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Believathon Local Edition - XION House of Nigeria

XION Local Startup Competition of Nigeria

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Believathon Local Edition - XION House of Nigeria
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Host by

XION House of Nigeria

Hackathon Mode

ONLINE

Ecosystem

All

Tech Stack

Rust

Participants

HJA
67+

Links

Community

2,000 USD

Available in Prizes

Best Consumer Application1,750 USDC
Most innovative Project250 USDC

Description

The XION HOUSES Local Hackathon is a startup-friendly competition to inspire developers and entrepreneurs to create innovative, user-centric Web3 applications on XION’s abstraction stack. With a single track, “Consumer Applications,” this event emphasizes accessibility and real-world utility.

The XION HOUSES Local Hackathon rolls up to a Global hackathon, The objective is to prepare local projects to be ready for the global stage.

This edition of the Local Believathon is powered by XION HOUSE OF NIGERIA.

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Best Consumer Application

1,750 USDC

Best Consumer Application

First Place1,000 USDC
Second Place500 USDC
Third Place250 USDC

Best Consumer Application

Judging Criteria

Judging Criteria (100 points)

  • Abstraction Use (30): How well does it leverage XION’s stack (e.g., gasless UX, Meta Accounts) to enable a seamless user experience that is on-chain?

  • Usability (25): Is it intuitive for non-Web3 users?

  • Business Potential (20): How much potential does the application have to become a sustainable and growing business?

  • Technicality (15): Code quality and execution.

  • Impact (10): Potential to attract mainstream users.

Most innovative Project

250 USDC

Most innovative Project

To be awarded to the most innovative or promising project beyond the winners.

Most innovative Project

Judging Criteria

Judging Criteria (100 points)

  • Abstraction Use (30): How well does it leverage XION’s stack (e.g., gasless UX, Meta Accounts) to enable a seamless user experience that is on-chain?

  • Usability (25): Is it intuitive for non-Web3 users?

  • Business Potential (20): How much potential does the application have to become a sustainable and growing business?

  • Technicality (15): Code quality and execution.

  • Impact (10): Potential to attract mainstream users.

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.

Schedule

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Registration
Mar 11,2025 09:00 - Apr 13,2025 02:59
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Submission
Mar 11,2025 09:00 - Apr 13,2025 02:59
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Reward Announcement
Apr 13,2025 23:59

Resource

  • Partner Docs:

    • Zero-Knowledge Tooling & Infrastructure

    zkEmail Documentation

    zkEmail libraries can be used for verifying that particular emails were sent from particular senders, letting you verify things like account ownership of social apps, flight purchases, digital subscriptions, etc.. Example use-cases have included zkP2P and Proof of Twitter

    zkTLS Reclaim Documentation

    Reclaim SDKs make it simple to bring user activity, reputation, and identity from external websites into your own application. It includes data providers from some of the most popular websites. If the website you want to import data from isn't on the list, you can build your own data provider using their developer tool.

    • Decentralized Signing & Encryption Infrastructure

    Lit Developer Guides Repo & Lit SDK API Reference

    Lit Protocol Encryption & Access Control Docs

    Lit's encryption protocol can be used to store data securely and privately on the open web. With Lit, you can encrypt your data client side and define flexible rules for permitting access. This includes checking for NFT or token ownership, verifying custom smart contract logic, off-chain events, and more. Use Lit encryption as a primitive for building user-owned social apps, verifiable credential platforms, data marketplaces, IP management, and more.

    Lit Protocol Decentralized Compute Docs

    Lit Actions are immutable JavaScript programs that enable the creation of powerful, blockchain-agnostic applications with built-in cryptographic capabilities like signing and encryption. Lit Actions can be used to fetch data from on or off-chain sources, program signing or encryption based on conditional logic ("If, Then"), perform secure user authentication, and more. Use Lit Actions to build cross-chain DeFi, decentralized data oracles, autonomous AI agents, and more.

    • Abstract: Abstraction Infrastructure

    Chain Abstraction Documentation & Advanced Testing & Deployment Tool for CosmWasm & Abstract TypeScript SDK

    Utilize the Abstract infrastructure to build powerful chain-abstracted applications that can communicate & interact with connected ecosystems.

    • Noble: USDC & CCTP

    IBC Channel Details & Noble documentation & CCTP Documentation

    Integrate USDC natively into your application, and connect it to CCTP to tap into USDC across all Circle-connected ecosystems.

    • SubQuery: Indexing

    Indexing documentation

    Utilize SubQuery to build custom indexers for your application.

    • Pyth Protocol: Oracle Price Feeds

    Pyth documentation

    Utilize Pyth to incorporate price feeds directly into your on-chain smart contracts.

    • Cross-Chain IBC Connections

    IBC Channel Details

    Connect to other ecosystems through existing IBC channels, or spin up new connections.

    • Band Protocol: Oracle Price Feeds

    Band documentation

    Utilize Band to incorporate price feeds & on-chain randomness directly into your applications.

Project ideas

Think about how web2 products could benefit with web3 capabilities. Most importantly, try to solve a business need and have a viable business plan.

E.g.:

  • Social Media Platforms

  • Gaming Ecosystems

  • Content Creation & Subscription Tools

  • Marketplaces for Digital Goods

  • Loyalty & Rewards Programs

  • Personal Finance Tools

  • Ticketing Systems

  • E-Commerce Integrations

  • Crowdfunding Platforms

  • Identity & Credentials Management

  • Real Estate Fractional Ownership

  • Messaging & Communication Apps

  • Health & Wellness Apps

  • Education Platforms

  • Travel & Experience Booking