How it Works

All builders are invited to participate!

• The hackathon kicks off on Aug 13 and will be conducted virtually through early Oct. All eligible projects will enter the shortlisting period.
• Teams can be shortlisted in 2 ways: 1. By the hackathon organizers, and 2. Through community voting via an on-chain voting app.

Shortlisted teams will the move on to a final round of peer voting.

• These teams will be randomly split into 2 groups, and they can vote for teams in the other group.
• After this peer voting period concludes, the total prize pool will be distributed evenly across the top teams.

How to Participate

• Register for the hackathon
• Build your project on Walrus Devnet
  • The project must be integrated with Walrus
  • All static content must be stored on Walrus. Remember that all data stored on Walrus is PUBLIC by default.
  • Note Walrus Devnet will eventually be replaced with Walrus Testnet. See more Walrus Devnet disclaimer here.
• Submit your final project
  • Include a Walrus site and a video demo/presentation of your project uploaded to Walrus
  • Ensure your project has a public repo on Github
• Community voting: participate in the community voting process and garner community support for your project
• If your team is shortlisted, participate in the peer voting process to determine the final top teams