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HackOnChain Blockchain Hackathon [May 26-28; Prizes up to Rs. 22 Lakhs]: Apply by May 28

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May 11, 2023
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HackOnChain Blockchain Hackathon [May 26-28; Prizes up to Rs. 22 Lakhs]: Apply by May 28

Online Applications are invited to HackOnChain Blockchain Hackathon. The last date for application for this hackathon is May 28, 2023.

Event Type: EducationEvent

Event Attendance Mode: OnlineEventAttendanceMode

Event Status: EventScheduled

Performer: Organization

Performer Name: Devpost

Start Date: 2023-05-26 02:39

End Date: 2023-05-28 02:39

Availability: InStock

Availability Starts: 2023-05-26T08:09:09

Editor's Rating:
4.9

Online Applications are invited to HackOnChain Blockchain Hackathon. The last date for application for this hackathon is May 28, 2023.

About HackOnChain Blockchain Hackathon

HackOnChain is where blockchain visionaries and builders unite to shape the decentralized future. It’s the place where passion meets purpose. You can join us in IRL in Warsaw, Poland, or hack online. You’ll have a chance to bring to life your vision, meet other builders and if you win, incubate your project with investors. Don’t worry if you don’t have a team, we’ll help you find one. Don’t worry if you’re not a master in Solidity or Rust. There are plenty of other things you can hack before deploying a smart contract. And we have mentors on board!

Objective

Build the future of blockchain: L2s, privacy, and analytics.

Requirements

What to build

Privacy (by Aleph Zero).
Analytics (by Cookie3).
General (by Foundance).

What to Submit

If submitting a smart contract then don’t forget to keep the deployed version of the contract in the GitHub repo.
Provide a URL to your code repository for judging and testing OR a link to a functional, deployed application.
Must have a video tutorial or a well-documented readme file/presentation to review.

Judging Criteria

Practicability
How useful is this submission in the real world? outside of the crypto community? – If the project were to be specifically targeted to the crypto community, how correctly targeted is it?
Innovation
How innovative is the project? – Is the project leveraging a new technology? – Is the project enabling a new type of solution to be created?
Technicality
How hard was the project to build? – How well does the project leverage technology?
Originality
How original is the project? – Is this something completely new or are there other existing instances of the same type of projection and/or execution?