges and DEXes for top liquidity!**\n3. **Uniting users from different blockchain ecosystems!**\n4. **Trustless!**\n

\n\n# 5. How we built it\n##\n---\n\nDuring this hackathon, our team took on the challenge of developing **EasyPay Network** with a combination of innovative technologies and robust architecture.\n\n![architecture.jpg](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b87ff58d7beccc535bb684846b2723.jpg)\n\nWe built the following components to ensure a seamless and efficient user experience:\n\n1. **Frontend:** We created a user-friendly frontend that allows users to interact with our product on the blockchain. This interface is designed for ease of use and accessibility.\n2. **Graph Database:** To store the application's state and manage possible assets with exchange pathways, we implemented a powerful graph database. This database is the backbone of our platform, enabling efficient data management and retrieval.\n3. **Pathfinder:** Our pathfinder algorithm was designed to find routes in the graph database based on the user's chosen payment token and the token required for payment. This component plays a crucial role in ensuring smooth cross-chain transactions.\n4. **Server-side Component:** We developed a server-side component that connects the graph database and the pathfinder with the frontend client. This component handles the core business logic, ensuring that transactions are executed seamlessly and securely.\n5. **Smart Contract:** In complex multi-hop operations that involve route breaks and the need to roll back non-atomic operations, we designed a smart contract. This contract enhances the security and reliability of our platform.\n\nAdditionally, we have created visual representations of our architecture, including an application architecture diagram and a graph database visualization using Neo4j. These visual aids provide a clear understanding of the underlying infrastructure that powers EasyPay Network.\n\n![database.png](https://cdn.dorahacks.io/static/files/18b88004ff45cb22bfb7d4c4be7bfa07.png)\n\nThese components come together to form a robust and user-centric platform that streamlines cross-chain transactions and payments.\n

\n\n# 6. Challenges we ran into\n##\n---\n\n**Technical Innovation:** While we devised a simplified pathfinding solution for the PoC, we also delved into extensive research and exploration. Our focus extended beyond the immediate challenge of routing problems, reaching into the realm of full-scale development, potentially involving a custom database plugin. It's crucial to highlight that our efforts encompassed thorough research and comprehension of pathfinding across a broad spectrum of blockchain ecosystems, which span a diverse array of DEXes and bridges.\n\n**Complex Integration:** Integrating various blockchains and services while maintaining a seamless user experience posed intricate technical challenges. Managing cross-chain transactions, ensuring compatibility across diverse blockchain ecosystems, and addressing the need for real-time price feed retrieval from DEXes presented hurdles we encountered. Additionally, we encountered hurdles during the testing process, including non-operational or inadequately documented testnet relayers, bridges, and DEXs, as well as the absence of chain registries for testnets, all contributing to the complexity of our work.\n\n**Resource Constraints:** The hackathon's time limitations and resource scarcity compelled us to prioritize the creation of a functional prototype with essential core functionality, concentrating on effectively communicating our project's significance and utility.\n

\n\n# 7. Accomplishments that we're proud of\n##\n---\n\n**Key Achievement:** Our most notable accomplishment during the hackathon was successfully aligning our ambitious, multifaceted project idea with the realities of a PoC (Proof of Concept). Through extensive brainstorming and iterations, we found a way to create a PoC without compromising the project's primary goals and significance, albeit in a simplified form.\n\nThis accomplishment highlights our team's ability to balance grand vision with practical implementation, demonstrating our adaptability and problem-solving skills in navigating complex projects.\n

\n\n# 8. What we learned\n##\n---\n\n**Embracing Innovation:** We enthusiastically delved into pioneering technologies and tools, gaining hands-on experience and pushing the boundaries. For instance, while working on our pathfinder, we created a prototype that deepened our understanding of the requirements for a production-ready pathfinder, including the development of a custom database plugin. We also tackled numerous UX challenges, aiming for a seamless user experience, such as unifying payment functionality across blockchains and providing user-friendly login methods for a future where thousands of blockchains and numerous authentication options are supported.\n\nMoreover, we seized the opportunity to experiment with new presentation tools and video creation techniques, broadening our skill set and enhancing our ability to communicate our project's value effectively.\n\n**In-Person Collaboration's Productivity:** We realized the remarkable productivity and quick decision-making advantages of in-person collaboration during the hackathon, which greatly contributed to our project's success. The ease of communication and instant feedback were invaluable.\n\n**Adaptability:** The hackathon environment taught us the importance of adaptability. We had to pivot and adjust our approach quickly when faced with unexpected challenges and changing project requirements.\n\n**Innovation and Creativity:** The hackathon encouraged us to think outside the box and innovate. We learned to approach problems with creativity, explore new solutions, and not be afraid to experiment.\n

\n\n# 9. What's next for EasyPay Network\n##\n---\n\n

We want to emphasize that the code developed for the hackathon was a rapid prototype, created with a focus on showcasing the concept. While it effectively served its purpose for the hackathon, it should be noted that it is not intended for production use. It was a quick and functional demonstration of our ideas, and as we move forward, we will build a production-ready solution from the ground up.\n