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HackOdisha 4.0

Empowering Tech Wizards, Igniting Innovation.

Hackathon State

Ended

Ended

Host by

Webwiz.NITR

Hackathon Mode

ONLINE

Ecosystem

Participants

DBY

2700+

Links

85,400 INR

Available in Prizes

HackOdisha 4.080,000 INR

BIT-O-MANIA - Competitive programming contest5,000 INR

Best Build on Linea200 USD

Best Build on AIA Chain ($200)200 USD

Description

HackOdisha - a thrilling 36-hour online hackathon organized by Webwiz, NIT Rourkela — an event dedicated to fostering community collaboration. With an impressive turnout of over 3300+ participants across India, this hackathon promises to be a platform where innovation knows no bounds. Here, we witness groundbreaking projects spanning many fields, including healthcare, education, environment, women's security, and much more. Our participants bring their unique perspectives and expertise to address real-world challenges in these critical areas. We celebrate the power of technology and the indomitable spirit of our participants. Together, we're shaping a brighter future through innovation and collaboration.

Giveway By QuillAudits

Only applicable for HO4 participants.

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HackOdisha 4.0

80,000 INR

HackOdisha 4.0

Winning Prizes

1st cash prize : Rs. 20000

2nd cash prize : Rs. 15000

3rd cash prize : Rs. 10000

Track Prizes worth $400

HackOdisha 4.0

Judging Criteria

Top 3 best projects overall

BIT-O-MANIA - Competitive programming contest

5,000 INR

BIT-O-MANIA - Competitive programming contest

Platform: codeforces.com

Perks and certificate worth - 5K
Number of Questions: Not finalized
Duration: 3 hours
Date: 2nd week of October 2024 (Tentative)
Participation Type:
It will be a solo event. i.e. there will be no team based competition.
The participants will have to register through codeforces.com to be eligible for
participating in the contest. The codeforces registration will begin 6 hours prior to the contest
start time.
Plagiarism policy:
The Club will continuously monitor the submitted codes of the participants. And if any
participants are found to be sharing codes amongst themselves, the CC Club holds the right to
instantly reject all those participants from the contest.
Participants are allowed to copy codes from only those resources which were made publicly
available before the start of the contest

BIT-O-MANIA - Competitive programming contest

Judging Criteria

Judgement Type: ICPC
A problem is solved when it is accepted by the judges. The judges are solely responsible
for accepting or rejecting submitted runs. The CC Club is empowered to adjust for or adjudicate
unforeseen events and conditions. CC Club’s decisions will be final.
Teams are ranked according to the most problems solved. Teams who solve the same number of
problems are ranked by least total time, and if need be by the earliest time of submission of the
last accepted run. The total time is the sum of the time consumed for each problem solved. The
time consumed for a solved problem is the time elapsed from the beginning of the contest to the
submission of the first accepted run plus 20 penalty minutes for every previously rejected run for
that problem that was not rejected due to Compilation Error. There is no time consumed for a
problem that is not solved.

Best Build on Linea

200 USD

Best Build on Linea

1. Best Build on Linea ($200)

Description:

Linea is a zkEVM rollup network developed by Consensys, a leading blockchain and web3 software company. Founded by Joseph Lubin, a co-founder of Ethereum, Consensys has been a pioneer in the web3 ecosystem since 2014. The company is known for products such as MetaMask, Infura, and Linea, and its success is attributed to a strong team, rich resources, and extensive industry connections. Linea prioritizes security and compliance, demonstrating tremendous potential in advancing blockchain technology.

Themes for this Track:

We suggest 5 themes for hackers integrating with VeraX/Hemera. Prize money will be distributed among qualifying projects based on these themes:

Theme 1: Linea Ecosystem Data Analytics App/Dashboard

Objective: Create innovative dashboards that integrate Hemera’s ACI (Account-Centric Indexing) within the Linea ecosystem for engagement analysis.

Features:

- Utilize Hemera’s powerful data infrastructure and APIs.

- Provide comprehensive insights into user activity across various Linea blockchain projects.

- Showcase on-chain activity patterns, user distribution, and project-specific engagement metrics.

Theme 2: SocialFi

Objective: Build a cross-platform engagement tracker that aggregates user interactions across multiple decentralized social DApps on Linea.

Examples:

- Cross-platform engagement tracker: Aggregates user interactions across social platforms on Linea.

- Decentralized content recommendation engine: Suggests content based on user preferences and behavior across Linea's social dApps.

Theme 3: DeFi

Objective: Create a decentralized lending and borrowing dashboard using Hemera’s UDFs to calculate real-time interest rates and liquidity metrics across DeFi protocols.

Examples:

- Cross-Protocol Liquidity Tracker: Aggregates liquidity data across multiple DeFi protocols on Linea, tracking positions, TVL, and yield farming rewards.

- Decentralized Lending & Borrowing Dashboard: Monitors interest rates and liquidity across Linea lending platforms to identify optimal opportunities and track liquidation risks.

Theme 4: GameFi

Objective: Develop an interoperable achievement system that tracks player accomplishments across different games on Linea.

Examples:

- Interoperable achievement system: Unifies player accomplishments across different games.

- Cross-game asset utilization tracker: Monitors how players use NFTs and tokens across multiple games in the Linea ecosystem.

Theme 5: DiD (Decentralized Identity)

Examples:

- Reputation-based access control: Manages dApp access based on users' on-chain activities and credentials on Linea.

- Attestation-Based DID Application: Integrates Hemera UDF to verify on-chain credentials and grant access to exclusive content or tailored services based on users’ activities.

Resources:

Hackathon Resources (https://docs.linea.build/developers/community/hackathons)

Moving funds to Linea (https://docs.linea.build/users/move-funds)

Free Test Token Faucet (https://www.hackquest.io/en/faucets)

Builders Community Chat (https://t.me/+07fvU1FQtNowMzBh)

Workshops:

Smart Contract Basics

Build an E2E Dapp with Scaffold-ETH

From Sand to Silicon: Crafting with Dune API

Onchain Users Become Builders with Onthis

Prize Pool:

$200 (for the best 3 projects built on Linea)

Eligibility Criteria:

Build during the Hackathon: Projects must be created during the hackathon to qualify.

Understand the Requirements: Read more about the track details, judging criteria, and grading guidelines.

Mandatory Dual Submission: Submit your project on both the hackathon platform and HackQuest to qualify for any prizes.

Additional Prize Opportunities: Participants may also qualify for a $10K prize pool in the official Linea Dev Cook Off.

Best Build on Linea

Judging Criteria

Judging Mode

Voting Mode

Best Build on AIA Chain ($200)

200 USD

Best Build on AIA Chain ($200)

2. Best Build on AIA Chain ($200)

Description:

AIAchain is an emerging payment-focused public blockchain compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). It optimizes transaction speed and reduces costs while maintaining security and scalability. AIAchain supports smart contracts and cross-chain interactions, aiming to build a decentralized digital economy. The platform’s primary goal is to promote widespread blockchain technology adoption.

Judging Criteria:

Each category is scored from 1 to 5 (maximum score: 20/20).

1. Innovation:

- Originality: Is the idea novel or offers a new perspective?

- Creativity: How imaginative is the solution?

2. Technical Complexity:

- Skill Level: Does the project involve complex algorithms or advanced coding?

- Implementation: Is the code clean, efficient, and scalable?

3. Functionality:

- Performance: Does the solution work as expected?

- Usability: Is the user interface intuitive?

4. Impact:

- Problem-Solving: Does the project solve a relevant problem?

- Social Impact: What potential does the solution have for real-world change?

5. Presentation:

- Practicality: Is the solution feasible in the real world?

- Scalability: Can the project be adapted for broader use?

Resources:

AIA Official Website (https://www.aiachain.org/en)

AIA Documentation (https://docs.aiachain.org/aia-chain-pos-ai-and-financial-payments)

AIA Telegram Community (https://t.me/aiachainorg)

Prize Pool:

$200 (for the best 3 projects built on AIA Chain)

Eligibility Criteria:

Build during the Hackathon: Projects must be created during the hackathon period to be eligible.

Understand the Requirements: Review the track details, judging criteria, and grading guidelines.

Mandatory Dual Submission: Submit your project on both the hackathon platform and HackQuest to qualify.

Additional Prize Opportunities: Participants may also qualify for a $15K prize pool in the official AIA Chain Inaugural Hackathon.

Best Build on AIA Chain ($200)

Judging Criteria

Each category is scored from 1 to 5 (maximum score: 20/20).

1. Innovation:

- Originality: Is the idea novel or offers a new perspective?

- Creativity: How imaginative is the solution?

2. Technical Complexity:

- Skill Level: Does the project involve complex algorithms or advanced coding?

- Implementation: Is the code clean, efficient, and scalable?

3. Functionality:

- Performance: Does the solution work as expected?

- Usability: Is the user interface intuitive?

4. Impact:

- Problem-Solving: Does the project solve a relevant problem?

- Social Impact: What potential does the solution have for real-world change?

5. Presentation:

- Practicality: Is the solution feasible in the real world?

- Scalability: Can the project be 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.