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### Prize Title StorageWizard: The best use of NFT.storage or web3.storage
### Prize Bounty
Grand prizes:
Runners-up prizes:
*All prizes will be paid out in FIL and outside of Gitcoin.
### Challenge Description
Projects that use IPFS for content-addressing and/or Filecoin for decentralized, persistent storage. (Submissions that use either technology indirectly via NFT.storage, web3.storage, Libp2p, or other tooling also qualify). All types of projects are welcome and we welcome your creativity. Feel free to browse past winners here for inspiration.
### Submission Requirements
At a minimum submissions for prizes should include the following items:
1. Project Description
2. Link to the publicly visible source code repository
3. Showcase
NOTE: Only submit what you have built specifically for this hackathon. Submitting a project previously submitted to any other of our hackathons will lead to disqualification Only projects or features (preferably in separate branch) built specifically for the respective hackathon will be considered for prizes Broken links may disqualify the project from the judging process. Using an IPFS HTTP gateway doesn’t count as building on top of IPFS. Exclusively basing your submission on that does not make you eligible for prizes.
### Judging Criteria
Our judges grade submissions across five equally-weighted categories: 1) Design, 2) Novelty/Originality, 3) Technical Accomplishment, 4) Potential Impact, 5) Creativity/Fun. Submissions will be rated with decimal numbers between 0 (worst) - 5 (best) per category (max score: 25). The final score is the average of all voting judges. If a project scores low, we reserve the right not to award prizes, even if it was the only project submitted to a given track.
🤩 Novelty/Creativity: Does it have unique and novel features or combine features of other products or services in a unique and novel way? Does it solve a new problem? Is it creative and puts a smile on people’s faces?
🚀 Potential Impact: Does it fill a gap in the universe, and have the potential to be used frequently by a large, growing and diverse audience or market? Is it
🤖 Technical Accomplishment: Is the code elegant, clean, and technically interesting? Is the project complete?
🪄 Filecoin & IPFS Implementation: Does the project interact with IPFS/Filecoin under-the-hood (i.e., more than simply retrieving a CID from a gateway)? Does it use NFT.storage, web3.storage, or other storage helpers? Does it deploy a solidity smart contract to Filecoin Virtual Machine to compute over the stored data?
✨Design: How is the UX/UI/DX? Is it easy to use? If targeting developers, is the experience smooth and intuitive? Does the visual design delight you?
Any winners will be notified after the event is over with specific instructions (including but not limited to filling out the necessary tax information) on how to claim their prize. Failure to provide the appropriate information within the timeframe specified in the winner notification message could mean delayed payment or claim rejection.
### Winner Announcement Date
Winners will be announced after the end of the 2022 Gitcoin Social Hour.
### Resources