📖 Submission Requirements

• Participants can focus on one or more of the 4 given tracks.
• To participate in the Aleph Zero Bonus Track and increase your chances of winning, participants must also build an additional collection besides the main collection for the Avalanche.
• To participate in the Lionscraft Bonus Track and increase your chances on winning a prize, participants must also build an an additional OneKey wallet design featuring Lionscraft branding, on top of the stc Branded Wallet.
• You are expected to include links to additional detailed reports (e.g., GitHub repository, Google Doc, or Google Drive folder, Design Files for no-code tracks). Judges will be voting based on the documents, links, etc. that are submitted, so projects that submit as much relevant information as possible will stand a higher chance of success.
• Be the original work of the submitter, be solely owned by the submitter, and not violate the IP rights of any other person or entity.
• Participants shall not resubmit projects completed in previous hackathons. All works must be created exclusively for this hackathon.
• Access must be provided to an Entrant’s working Project for judging and testing by providing a link to a website, functioning demo, or a test build. If Entrant’s website is private, Entrant must include login credentials in its testing instructions.
• To be eligible for the Special Tooling Prizes in the coding tracks, participants must include the names of the SDK and tools used in the project within the BUIDL name. For example: Project Name (Chainlink, Candide).
• All Submission materials must be in English or, if not in English, the Entrant must provide an English translation of the demonstration video, text description, and testing instructions as well as all other materials submitted.

📮 How to Submit your Entry

Introduction to the Submission Guide

Congratulations! You made it! Now it's time to submit your entry. Below is a step-by-step guide of how you could do just that. As always, if you have any questions or need help, pop by our Telegram group ❤️ Don't have an account on DoraHacks yet? Watch the Demo to learn how to make an account!

Getting Started [3-5 MIN]

1. Submit your BUIDL via DoraHacks.io. To begin, you’ll need a DoraHacks account. Click the Login button in the top-right corner to sign up.

You can create an account with GitHub, a crypto wallet, or your email address. We recommend using GitHub to reach a wider audience with your project

*Note: You may be asked to verify your email. The code can take a few minutes to arrive, but don’t worry—it will be valid for 10 minutes after you click “send code.”

2. Make sure to add your GitHub link to your project before the submission deadline. You can submit first and make edits until the hackathon submission deadline.

Click “Submit BUIDL” to open the Hackathon submission form.

→ Already have a BUIDL on DoraHacks?

Click “Use Existing BUIDL” and select your project. Choose the track you'd like to join, answer the organizer’s questions, and then click “Submit for review.”

→ Submitting a new BUIDL?

Click “Create new BUIDL” and fill out the form with your project details.

Note: When entering the BUIDL name, include the names of the tools/SDKs you used in creating it, e.g., Project Name (Chainlink CCIP, Capsule).

Be sure to include URLs (with http/https://) for your demo, demo link, and social media.

Once you’ve completed the new BUIDL setup, select the relevant track, and click “Submit for review.”

Note: if making an additional submission for the Aleph Zero or Lionscraft bonus track, please make sure you create a different BUIDL with the new collection/ wallet design and don't resubmit the BUIDL for the main track!

After submission, you’ll see a notification confirming your project has been submitted.

Done! Congrats on Applying, We can't wait to see your project!

Project Verification

After verification by the hackathon organizer through the manager portal, your project will be displayed in the BUIDLs gallery.

Want to make some changes to your BUIDL?

Click [Avatar] -> [Profile] to enter the Account Center, and click the "Edit" button on the top right of the BUIDL to update the BUIDL information.

🛠️ Applying for a Special Tooling Prize (K3, Candide, Chainlink)

• Step 1: Once you have your BUIDL ready, go to the Bounties Page
• Step 2: Select the Special Tooling Prize You Want to apply for
• Step 3: Click on 'Apply'

Done! Congrats on Applying, We can't wait to see your project!

📐 Rules, Terms & Conditions

Participation Terms and Conditions

These participation terms and conditions (the “Terms”) set forth the terms and conditions of your participation as a host, speaker, participant, guest, or otherwise (“Participant” or “you”), at all or any portion of any Intersect the Makeathon + Hackathon location or related conference or event (collectively, the “Intersect the Makeathon + Hackathon” or the “Event”), whether hosted or co-hosted, sponsored or co-sponsored or otherwise organized by one or more of Lionscraft Pte. Ltd. or a third party as well as their respective affiliates and service providers (collectively, “Organizer”, “we” or “our”), including without limitation the event in August 2024 – September 2024. The Intersect the Makeathon + Hackathon is made available to you on an “as is” and “as available” basis without representation, warranty, guarantee, or undertaking of any kind. By being a Participant, signing up for and/or attending (either in person or virtually) the Intersect the Makeathon + Hackathon, and/or accessing or using any content or materials presented or in connection with the Intersect the Makeathon + Hackathon, you are deemed to consent to the Terms, including any changes made to them in the future.

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Teams

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Scoring of Entries

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Prizes

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Timing

• Contest Dates: 12 August 2024 – 12 September 2024.
• 12 September 2024, at 01:00 UTC, is the final submission deadline for all entries. The Organizer holds the right to update this deadline at its discretion.

Submission

Submissions must be submitted based on the Submission Guidelines outlined on the Dorahacks page.

Your Submission must:

• Adhere to the Terms of this Event;
• Adhere to the Fresh Code Rule, whereby all code developed as part of the Event must be “fresh”, meaning that the portion that’s included in the main source code repository has been developed explicitly for this Event and that all existing dependent libraries are equally available to all participants. Before the start of this Event, You can create wireframes, designs, and user flows. To keep things fair, all code used in a Submission must be written during the Submission Period. You may use any coding languages or open-source libraries;
• Not breach the terms and conditions of any embedded software or services used by your Application;
• Not contain any Harmful Code. “Harmful Code” means any computer programming code constructed with the intent or likelihood of damage to or interference with other computer programs, data files, or hardware, without the knowledge or consent of the computer user, and includes self-replicating and self-propagating program instructions such as viruses, worms, Trojans, backdoors, or the like;
• Not contain, depict, or refer to any crude, vulgar, obscene, sexually explicit, disparaging, discriminatory, offensive, illegal, or otherwise unsuitable language, activity, or other content (determined in the discretion of Organizer);
• Not contain text that promotes bigotry, racism, hatred, or harm against any group or individual or promotes discrimination based on race, gender, religion, nationality, disability, sexual orientation, or age (determined in the discretion of Organizer);
• Not contain, depict, or refer to any content which disparages or refers negatively to Organizer, Event Administrator, the Event Program, or any other person or entity affiliated with the promotion and administration of the Event (all as determined by Organizer and/or Event Administrator in its sole discretion);
• Not contain any content that violates any law or regulations in any jurisdiction where Submission is created;
• Not contain any content that violates any third party’s rights (including privacy, personality, or intellectual property rights, or that constitutes copyright infringement;
• Have permission from all parties mentioned in the Submission (if any) to use their name and likeness in the Submission and to grant the rights set forth herein. If requested, permissions in a form acceptable to Organizer must be produced;
• Not feature brand names or trademarks other than the Organizer’s mark, which Entrant has a limited license to use to incorporate into his/her Submission for this Event;
• Not have been previously entered into any other event, content, or competition;
• Not have been previously published by any medium.

Judging

As set out on the Event Website, a panel of judges will evaluate Submissions after the Submission Period closes using the judging criteria that can be found on the Event Website. A current list of judges can be found at the Event Website. Judges are subject to change at the Event Administrator’s sole discretion. A judge may elect to recuse him or herself from evaluating a Submission, may require a judge to recuse him or herself from evaluating a Submission, if, in the judge’s’s discretion, it would not be appropriate for the judge to evaluate a participant’s Submission because of a past or current relationship with the participant. Recusal decisions are final and not subject to appeal. Decisions of the judges are final and binding and not subject to review or appeal.

Winner Announcement and Verification

Winners of the contest will be announced on or after 22 September 2024. Potential winners will be announced after judging ends, with the winner list to be posted on the Event Website after winner confirmation is complete. Organizer may take any actions necessary to verify a team’s compliance with this Participation Agreement, including Submission compliance with the Event Rules and Requirements, before awarding a Prize, including, without limitation, engaging a third-party vendor to evaluate the code and/or requiring a team to provide evidence of permission to use certain third-party materials. You understand and acknowledge that even though your team may be announced as a winner, if your team’s compliance with this Participation Agreement or your Submission’s compliance with the Event Rules and Requirements cannot be verified to the satisfaction of Organizer and the judges, then Organizer and the judges, will select an alternate winner with the next highest score based on the same judging criteria. Potential winners will be notified by email, Telegram or from the Dorahacks platform within fourteen (14) working days of winners judging. Except where prohibited, each potential winner may be required to provide KYC identification documentation before the prize can be transferred. If a potential winner cannot be contacted, fails to provide any requested information within the required time period (if applicable), does not comply with these Terms, or the prize is returned as undeliverable, the potential winner forfeits the prize. If a potential winner is disqualified for any reason, the prize may be awarded to a runner-up determined by the qualified judges, at the Organizer's sole discretion. Only one (1) alternate winner may be determined, after which the applicable prize will remain un-awarded. Acceptance of any prize shall constitute and signify each winner’s agreement and consent that the Organizer and their designees may use the winner’s name, city, state, likeness, Submission, and/or prize information in connection with the Event for promotional, advertising, or other purposes, worldwide, in any and all media now known or hereafter devised, including the Internet, without limitation and without further payment, notification, permission, or other consideration, except where prohibited by law. By entering, You agree that You are in compliance with all of Your employers’ rules, policies, and procedures that relate to accepting prizes. Each winner will indemnify Organizer and any licensee of Organizer against all claims, damages, liabilities, and expenses (including reasonable counsel fees and legal expenses) arising out of any breach of these terms. Prizes will be fulfilled 8 – 10 weeks after winners’ announcement post-conclusion of the Event (closing ceremony). Each winner shall irrevocably grant the Organizer a royalty-free, irrevocable, perpetual, non-exclusive license to use, reproduce, modify, publish, create derivative works from, and display such submissions in whole or in part, on a worldwide basis, and to incorporate it into other works, in any form, media, or technology now known or later developed, including for promotional or marketing purposes, and the right to sublicense others to do any or all of the foregoing. If requested, You will sign any documentation required for Organizer or its designees to make use of the non-exclusive rights to be granted to use the Submission. Each winner accepts and acknowledges that Organizer shall not be obligated to use the Submission and that Organizer, in its sole discretion, shall have the right to refrain from using the Submission.