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EOS NATION CHALLENGE

Industries such as supply chain require very high volumes of transactions and geographical location. Leveraging the EOS blockchain allows developers to build smart contracts that can conduct extremely high TPS (transactions per second).

For this WyoHackathon challenge, EOS Nation is willing to sponsor a team that can provide a robust geospatial library/smart contract that would act as a protocol layer/framework for all future supply chain based EOS projects.

Challenge Examples

Being able to represent geographically a Point/Line/Polygon
General purpose Geospatial smart contract
Supply Chain smart contract using GIS data
GeoJSON implementation written in C++

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EOS NATION CHALLENGE

Denis Carriere

Daniel Cowgill

Prize: $2,500 USD (paid in EOS)

Judging Criterion:

Robust (efficient code execution)
Readability (linting & comments in source code)
Open Source (MIT License)
Effective use of EOS resources (RAM, CPU/Net)

Judges:

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MetaX - adChain

Delegated Voting Challenge

Create an add on or service for the adChain Publisher Registry (https://publisher.adchain.com) that adds value to the dapp. Example of value add:

Encourages voter participation, increases usability, minimizes number of transactions to and from the dapp, etc.

Example of add on or service:

Widget, plugin, web app, script, api, smart contracts, etc.

If you want to use the Testnet version:

https://sandbox-publisher.adchain.com

Get Test adToken:

Rinkeby ADT Faucet: https://faucet.adtoken.com/

Get Test Ether:

Rinkeby ETH Faucet: https://faucet.rinkeby.io/

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MetaX - adChain

Delegated Voting Challenge

Alanna Gombert

Bryan Lemster

Kari Zimmerman

Prize: Ledger Blue ( $269.99 value)

And 2 ETH

Judging Criterion:

Biggest benefit to the adChain Publisher Registry
Design is easy to use, created with dapp user in mind
Scalability of add on or service

Tools :

Google Chrome Browser, MetaMask Extension
(optional) Ethereum, Solidity, JavaScript, Web3, Truffle, Web3JS, JavaScript, HTML/CSS

Judges:

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Build an Ethereum dApp

Build a dApp or a project using the Ethereum Blockchain.

Blockchain Disruption and Project Design
A thought - provoking idea that tackles an existing problem
Incorporates basic blockchain tools such as Metamask, Infura, etc.
Explores concepts that are currently still being researched
Token Curated Registry (TCR) , Token Standards, ENS domains, etc.

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Build an Ethereum dApp

Marshal Long

Prize: 3 ETH

Judging Criterion:

Project tackles on an existing problem and incorporates basic blockchain tools such as MetaMask, Infura, etc.
Huge plus if project explores concepts that are currently still being researched (ENS domains, Token Curated Registry, etc.)
Would be good if the team incorporates our tools such as MetaMask, Infura, or even Truffle.

Judges:

Joe Lubin

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Write a wallet using

Longhorn API's.

Creating a wallet can be a time-consuming process. But where does the bulk of that time reside? To build a wallets functionality, the bulk of your time is going to be spent on setting up your node and sync’ing it. Longhorn helps you skip that entire process. Just generate a wallet address, use Longhorn to detect transactions, and send raw signed transactions to Longhorn for processing.

Write a wallet that can accept 4 coins: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dash, and Litecoin Testnet using Longhorn Block Explorer API's.

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Write a wallet using

Longhorn API's.

Prize: 3 ETH

Judging Criterion:

Speed of application
User experience
Litecoin Testnet send/receive required
Longhorn API integration required

Judges:

Kyle Kuehm

Kurt Wedgewood

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Deploying Blockchain to

Benefit Wyomingites

This challenge awards the person or team who proposes the best new, executable idea using blockchain to benefit Wyomingites.

Wyoming Technology Business Center (WTBC) Laramie is pleased to offer up to 1 year of rent-free space in their building to the winning team(s). (Value $5,000)
JAM Escrow Services, LLC will give a free corporate registration to the winner. This includes initial registration fee and one year of registered agent services (value is $750).
The video team, Visceral Art LLC, agreed to offer the winning team in the Wyoming Business Challenge, a promotional 3min video and photo package for their business valued at $5K. Redemption within 1yr of Hackathon. Single location shoot anywhere between Laramie and Denver.

Bonus points if it uses any of the 5 blockchain bills passed by the Wyoming legislature during the 2018 session!

https://media.consensys.net/wyoming-passes-5-pro-blockchain-laws-points-the-way-in-digital-asset-regulation-6fae9e07d129

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Deploying Blockchain to

Benefit Wyomingites

Prize:

$8,000 + 1 Yr Rent-Free Office Space ($5,000 value) + Corporate Registration ($750 value) + Marketing Video ($5,000 value)

Judging Criterion:

Biggest benefit to Wyomingites
Judging agnostic to blockchain used

Judges:

Caitlin Long

Mark Gordon

Mary Throne

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DCore Hacks

Using the DCore Blockchain, build the best dApp or project for 1 of the following topics:

Create an event ticketing system
Create a video publishing/redistribution app

For info on DCore, visit https://docs.decent.ch

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DCore Hacks

Prize: 20,000 DCT

Judging Criterion:

Simplicity of design
Scalability of solution
Security of design
The challenge prize will be 20,000 DCT for the winning team. In case two separate teams complete the challenge for different topics, the prize will be split equally. In case two separate teams complete the challenge for the same topic, a DECENT representative will judge and decide the winner.
Total prize 10,000 DCT per challenge. In the event only one challenge is achieved DECENT reserves the right to award a single 20000 DCT prize.

Judges:

Daniel Riddell

Fred Kruger

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SingularDTV Challenge

Last year, Rotten Tomatoes’ “audience score” tanked the rankings of many films; a prime example is the female-led Ghostbusters reboot, where many didn't even see the film. Using the blockchain, how could you create a democratic ranking system that incentivizes the public against trolling?

Create a democratic ranking system that incentivizes the public against trolling with blockchain integration.

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SingularDTV Challenge

Prize:

Tickets to Our Music Festival (OMF)

The first blockchain-powered music festival, scheduled for October in San Francisco. Includes flights and hotels for the winning team.

Judging Criterion:

Fundamental understanding of on-chain and off-chain development
Thought out incentive mechanism
It is a requirement to have a blockchain integration.
Ethereum prefered, but this is not a requirement.

Judges:

Curtis Roberts, ESQ

Jill Richmond

Shreesh Tiwari

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Makerdao Dai Challenge

Dai is an erc20 token stable to the US dollar.

3000 Dai will be split evenly between the 3 teams with the best use of Dai in their project, to be judged on usability, design, and innovation.

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Makerdao Dai Challenge

Prize: 3000 Dai

(split between 3 teams)

Judging Criterion:

The winning code must be publicly available and stay that way.
Use of Ethereum / Dai / Makerdao CDPs
Must have Great Usability / Code / Innovation

Judges:

Sean Brennan

Yev Muchnik, Esq.

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Best Government

Blockchain Solution

As part of the support for the Government Blockchain Association, The Global Blockchain Summit will offer up to 4 Global Blockchain Summit passes to the Fall Summit to the winning team that submits the best blockchain solution for Government at any level of government (e.g. Federal, State, or Local).

E.g. Voting, Title transfers, or supply chains.

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Best Government

Blockchain Solution

Prize:

(Up to) 4 passes to the

Global Blockchain Summit

($2400 value)

Judging Criterion:

Solves a real world challenge faced by government. Supports GBA goals.
Prefer Ethereum or Hyperledger Solution

Judges:

John Carpenter

Jonathan Lehman

Michael "Indy" Astleford

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Gen-Z Memory

Architecture Simulation

Produce simulation of a memory intensive application on both traditional memory architecture and Gen-Z architecture. Compare the results.

Use the Structural Simulation Toolkit - SST Simulator (Python) http://sst-simulator.org

Information regarding Gen-Z memory architecture may be found here:https://genzconsortium.org

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Gen-Z Memory

Architecture Simulation

Prize:

Honorary Advisor Position

+ 100,000 NODE

Judging Criterion:

Greatest speed-up using Gen-Z versus Traditional Architecture
Uses SST Simulator - Python based
NODE must be able to showcase the simulation on social-media

Judges:

Charles Dusek

Jamiel Sheikh

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The EOS Tribe Challenge

- A front-end web form where the user can either generate EOS key pair or enter pre-generated keys (private key is never sent over the wire and discarded promptly after user backs it up).

- Enter 12 characters long account name, validate that account name is available.

- Collect user email address as well for order notifications.

- After submitting account name and public key - the user is taken into payment screen.

- The amount will be pre-calculated based on EOS price and minimum amount staked for resources.

- After successful payment is made - the order is queued in a database and executed by a backend process to create the new account.

- After successful completion - an email notification is dispatched to the user notifying them of account creation.

- In case of error - an email notification is also sent to admin@eostribe.io to look into the issue.

- Should the EOS creator fund account run out of EOS funds for the new account creation - the application should display an appropriate message on the new account form and stop accepting new account applications until creator account is funded again.

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The EOS Tribe Challenge

Prize:

$2000 USD

Judging Criterion:

An end to end working ordering system in production, which accepts PayPal (or CC) payments and creates new accounts.
Overall security of the system and the consistent use of security best practices and input validation.
Readability of the source code
Final product must have an MIT license.

Judges:

Eugene Luzgin

James Glasscock

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ActiveAether

Giveaway

We’re giving away $20k in FogCoin for use in ActiveAether’s serverless fog computing platform! All you need to do is upload your code and tell end users how to call it, and ActiveAether will deploy, scale and un-deploy automatically according to end user demand.

Information and Judging Criteria:

We’ll select the winners we think provide the most compelling use of the ActiveAether platform. Here are some things to keep in mind when thinking of what services you’d want to run in ActiveAether:

ActiveAether is a fog computing platform: it can leverage compute anywhere. Unlike far-away cloud datacenters, it’s excellent for applications that need low latency like IoT, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and more.
ActiveAether is serverless computing: you don’t need to worry about when or where your services are deployed, you just focus on what they do. Simply upload your code and ActiveAether deploys to optimal hosts only when there’s demand. Our users never pay for compute they don’t need. (Hint: ActiveAether provides functionality similar to what you’d find with AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, Google Cloud Functions, etc.)
ActiveAether compute is supplied by Hosts all over the world who earn FogCoin on computers that would otherwise be sitting idle, so the cost of compute in ActiveAether is incredibly competitive, with zero vendor lock in.

To Enter:

Register at https://publishers.activeaether.com/
Write and upload your service to ActiveAether. Detailed instructions here: https://go.activeaether.com/WyoHackResources
Complete the quick form to briefly explain the real-world impact of your service and provide us the URL to call your service: https://go.activeaether.com/wyohackcompetition

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ActiveAether

Giveaway

Prizes:

We’ll test each of the services and will select the winners we think provide the most compelling use of the ActiveAether platform! Prizes will be awarded as follows:

1st place: $10k of FogCoin
2nd place: $5k of FogCoin
5 honorable mention winners: $1k of FogCoin

Judge:

Dr. MacInnis

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ShapeShift Challenge

ShapeShift challenges Wyoming Hackathon participants to build projects that use the pricing data api that it part of CoinCap. You can use the API to get historical and current prices for over 500 cryptocurrencies and over 100 fiat currencies. Each member of the top three projects that use the CoinCap API will receive a KeepKey hardware wallet.

Each team member of the groups that has one of the top three most interesting uses of pricing data will receive a KeepKey hardware wallet.

Documentation for the CoinCap API can be found at https://github.com/CoinCapDev/CoinCap.io

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ShapeShift Challenge

Prize:

KeepKey Wallet

Judging Criterion:

Each member of the top three projects that use the CoinCap API will receive a KeepKey hardware wallet

Judges:

Pawel Mastalerz

Ken Hodler