The document announces a hackathon called DiveIntoETH hosted by Dojima Network to develop decentralized applications that can access data and tokens from multiple blockchain platforms. Participants will build dApps on the DojimaChain, an EVM compatible blockchain, and the dApps are encouraged to integrate cross-chain functionality. The hackathon consists of an initial abstract submission round followed by a final project submission and presentation round. Winning teams will receive prize money through NEFT transfers.
The document announces a hackathon called DiveIntoETH hosted by Dojima Network to develop decentralized applications that can access data and tokens from multiple blockchain platforms. Participants will build dApps on the DojimaChain, an EVM compatible blockchain, and the dApps are encouraged to integrate cross-chain functionality. The hackathon consists of an initial abstract submission round followed by a final project submission and presentation round. Winning teams will receive prize money through NEFT transfers.
The document announces a hackathon called DiveIntoETH hosted by Dojima Network to develop decentralized applications that can access data and tokens from multiple blockchain platforms. Participants will build dApps on the DojimaChain, an EVM compatible blockchain, and the dApps are encouraged to integrate cross-chain functionality. The hackathon consists of an initial abstract submission round followed by a final project submission and presentation round. Winning teams will receive prize money through NEFT transfers.
The document announces a hackathon called DiveIntoETH hosted by Dojima Network to develop decentralized applications that can access data and tokens from multiple blockchain platforms. Participants will build dApps on the DojimaChain, an EVM compatible blockchain, and the dApps are encouraged to integrate cross-chain functionality. The hackathon consists of an initial abstract submission round followed by a final project submission and presentation round. Winning teams will receive prize money through NEFT transfers.
Background: At Dojima Network, we are trying to organize the unorganized web3.0 to make the user experience simpler, bringing together all chains together and, along with that synchronizing all chains and providing API Connections between different chains making it very easy for developers to develop cross-chain applications.
Problem Statement: Decentralised application developers (DAPPs) on every blockchain are limited by the ecosystem of that particular blockchain. There is no provision for developers to access the best of all the blockchain platforms i.e to access tokens and data of multiple blockchains on a single platform.
Architecture: Dojima Network is a multi-layer architecture. It consists of 2 blockchains working together in a decentralised manner with all other blockchains to both fetch liquidity and act as a cross-chain platform for developers to develop cross-chain applications.
1. Hermes layer: built on top of Cosmos SDK and tender mint.
2. DojimaChain: middle ground layer where developers can deploy applications and access Hermes layer to get connected to all chains.
Hackathon Expectation: Participants of the hackathon will be developing applications on top of dojimachain. Dojima chain is an EVM chain. So developers will be deploying applications in solidity, just like they will be deploying applications on ethereum. All the tooling available for the Ethereum chain is compatible with developing on top of dojimachain. Teams are expected to use their creativity and design all kinds of Dapps like ● Dexes ● Lending and Borrowing ● Marketplaces ( Defi, NFT, Deeivatives) ● Asset management tools ● Prediction Markets ● DAOs and Governance ● Infrastructure and Devtooling ● Staking platforms ● Yield aggregators, etc are a subset of kinds of applications.
However developers can also come up with new kinds of Dapps, and creativity is always encouraged.
Dojima network being a crosschain platform, all the solidity dapps deployed on dojima chain could easily integrate cross chain functionalities into their Dapps. Proper documentation regarding these functionalities will be made available before the hackathon. STRUCTURE
ROUND 1: ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
Participating teams have to submit a complete abstract about the process you came up with. It must include: Statement of the Problem- Succinct definition of the problem addressed. Objectives- What is your motivation? What are the objectives the prototype is developed for? Introduction to Proposed Solution-Explain the ideation behind the proposed solution. You are encouraged to include other relevant metrics and parameters besides the ones provided to you. Current Development Stage- Share insights as to how developed your solution is as of the date you are submitting the abstract. Novelty of Approach- How is your solution better than the existing approaches? Is there something unique to your solution that makes it stand out?
Participating teams are advised to include other details that are essential to explain the proposed solution coherently and effectively. SUBMISSION DETAILS
● The abstract must be submitted in PDF format.
● Create a separate folder with files that depict the current developed stage of your solution. ● The Abstract and this folder must be sent via email to DiveIntoETH@techfest.org ● Subject of the mail: “DiveIntoETH_TeamID” ● Filename of the abstract PDF: “DiveIntoETH_TeamID” ● Mention your team details clearly in the mail. ● The Abstract submission round is just a soft selection round. However, it is necessary to submit the abstract before the deadline to qualify for the second and final round of the competition.
ROUND 2: FINAL SUBMISSION
This is the second and final round of the competition. The teams that have made past the first round are only eligible to make submissions for this round. This will be followed by the presentation in front of the judges panel. The winning team will be declared as the Winner of the DiveIntoETH Competition 2022
COMPETITION TIMELINE
Last Date of Registration 18th December
Abstract Submission Deadline 18th December
First Round Results Announcement 25th December
Final Presentation 20th January
TEAM SPECIFICATIONS
● A team may consist of a maximum of 4 members.
● Individual Participation is allowed. However, the participant must mandatorily get a Team ID. This Team ID will be used for all further communication ● Students from different educational institutes can form a team.
Eligibility: All students with a valid identity card of their respective educational institutes are eligible to participate.
PRIZE
The prize money will be awarded to top 3 winners via NEFT and will be processed within 30 working days after receiving the prize money from sponsors. Top 10 participants will get a certificate of excellence, and the top 60% participants will get a certificate of participation. Winners have to mail the following information (immediately after the announcement of results) to abhishek@techfest.org
Format of Mail
Subject: Competition, Team Id, Position (example- “DiveIntoETH, ET-211003, 1st Position”)
Body of mail The body of the mail should contain relevant bank account details of the team leader. The exact details required will be conveyed to the winners as soon as the results are announced.
