AIA Chain Inaugural Hackathon

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Host by

AIA Chain

Hackathon Mode

ONLINE

Ecosystem

All

Tech Stack

All

Participants

JIA

280+

15,000 USD

Available in Prizes

Consumer App Track10,000 USDT

GameFi Track3,000 USDT

Meme Track2,000 USDT

Description

AIAchain is an emerging payment-focused public blockchain compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). It aims to optimize transaction speed and reduce costs while maintaining high security and scalability. Through its native token, AIA, and the APoS consensus mechanism, AIAchain supports smart contracts and cross-chain interactions, striving to build a decentralized digital economy ecosystem. The platform’s primary goal is to promote widespread blockchain technology adoption and provide efficient technical solutions to support enterprises and developers worldwide in launching innovative blockchain applications.

AIA Chain is a decentralized application platform that runs on the AIA Chain protocol blockchain. This blockchain, organized with nodes across various countries and regions around the world, forms a permissionless, powerful, and secure protocol layer, creating a strong and decentralized data layer for the Web3 world. Essentially, AIA Chain is a platform for running applications, enabling access to user-owned funds, identities, and a shared and secure data pool. More specifically, it combines features of partition-tolerant networks, serverless computing, and distributed storage, emerging as a new type of platform.

Consumer App Track

10,000 USDT

Consumer App Track

3 outstanding projects will each receive $2,000; 5 high-quality projects will each receive $800. If no submissions meet our quality standards, no prize money will be awarded for the month and the prize are subject to change.

Consumer App Track

Judging Criteria

Each category is scored on a range from 1 to 5, with 1 being the lowest and 5 being the highest. The maximum score is 20/20.

Innovation

Originality: Is the idea novel, or does it offer a new perspective on an existing problem?

Creativity: How imaginative is the solution? Does it introduce unique concepts or methods?

Technical Complexity

Skill Level: How challenging is the technical aspect of the project? Does it involve complex algorithms, advanced coding, or cutting-edge technology?

Implementation: How well is the project executed? Is the code clean, efficient, and scalable?

Functionality

Performance: Does the solution work as expected? Are there any bugs or issues?

Usability: Is the interaction with the solution simple? Is the user interface intuitive?

Impact

Problem-Solving: Does the project effectively solve the problem it aims to address?

Social Impact: What potential does the solution have to create positive real-world change?

Presentation

Practicality: Is the solution practical and feasible in the real world?

Scalability: Can the project be scaled or adapted for broader use?

GameFi Track

3,000 USDT

GameFi Track

3 outstanding projects will each receive $1,000. If no submissions meet our quality standards, no prize money will be awarded for the month and the prize are subject to change.

GameFi Track

Judging Criteria

Each category is scored on a range from 1 to 5, with 1 being the lowest and 5 being the highest. The maximum score is 20/20.

Innovation

Originality: Is the idea novel, or does it offer a new perspective on an existing problem?

Creativity: How imaginative is the solution? Does it introduce unique concepts or methods?

Technical Complexity

Skill Level: How challenging is the technical aspect of the project? Does it involve complex algorithms, advanced coding, or cutting-edge technology?

Implementation: How well is the project executed? Is the code clean, efficient, and scalable?

Functionality

Performance: Does the solution work as expected? Are there any bugs or issues?

Usability: Is the interaction with the solution simple? Is the user interface intuitive?

Impact

Problem-Solving: Does the project effectively solve the problem it aims to address?

Social Impact: What potential does the solution have to create positive real-world change?

Presentation

Practicality: Is the solution practical and feasible in the real world?

Scalability: Can the project be scaled or adapted for broader use?

Meme Track

2,000 USDT

Meme Track

2 outstanding projects will each receive $1,000. If no submissions meet our quality standards, no prize money will be awarded for the month.

Meme Track

Judging Criteria

Each category is scored on a range from 1 to 5, with 1 being the lowest and 5 being the highest. The maximum score is 20/20.

Innovation

Originality: Is the idea novel, or does it offer a new perspective on an existing problem?

Creativity: How imaginative is the solution? Does it introduce unique concepts or methods?

Technical Complexity

Skill Level: How challenging is the technical aspect of the project? Does it involve complex algorithms, advanced coding, or cutting-edge technology?

Implementation: How well is the project executed? Is the code clean, efficient, and scalable?

Functionality

Performance: Does the solution work as expected? Are there any bugs or issues?

Usability: Is the interaction with the solution simple? Is the user interface intuitive?

Impact

Problem-Solving: Does the project effectively solve the problem it aims to address?

Social Impact: What potential does the solution have to create positive real-world change?

Presentation

Practicality: Is the solution practical and feasible in the real world?

Scalability: Can the project be scaled or adapted for broader use?

Disclaimer：

HackQuest, as a hackathon platform provider, is not involved in the final judging and reward distribution for any hackathon unless specifically stated otherwise. If no or few submissions meet the host's quality standards, the prize may be subject to change.