Test Vara Hackathon
EVM-Compatible Hackathon with $10,000 prize pool
Hackathon State
Host by
Saturnalia TIET
Hackathon Mode
OFFLINE
Ecosystem
Venue
chendu
Tech Stack
Participants
0 USD
Available in Prizes
Description
Embarking on the next chapter of an exhilarating legacy, we present to you HackCraft 2.0! It is the ultimate blend of coders, innovators, designers, and tech-connoisseurs, a celebration of expertise and creativity that promises an unparalleled experience.
HackCraft 2.0 provides an excellent opportunity for hackathon enthusiasts to learn new skills and network with industry leaders & experts. Get ready to embark on an exciting journey, overcoming challenges using innovative solutions, and much more!
General Trackff
1,600 USDT
General Trackff
General Trackff
Judging Criteria
1. Innovation (10%)
- Originality: Is the idea new or does it offer a fresh perspective on an existing problem?
- Creativity: How imaginative is the solution? Does it introduce unique concepts or approaches?
2. Technical Complexity (10%)
- Skill Level: How technically challenging is the project? Does it involve complex algorithms, intricate coding, or advanced technology?
- Implementation: How well is the project implemented? Is the code clean, efficient, and scalable?
3. Functionality (10%)
- Performance: Does the solution work as intended? Are there any bugs or issues?
- Usability: How easy is it for users to interact with the solution? Is the user interface intuitive?
4. Impact (10%)
- Problem Solving: Does the project effectively address the problem it aims to solve?
- Social Impact: What potential does the solution have to make a positive difference in the real world?
5. Presentation (10%)
- Practicality: Is the solution practical and feasible to implement in the real world?
- Scalability: Can the project be scaled up or adapted for broader use?
Judging Mode
Voting Mode
MAX Votes Per Project Per User/Judge
Judging Accounts
All Girls Best Team
6,000 USDT
All Girls Best Team
All Girls Best Team
Judging Criteria
1. Innovation (10%)
- Originality: Is the idea new or does it offer a fresh perspective on an existing problem?
- Creativity: How imaginative is the solution? Does it introduce unique concepts or approaches?
2. Technical Complexity (10%)
- Skill Level: How technically challenging is the project? Does it involve complex algorithms, intricate coding, or advanced technology?
- Implementation: How well is the project implemented? Is the code clean, efficient, and scalable?
3. Functionality (10%)
- Performance: Does the solution work as intended? Are there any bugs or issues?
- Usability: How easy is it for users to interact with the solution? Is the user interface intuitive?
4. Impact (10%)
- Problem Solving: Does the project effectively address the problem it aims to solve?
- Social Impact: What potential does the solution have to make a positive difference in the real world?
5. Presentation (10%)
- Practicality: Is the solution practical and feasible to implement in the real world?
- Scalability: Can the project be scaled up or adapted for broader use?
Judging Mode
Voting Mode
Each Judge’s Votes
Total Users Votes
1,200
Total Judges Votes
2,800
Judging Accounts
Schedule
Partner
Kim
Liu
Speaker
Jan
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