Welcome to the Aurora Hackathon, a global event hosted by Euclid Protocol focused on the Cosmos ecosystem, where developers with a passion for blockchain technology come together to create groundbreaking solutions. This hackathon is your chance to explore the world of DeFi and make your mark on the industry. Whether you're a seasoned developer or new to the blockchain space, with a Web2 or Web3 background, our workshops and mentorship programs will provide the support you need to bring your ideas to life.

With a prize pool of 680,000 $EUCL (estimated $100,000) and additional rewards from our partners, this is an opportunity you won't want to miss.

Join us and help Euclid build the future of liquidity!

🚨 Make sure to join the official Euclid Aurora Hackathon TG Group 🚨

This is where all support and team interfacing will occur.

Key Dates

Hackathon Start Date: September 5th
Submission Period: September 5th - November 5th
Review Period: November 5th - November 12th
November 12th: Winners Announcement

Rewards Pool

We are excited to announce a prize fund of 680,000 $EUCL tokens (estimated $100,000) allocated at Euclid Protocol Mainnet, for the Aurora hackathon! This is your chance to showcase your creativity, innovation, and technical prowess.

Exceptional projects will not only win rewards but also have the opportunity to secure grants for further integrating the Euclid Protocol into their dApps. Developers, your expertise is crucial—rewards will be given for thorough code audits and bug discoveries, especially those enhancing security.

This hackathon is more than just a coding challenge; it's a pivotal moment to shape the future of decentralized technology!

Rewards Eligibility and Rules

All submissions must be deployed on the Euclid Testnet, including any blockchain that Euclid has integrated.
A demo video must be submitted that demonstrates the project's functionality in detail.
Provide a link to the code repository and website (if applicable) to assist judges in reviewing the application. The repository should be open-sourced.
Include a document or README that explains the project in detail, how Euclid Protocol fits into the solution, and why this solution is better than any other available on the market.
Entrants are allowed to submit more than one project; however, each submission must be unique and substantially different from the others.
You can work in teams, with a maximum team size of 4 people.
The entire submission must be in English to ensure judges can understand and review the material appropriately.
The submission must utilize Euclid Protocol smart contracts OR API in a meaningful way to solve an existing problem in the ecosystem.
Participants must ensure that their projects comply with all applicable laws and regulations and do not violate any third-party intellectual property or rights.
The project must be submitted before the deadline.

Judging Criteria

Technical Execution: we’re interested in how well your solution is built, including its functionality, complexity, and sophistication. We’ll also consider how far along your project is in its development and whether it has a clear path forward. Addressing security and privacy concerns will also be a key factor in our evaluation.
Functionality and User Experience: user experience is key to any project's success. We'll assess how intuitive and user-friendly your project is and how it connects with the broader community and ecosystem. A smooth user experience paired with strong community involvement will be highly valued.
Market Potential and Impact: we want to see projects that can make a real impact in the market. We’ll assess whether your project addresses a significant need and has the potential for widespread adoption. Additionally, we’re looking for projects that can add substantial value to the DeFi ecosystem and make a meaningful difference for users and the blockchain industry as a whole.
Innovation and Creativity: we’re looking for projects that offer unique and creative solutions, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in DeFi. How you utilize the Euclid Protocol will be particularly important, as we’re keen to see how creatively and effectively it’s integrated into your solution.
Business and Financial Viability: we’re looking for projects with a solid business model that can generate revenue and sustain long-term success. We'll consider your team's experience and whether you have a clear plan for financial stability. Projects with strong potential for growth and future funding are those we’re most eager to support.

Judges

Georges Chouchani, Founder at Euclid Protocol
Ramzi Dennaoui, Founder at Unbundl
Guillaume Buibeau, Senior Software Engineer at Metamask
Xiao Wu, Founder of ChainIDE and Matrix Labs
Gijs Ertemann, Head of Growth at Lavender Five

Workshops and Events

We’re committed to making this hackathon an exciting and enriching experience. Along with workshops designed to help you build your skills, we’ll also bring plenty of fun activities.

September 5th: Aurora Hackathon Opening Ceremony
September 17th: Workshop: Building Dapps on Archway - From Code to Deployment, 2pm UTC

Plus, stay tuned—we’ll be adding new events as we go to keep the momentum and excitement alive!

Who can Apply

The Aurora Hackathon is open to both Web3 and Web2 developers. Whether you're experienced in smart contract development or a Web2 developer eager break into the Web3 space, this hackathon is for you. Web3 developers can dive deep into smart contract, while Web2 developers can leverage our APIs to build powerful applications.

Developer Resources

More resources will be added before the hackathon starts!

Get Support

We’re here to help you every step of the way!

Office Hours:
Join our daily office hours via live Google Meet sessions, Monday to Friday:
• Mon, Wed, Fri – 12 PM UTC • Tue, Thu – 8 PM UTC Get guidance and have your questions answered in real-time.
Telegram Chat:
For ongoing support, join our dedicated Telegram chat: Euclid Hackathon Support.

About Euclid Protocol

Euclid Protocol is a decentralized, unified liquidity layer spanning the entire blockchain ecosystem. It enables different decentralized applications to tap into a single source of truth for liquidity, eliminating the need to bridge assets.

Discover more at euclidprotocol.io