Open lijiang2087 opened 3 years ago
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This issue now has a funding of 777475.6467 ONE (81025.4 USD @ $0.1/ONE) attached to it.
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Work has been started.
These users each claimed they can complete the work by 1 month, 1 week from now. Please review their action plans below:
1) tailchakra has started work.
Mapping the user DeFi portfolio, cross-chain bridging, adding NFT support in collaboration with DaVinci, cross-dex charting via an analytics aggregating subgraph, aggregating liquidity of support DEX, pooling all support DEX and yield farm pools and creating a one-stop-shop for users to interact with Harmony dApps using the new 1Wallet social authentication integration.
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Work for 777475.6467 ONE (114151.31 USD @ $0.15/ONE) has been submitted by:
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Work for 777475.6467 ONE (114151.31 USD @ $0.15/ONE) has been submitted by:
@lijiang2087 please take a look at the submitted work:
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The funding of 777475.6467 ONE (171234.35 USD @ $0.23/ONE) attached to this issue has been approved & issued to @johnwhitton.
Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done
The funding of 777475.6467 ONE (171234.35 USD @ $0.23/ONE) attached to this issue has been approved & issued to @johnwhitton.
Cross-Chain with Trustless Bridges
Track 2 - Middlewares. Graph, Crazy.ONE names, privacy-mixer
The first hackathon theme is Cross-Chain with our trustless, on-chain bridges. The 4 tracks — Liquidity, Middlewares, DeFi/NFT/DAO, Platform — emphasize the current product-market fits of decentralized applications but across multiple chains. Developers can make use of Harmony’s rich ecosystem: a cross-chain API for aggregation and asset pools; Ethereum-compatible indexing, names, and toolkits; and, unique technical features including randomness opcode, on-chain delegation and aggregated signatures, FlyClient bridges, and fast state sync with message gossips.
Besides advancing these cross-chain infrastructure, there are also many product ideas that can take advantage of our trustless bridges. For example, building arbitrage bots with our partner Hummingbot or integrating stablecoins and saving products with our Terra bridge. Harmony has also launched Bulletproof and Poseidon Hash functions for privacy coin mixers like Tornado Cash. (more)
Here are our guidelines for prizes and grants for Harmony’s $1 million hackathon (https://hack.harmony.one).
There are 3 main themes and within each theme there are 4 tracks. Those are listed below.
For each of the 12 tracks, the prize pool is $81,000. The judges and Harmony team will have full discretion to select the following winners and prizes:
Top Prize: $20,000 Second Prize: $10,000 Third Prize: $5,000 Pool Prize: $6,000 divided up for all projects with a qualified submission: a smart contract deployed on Harmony mainnet / testnet. The pool prizes are entirely up to the discretion of the judges.
Each track will then have 4 follow on grants of $10,000 each to give out in the 4 months after the hackathon for any winner reaching any of the goals:
launch on mainnet with 1000 users $100,000 in venture or DAO funding a 3-out-of-5 multisig DAO with 100 on-chain votes These milestones must be reached by January 31, 2022 before the grants expire.
For each track, there will be a 9-person multi-signature wallet of $40,000 and those signers will give out the 4 grants. The 9 people will be the top 3 winners, 3 from the pool prize and 3 from the judges, Harmony DAOs (community, validator), developer captains, and pangaea captains.
The multi-sig holders will decide on the 4 follow-on grants, though we ask that all follow on grants be posted in the Harmony forum (here) with strong support from the community.
In addition to the 12 Harmony tracks, we are working with Terra, Chainlink, Sushi, Maddock Capital, and Hashkey on a challenge with the following prize structure: $20K for top prize, $10K for second, $5K for pool prize, and 2 follow on grants of $10K to be decided by the prize partners.
### Submission Requirements
### Judging Criteria
A panel of distinguished judges will evaluate your submission. Here's the criteria by which your work will be judged:
### Schedule
In addition to the hackathon, we will have a series of workshops, fireside chats, panel interviews, office hours, and check-ins. The schedule is TBD but will be announced as soon as possible. In the meantime, here are the key dates:
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