First Starcoin Move Online Hackathon Winners Announced
Published at August 20, 2021 By Starcoin.Starcoin is the first unlicensed public chain supporting Move smart contracts, and the main network has been officially launched on May 18, 2021. To accelerate the ecological unfolding and give full play to Move’s advantages in scenarios such as DeFi, Starcoin successfully held the First Move Online Hackathon. The hackathon started at 00:00 on June 23, 2021, and ended at 24:00 on July 31, 2021, lasting for more than one month in total. To thank the participants for their hard work and perseverance, Starcoin invited a panel of celebrity judges to make the final selection of the projects. The panel of judges included: EigenPhi CEO Cheng Xianfeng, Bixin COO Deng Li, Neo Founder Da Hongfei, QTUM Co-Founder Shuai Chu, and Starcoin China Community Leader Tim.
By the end of the evaluation, there were nearly 30 teams registered for this online hackathon, covering various tracks such as asset management, NFT, games, and Dex. The jury evaluated all the projects in terms of project completion, functional design, code implementation, project creativity, practicality, and other dimensions, and finally, 24 teams won the awards, including 4 finalists and 20 participants.
Finalist List
According to the judging rules, the following teams and projects were selected as finalists (in no particular order).
- MyLegacy
- Atlaspad
- MemeX
- Wormhole Studio
Each of the above 4 teams received 10,000 STC + 2 Starcoin Mini miners + a Starcoin commemorative T-shirt for each of them, and also qualified for the next round of the Eco Support Competition.
Participation Prize List
The following are the teams that won the participation awards.
MoveHackathon
Four Old Men
staratlas
MoveStar
WayKey Labs
tilt and balance
MG
TopYD
Cow Room
Love Coffee
RayHome
brain
starchain
StarStar
RATSEW LABS
HelloWorld
Mars&Earth
MyToken
Gluster
PosicStunner
Each of the above 20 teams will receive a Starcoin Mini + a Starcoin commemorative T-shirt.
Outstanding Projects
There were many interesting and representative projects among all the participants of this hackathon. From these projects, we have selected the finalists and some of the best participation projects for a brief introduction.
MyLegacy
“MyLegacy” is dedicated to solving the problem of intergenerational inheritance of wealth property and reconstructing the trust system of wealth property inheritance in the digital era. Through blockchain contracts built on the Starcoin public chain, it provides an open and transparent solution for the inheritance of property, realizing the safe storage of assets, unlocking them in batches, and entrusting them to beneficiaries.
- Project Direction: Asset-Management - Experience the entrance: https://mylegacy.westxu.com/ - View source code: https://github.com/WestXu/mylegacy
Atlaspad
Atlaspad is a protocol built for projects to raise capital, construct community on a decentralized, permissionless, and interoperable environment based on Starcoin Network.
- Project Direction: IDO - Experience the portal: https://atlaspad.co/ - View source code: - https://github.com/hhhpw/IDO - https://github.com/xfhxfh1212/initial-dex-offering
MemeX’s 『P(A)』
P(A) #1-#100 is a collection of 100 randomly generated images, and each set of works is released as a separate NFT. Unlike most individual artists or galleries that use the NFT marketplace as a way to trade artwork online, the P(A) project is actually “art on the blockchain”; using TokenID as a record of unique identifiers on the chain, the P(A) project deploys a contract with TokenID as a unique identifier. A record of the TokenID as a unique identifier on the chain and the algorithm associated with the TokenID is deployed within the contract to generate the artwork.
- Project Direction: NFT - Experience the portal: https://pa.memex.studio/index.html#/ - View source code: https://github.com/liuxieric123/nft_move_starcoin
Wormhole Studio’s 『Red Packet』
Red Envelope is a common life tool. Define a secure asset SHIBA through Move smart contract, and design an interesting red envelope logic for SHIBA. Published to the Starcoin chain to provide a red envelope function for on-chain hand spinning.
- Project Direction: Tools - Experience the portal: https://meteor.wormhole.studio/ - View source code: https://github.com/reilost/meteor
TopYD’s 『pledge buying and selling』
Buy and sell transaction by a pledge under the non-trust situation.
- Project Direction: Trading - View source code: https://gitlab.com/mingzhena/Purchase.git
Mars&Earth’s『Auction』
Decentralized auction scenario, with an auctioneer and a buyer. The auctioneer creates an auction and pledges the subject matter, and waits for the auction to start. If someone participates in the auction and reaches the starting price and the auction time is up, the auction is successful, otherwise, the auction fails.
- Project Direction: Auction - View source code: https://github.com/starcoinorg/starauction-core
staratlas
A block browser based on the Starcoin chain.
- Project direction: Browser - Experience the portal: https://staratlas.vercel.app/ - View source code: https://github.com/renzholy/staratlas
Four old men’s 『collateral-based stablecoin』
A simple and secure stablecoin model was implemented with Move.
- Project Direction: StableCoins - View the code: https://github.com/wh-antares/mai
StarStar’s 『Likes』
A project is similar to GitStar, which screens and ranks outstanding projects on the public chain through the function of likes.
- Project Direction: Tools - View code: https://github.com/muzixinly/starstar-core
MoveStar’s 『Black Hole』
Invite to get Token, and provide a mechanism to burn Token.
- Project Direction: Tools - View code: https://github.com/lanbin/blackhole
MG’s 『CrowdFunding』
CrowdFunding realized with Move.
- Project direction: CrowdFunding
- View code: https://gitlab.com/www.joae/CrowdFunding
Thanks and Disclaimer
Thank you to all the participating teams for their enthusiastic participation and the panel of judges for their hard work.
The Starcoin Move online hackathon is a purely technical competition, with the judges judging the technical aspects according to certain rules, without regard to legal feasibility. Teams must comply with laws and regulations when designing their work and will only be judged as technical entries. The legal risks of any entry are not related to the Hackathon itself.
Finally, congratulations to all the winning teams and welcome more teams and projects to participate in the Starcoin ecosystem.