Clover is a blockchain platform for supporting cryptocurrencies with a complex architecture and its own ecosystem, which provides a fast and reliable service for its users. Here we are waiting for new enthusiasts who will be able to express themselves and show their skills in creating their creative and intellectual projects.
Welcome to Utonhack 2021,
the official hackathon
for the Clover blockchain!
The Clover community is looking forward to the start of its 3rd online hackathon dedicated to allowing developers to experiment and use the Clover blockchain to create projects covering DeFi, Gamefi, digital art/collectibles and everything in between. Create or integrate an application, platform or tool on the Clover blockchain to join the
hackathon.
Design or port blockchain-based games
or gaming platforms and more to allow players
to directly interact with p2p markets
Design DEXs, lending
platforms, and new
decentralized applications
Create Dapps, Tools, and platforms for NFTs creating/minting and trading that directly connect artists with their fans around the world.
Build tools that help stakeholders to navigate and access
the Clover blockchain. Examples include: Bridges, On-chain
data aggregation platforms, Analytical and monitoring tools, etc.
The prizes will be distributed among five projects selected from the listed categories and meeting the requirements of the judges.
(MVP required) Prototype required
Register on Devpost and view the resources to start building.
Start coding up your solution.
The complete code of the application needs to be public on GitHub. Provide a URL to your open-source code repository for judging and testing. Include a link to your repo hosting the code and all deployment files and testing instructions needed for testing your project in a README.md file.
Include a video (maximum of 10 minutes) that demonstrates your submission. The video should include the following points:
Include all of the required fields on your Devpost submission
form, BEFORE the final deadline on November 13, 2021.
Start coding up your solution.
The complete code of the application needs to be public on GitHub. Provide a URL to your open-source code repository for judging and testing. Include a link to your repo hosting the code and all deployment files and testing instructions needed for testing your project in a README.md file.
Include a video (maximum of 10 minutes) that demonstrates your submission. The video should include the following points: