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ETHAccra is an in person 3-day hackathon happening in Accra.

“Come for the Hack - Stay for the Vibes”

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<h2>Learning Materials and Resources 📃  </h2><h2> <a href="https://thegraph.com/" target="_blank">The Graph</a> Resources  </h2>🎒Hacker Resource Pack 🔹 <a href="https://www.notion.so/Hacker-Resource-Pack-8dcb2946fa7f49f4803aaf550c939264" target="_blank">The Graph Hacker Resource</a>📃Documentation 🔹 Official Docs <a href="https://thegraph.com/docs/en/" target="_blank">Official Docs</a>🔹 Quick Start <a href="https://thegraph.com/docs/en/cookbook/quick-start/" target="_blank">Quick Start</a>🎞 Tutorials <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmtHVVvrRJw" target="_blank">Building Subgraphs for the decentralized Graph Network</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjyKPMpahuc" target="_blank">Querying a Subgraph from a Web Application.</a><h2> </h2> <h2>Metapool  Resources  </h2>Technical Annex🎞 Tutorials  : <a href="https://github.com/Meta-Pool/metapool-ethereum" target="_blank">https://github.com/Meta-Pool/metapool-ethereum</a> 📃 Official Docs <a href="https://docs.metapool.app/master/meta-pool-by-chains/ethereum-network/mpeth" target="_blank">Metapool Docs</a>  What is mpETH?The mpETH token is collateral that represents your tokens plus staking rewards on Ethereum.mpETH LST Token ERC-20/ERC-4626: 0x48AFbBd342F64EF8a9Ab1C143719b63C2AD81710Liquid Unstake Pool Contract: 0xdF261F967E87B2aa44e18a22f4aCE5d7f74f03CcWithdrawal Contract: 0xE55E5fDe6C25ac4AD75D867817D2d8a45836Af49mpDAO Gov Token ERC-20: 0x798bcB35D2d48C8cE7eF8171860B8d53A98b361dmpDAO Bonding Voting Power: 0xF8709E3e8ED3dB79744579D3FA1795b514104113SAFE Multisig DAO Admin: 0x24D9664Ba8384D94499d6698ab285b69E879D971Linea L2 Mainnet:mpETH ERC-20 (bridged): 0xda7d3Ef7c899079EB101F3B31c272DBe9639BDA6Optimism L2 Mainnet:mpETH ERC-20 (bridged): 0x819845b60a192167ed1139040b4f8eca31834f27Sepolia (Testnet):mpDAO Gov Token ERC-20: 0xfBB18ed0Db241EB750E472e139B74A39CC551a02VotingPowerContract: 0xb98211076dD150164b20702CD36ABe8f2eB7C027Holesky (Staking Testnet):mpETH LST Token ERC-20/ERC-4626: 0xeeb074316a4b5e45568F15382f91C661844c3E69Liquid Unstake Pool Contract: 0x7CB33E12462D1Cc33b1306F9dF7de0C21F6d8b93Withdrawal Contract: 0x9227bEF08Eddf3823b6b20b2b52dd6C4E491e684Goerli (Testnet, deprecated):mpETH LST Token ERC-20/ERC-4626: 0x748c905130CC15b92B97084Fd1eEBc2d2419146fLiquid Unstake Pool Contract: 0x37774000C885e9355eA7C6B025EbF1704141093CWithdrawal Contract: 0x1A8c25ADc96Fb62183C4CB5B9F0c47746B847e05Projects using mpETHETHEREUMYou can find more information in Meta Pool's Gitbook: <a href="https://metapool.gitbook.io/master/" target="_blank">https://metapool.gitbook.io/master/</a>  <h2><a href="https://buidlguidl.com/" target="_blank">Buidl Guidl</a> Resources  </h2>Resources Here’s the updated list with the link to the specific challenge: 1. Speedrun Ethereum Speedrun Ethereum Website <a href="https://speedrunethereum.com" target="_blank">https://speedrunethereum.com</a> 📃 Official Docs - BuidlGuidl Builds : <a href="https://app.buidlguidl.com/builds" target="_blank">https://app.buidlguidl.com/builds</a> 🎞 Tutorials - YouTube Playlist : <a href="https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJz1HruEnenAf80uOfDwBPqaliJkjKg69&amp;si=Wlxesg8jXfsjUVci" target="_blank">https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJz1HruEnenAf80uOfDwBPqaliJkjKg69&amp;si=Wlxesg8jXfsjUVci</a>Scafold ETH<a href="https://scaffoldeth.io/" target="_blank">https://scaffoldeth.io/</a>  - Everything you need to get started building decentralized applications powered by smart contracts. Speed Run Ethereum Speedrunethereum : <a href="https://speedrunethereum.com/" target="_blank">https://speedrunethereum.com/</a> Learn how to build on Ethereum; the superpowers and the gotchas. Smart Contract Development Guidelines Some tips and best practices around building secure smart contracts can be found <a href="https://ethglobal.com/guides/smart-contract-development-guidelines-3q07x" target="_blank">here</a><h3> </h3><h3>Other Dev. Resources</h3>Ethereum developer tools : <a href="https://ethereum.org/en/developers/" target="_blank">https://ethereum developers</a>Learn by coding : <a href="https://ethereum.org/en/developers/learning-tools/" target="_blank">https://ethereum learning-tools</a>Ethereum Solidity in-browser IDE: <a href="https://remix.ethereum.org/" target="_blank">https://remix ide</a>Great overview of tools: <a href="https://docs.dorg.tech/web3-upskilling" target="_blank">https://docs.dorg.tech/web3-upskilling</a>Ethereum Github: <a href="https://github.com/ethereum" target="_blank">https://github.com/ethereum</a>Bankless Academy:<a href="https://app.banklessacademy.com/lessons" target="_blank"> https://app.banklessacademy.com/lessons</a>DeveloperDAO academy:<a href="https://academy.developerdao.com/" target="_blank"> https://academy.developerdao.com/</a> Basenode - Paymaster Quickstart Tutorial<a href="https://docs.cloud.coinbase.com/base-node/docs/paymaster-bundler-qs" target="_blank">https://docs.cloud.coinbase.com/base-node/docs/paymaster-bundler-qs</a> Useful videosSolidity &amp; Hardhat (2022): <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyMwXuJrbJQ" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyMwXuJrbJQ</a>Solidity &amp; Foundry (2023): <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umepbfKp5rI" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umepbfKp5rI</a>Devcon Archive: <a href="https://archive.devcon.org/archive/" target="_blank">https://archive.devcon.org/archive/</a> Testnets and FaucetsWhen you're hacking, you'll likely use a testnet to try out your smart contracts. You'll need Ethereum testnet for this.Ethereum faucets give out small amounts of free Ether, mainly for testing. Pick a testnet Blockchain, like Goerli, Holesky or Sepolia. Make sure you have an Ethereum wallet. Go to the faucet, put in your Ethereum address, and do any tasks (like a CAPTCHA). After a little while, your wallet should have more funds. Remember, only share public addresses, not private keys. It's a good idea to get your test ETH before the hackathon, as faucets can sometimes be unreliable. Here are some you can use:<ul><li><a href="https://sepoliafaucet.com/" target="_blank">Sepolia Faucet</a>  and <a href="https://holesky-faucet.pk910.de/" target="_blank">Holesky Faucet</a></li><li><a href="https://mumbaifaucet.com/" target="_blank">Mumbai Faucet</a></li><li><a href="https://faucet.quicknode.com/drip" target="_blank">Quicknode</a></li></ul>Paid options are available if you need larger amounts or if other methods are not working: <a href="https://testnetbridge.com" target="_blank">https://testnetbridge.com</a>

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<h2>Rules and Terms</h2>Before reading the Rules of this Challenge, we kindly advise you to check our General User Terms &amp; Conditions and Privacy Policy of the TAIKAI Platform. <h2>🚨Hacking and Rules🚨</h2>👉🏿 Hacker teams are made up of a maximum of 5 people. 📌 ETHAccra is happening primarily IRL.📌 All projects must be related to the Ethereum blockchain;📌 Note: all members of your team will need to be at the venue to be judged; no online-only submissions.📌 You cannot copy, use or submit another team's source code;📌 The decision of judges is final in the determination of prizes and awards;📌 Projects must involve writing significant software;📌 All code for projects must be written during the event, there can be no previously written code submitted to the judging process;📌 The judges’ decision is final in terms of determining prizes and awards;📌 All participants must hold a valid ticket for ETHAccra for their submission to be considered;📌 Please comply with all instructions provided by ETHAccra organisers, sponsors and mentors;📌 Please respect our Code of Conduct! <h2>⏳Submission Deadline⏳</h2>The submission deadline is Saturday August 31st at 10:00 AM (Ghana Time) ⚠️The submission should be done on the TAIKAI platform. 🚀<h2>⏳DELIVERABLES⏳ </h2><pre>📌 Project / Team name</pre><pre>📌 Short description about the project (A max 280-character or less description of your project (it should fit in a tweet!)</pre><pre>📌 How it's made Tell us about how you built this project; the nitty-gritty details. What technologies did you use? How are they pieced together? Did you do anything particuarly hacky that's notable and worth mentioning?</pre><pre>📌 GitHub repository or a link to the source code (must be public). Where we can go to view the source code, development activity, or design history. If your design work was composed entirely on something like Figma, then you can link that here.</pre><pre>📌 Video demo (max 4 minutes) and/or Presentation (10 slides max)</pre><pre>📌 The contract address(es) or website URLs of your deployed application, either on a testnet of your choice or mainnet of a platform of choice. 📂📂 (NOT mandatory)</pre><pre>Incomplete or unreadable submissions will be notified for resubmission before the deadline.</pre><pre>Projects suspected of third-party involvement will be disqualified.</pre><pre>Large files may be uploaded to external sites with links provided in the project description.</pre><h3> </h3><h2>💡How to present your project?💡</h2>📌 Speak slowly and clearly📌 Do a few practice takes, pace yourself and avoid filler sounds like "uhm"📌 Avoid echo-ey sound — a good microphone can help, or try a different room with better acoustics, maybe even a closet📌 Keep introductions and project summary to be less than 20 seconds — don't spend too much time on backstory📌 Crop out any needless waiting time e.g., Metamask TX confirmations📌 If you need to fill out a form or switch between views, keep them ready in multiple tabs📌 Use slides to summarise key information📌 Make sure to use max. 4 bullet points per slide<h3> </h3>

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What  is ETHAccra?ETHAccra is a community-led hackathon focused on the Ethereum Community. Who can participate in  ETHAccra's Hackathon?ETHAccra welcomes a diverse range of attendees, specifically catering to university students, developers aiming to delve into blockchain development, seasoned web3 builders, and individuals equipped with skills in areas such as project management or UI/UX. How do I register ?Registration is open and ongoing at the moment on our TAIKAI platform . Or simply click on the link <a href="https://taikai.network/ethaccra/hackathons/hackathon2024" target="_blank">https://taikai.network/ethaccra/hackathons/hackathon2024</a> to register.  How are applicants selected?ETHAccra curators aim at selecting the best, most participative and motivated, programmers and creatives. For this they rely on what candidates fill in their profiles (their pitches and personal bios) and evidence of engagement in previous editions (if applicable). CVs don't matter, please don't paste full CVs as an application pitch. What matters is your potential and your passion for technology, no matter your level of experience. How much does it cost?ETHAccra is free for all selected candidates.Is it a '24 hour' Hackathon?No, it isn't. Due to regulatory law, the venue cannot stay open overnight. The venue will close at 9 pm and reopen at 7 am. However, projects can continue outside the venue during those hours if hackers wish to do so. We apologise for any inconvenience and hope this regulation changes in the future!Can I register our company employees in bulk?No. Candidates must register and apply individually (they are evaluated and selected individually too, see above).<h2> </h2>Do you pay for the attendees' transportation and/or accommodation costs?No. However, there may be discounts and other partnerships. If so, these will be announced in the months leading to the event, so make sure you follow us in one of the social networks where we're present. You can also choose to sleep in the venue. This one is guaranteed, with some caveats (see below). Can I bring a guest to the event?No. All attendees must apply to the event individually.<h2> </h2>I was selected but can't attend the event, what do I do?Please let us know. Spots are limited and it would be nice if another candidate could go instead (but no, you cannot choose who that candidate might be). When will the schedule be available?A detailed schedule will be available closer to the event, on our website and or overview section.<h2> </h2>Is there food and beverages at the event?Food and drinks will be provided free for all attendees. We'll be providing lunch and dinner daily, and there will be random snacks and beverages available .<h2> </h2>Do I get a participation certificate at the end?Yes, we can provide participation certificates on demand in the days following ETHAccra. Just make sure you actually participate.<h2> </h2>Are there hotels nearby?ETHAccra's venue ISSER  Conference Hall , University of Ghana - Legon  is in a very central location in the city, so there are plenty of hotels around. TBD more details will follow soon. Is there Wi-Fi at the event?Of course. There will also be a limited number of ethernet outlets in the hacking area, but teams doing projects for the 48h competition have priority on these. Are there prizes for winning one of these activities?Yes there are and details regarding prizes will be communicated soon.  I am interested in exhibiting or becoming a sponsor, what do I do?If you are interested in sponsoring ETHAccra, please contact us <a href="mailto:atinfo@ethaccra.xyz" target="_blank">info@ethaccra.xyz</a> for a prospectus and sponsorship application instructions. Can I leave a few flyers on the tables to advertise my group/event/company?That would depend on what you're advertising. The only hard rule on this is that you talk to us first by contacting us at <a href="mailto:info@ethaccra.xyz" target="_blank">info@ethaccra.xyz</a>  I'm a tech guy but I also do recruiting. Is it OK if I talk to someone at ETHAccra to see if they're interested in working with me?You cannot engage in direct recruitment activities during ETHAccra. This is one of the core rules of the event. The attendees don't enjoy unsolicited targeting, and we don't want to turn the event into a battlefield for hires. Trust us, it's better for you, not only for attendees. Having said this, it's OK if the interest is mutual and both parties want to talk (meaning the attendee approaches you). It's definitely NOT OK if you're preaching to the crowd or fishing around for interest. Do I need to know how to code to participate?Yes, for solo hackers, having a technical background is essential as it's necessary for the hackathon. However, for those joining teams, coding skills are not a strict requirement. If you bring other skill sets, like research, project management, pitching, design, or any other relevant expertise that aligns with the project's requirements, you are more than welcome to be part of a team. Can I build my project solo?Yes, absolutely! Whether you're a solo developer with a one-person team or just prefer the individual challenge, building solo is entirely welcome.   How do I contact mentors from ETHAccra?Mentors are readily available for assistance and can be reached on our website <a href="mailto:info@ethaccra.xyz" target="_blank">info@ethaccra.xyz</a> . Whether you have questions about technical challenges, project ideas, or need guidance on any aspect of the hackathon, our mentors are here to help. Will there be training before the hackathon?Yes, we've got you covered! We have a series of online and in-person workshops planned to equip you with the necessary skills before the hackathon kicks off.Online and In-person Workshops: These workshops will run about four (4) to three (3) months before the hackathon kicks off and will cover various topics,  steps to build, and inspiring ideas.  Still have questions?We'll be happy to answer any questions you might have! Join us over on Telegram <a href="https://t.me/c/1785270528/1" target="_blank">https://t.me/c/1785270528/1</a>   or Whatsapp <a href="https://chat.whatsapp.com/ILyl3Jlkwjm7HhyOXJNCMm" target="_blank">https://chat.whatsapp.com/ILyl3Jlkwjm7HhyOXJNCMm</a>  to connect with our Team directly. For serious builders seeking a more personalized touch, reach us out at <a href="mailto:info@ethaccra.xyz" target="_blank">info@ethaccra.xyz</a> .It's your opportunity to dive deeper into the details and enhance your hacking journey.We're looking forward to seeing your innovative projects at #ETHAccraHackathon2024!

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<h2>⚡ETHAccra⚡</h2>The ETHAccra Hackathon brings together the Ethereum community of developers to compete and build innovative projects using the Ethereum blockchain and connecting the blockchain technology to real use cases. Everyone is able to apply to be a hacker but the organisation will manually select and curate the candidates. Entries for all hackers will be free of charge. <h2>⚡Audience⚡</h2>Bringing together developers and builders from diverse backgrounds, the hackathon will encourage the creation of new applications that can help address local problems in West Africa and advance the Ethereum community in West Africa. <h2>⚡Scope⚡️      </h2>The scope of this hackathon is to build and present projects that can have impact in real use cases. The hackathon will be “Open Track”, there are no “predefined” themes, but every project should be related to the Ethereum ecosystem.<h2> </h2><h2>💡Deliverables 💡</h2>Submitted projects should have:<pre>📌 Project / Team name</pre><pre>📌 Short description about the project (A max 280-character or less description of your project (it should fit in a tweet!)</pre><pre>📌 How it's made Tell us about how you built this project; the nitty-gritty details. 
What technologies did you use? How are they pieced together? 
Did you do anything particuarly hacky that's notable and worth mentioning?</pre><pre>📌 GitHub repository or a link to the source code (must be public). Where we can go to view the source code, development activity, or design history. If your design work was composed entirely on something like Figma, then you can link that here.</pre><pre>📌 Video demo (max 4 minutes) and/or Presentation (10 slides max)</pre><pre>📌 The contract address(es) or website URLs of your deployed application, either on a testnet of your choice or mainnet of a platform of choice. 📂📂 (NOT mandatory)</pre> <h2>🏆 Open Track 🏆  </h2><h3> 🏅  USD 6000</h3>The Open Track Bounty of is sponsored by Optimism and Ethereum Support Program.🏆 <h2>🏆Bounties 🏆</h2><h2>Swiss Embassy Bounty  🏆   </h2>🥇First Prize: GHS 10’800🥈Second Prize: GHS 7’200* Environmental and Sustainability Impact Track:    * Participants in this track will focus on creating projects that address environmental challenges, such as sustainability, climate change, energy consumption, water usage, etc., using Ethereum's capabilities for environmental good. <h2>The Graph Bounty 🏆    </h2>The Graph is a decentralized protocol for indexing and querying blockchain data. The Graph makes it possible to query data 📊 that is difficult to query directly. <ul><li>Prize Amount $5,000</li><li>Number of Projects Awarded: </li></ul>Winners Breakdown🛠️ Best Use of The Graph: $2'500🥇 Grand Prize: $1,100🥈 1st Runner-up: $800🥉 2nd Runner-up: $600 🏊🏿‍♀️ Pool Prize: $2'500 💦Distributed evenly across all eligible submissions Bounty GuidanceWhat is required to complete this prize?To qualify for the pool prize, participants must either deploy a new subgraph to <a href="https://thegraph.com/studio" target="_blank">Subgraph Studio</a> and query it from their application or query a subgraph on The Graph Network with their API key. Existing subgraphs can be found on <a href="https://thegraph.com/explorer" target="_blank">The Graph Explorer</a>.All code must be open source. Please share the code to your subgraph and application, plus a link to the development query URL or published subgraph.For the Best Use of the Graph category, the submissions will be ranked by technical excellence according to The Graph Judging Criteria, which<a href="https://edgeandnode.notion.site/The-Graph-Judging-Criteria-3fd714090f2d4401a3c95974b4d9c5e6?pvs=4" target="_blank"> can be found here</a>. <h2>Circles Bounty 🏆   </h2>Circles is a social currency initiative on Gnosis Chain, enabling local and global economies through token issuance and demurrage. At ETHAccra, we seek projects that use our SDK to focus on community, social engagement, and sybil resistance.Most Innovative Use Case of Circles:🥇First Prize: $800🥈Second Prize: $500🥉Third Prize: $300CommunityCommunity is a core value to Circles, build an application that centres around community participation and engagement. Here are some examples:📌 Events platform📌 MarketplaceSocialUse the Circles SDK to build anything from social networks to SocialFi protocols. Circles’ decentralised trust model allows you to replicate your real world connections on-chain. Here are some examples ideas:📌 Messaging app📌 Social graph analysis📌 GamesIdentity/Sybil ResistanceThe Circles protocol allows for the verification of real people without the use of any intrusive third parties. Projects that advance identity solutions within the Circles ecosystem, ensuring secure and genuine social interactions. Here are some examples ideas:📌 Reputation Systems📌 Decentralised Identity Verification <h2>Buidl Guidl  Bounty  🏆   </h2> Buidl Guidl empower Ethereum developers to build decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts through resources, mentorship, and community collaboration. 'Buidl' means actively creating, not just holding - let's build the future of blockchain together!"<ul><li>Scaffold-ETH Competition! 🚀 </li></ul>Scaffold-ETH: Scaffold-ETH is a development framework that is often associated with Buidl Guidl. It provides a set of tools and templates to help developers quickly prototype and build dApps on Ethereum.We are excited to launch our competition with a total bounty of $5,000! The prizes are as follows: 🥇1st Place: $2,500🥈2nd Place: $1,500🥉3rd Place:  $1,000 How to Participate 💻Build 🚀 an innovative project using Scaffold-ETH and submit your projects. Our panel of judges will evaluate the entries based on creativity, functionality, and impact. 🚀Example Entries:📌 Decentralized Voting System.📌 NFT Marketplace.📌 DeFi Protocol.📌 Charity Donation Platform:📌 Supply Chain Management DApp📌 Decentralized Identity Verification.  Scaffold-ETH 2  Modern version of Scaffold-ETH with NextJS, RainbowKit, Wagmi, and Typescript, supporting Hardhat and Foundry.Here are the descriptions for the normal Speedrun Ethereum challenges:Speedrun Ethereum Challenges 1. Challenge #0: Simple NFT Example    - Objective: Create a simple NFT to get familiar with the basics of scaffold-eth. You'll use HardHat for compiling and deploying smart contracts and a React app template to interact with the NFT. Finally, deploy the NFT to a public network. 2. Challenge #1: Decentralized Staking App    - Objective: Build a decentralized application that allows users to collectively fund a project or initiative. The app will use Ethereum smart contracts to manage and coordinate the staking process without needing to trust a central authority.3. Challenge #2: Token Vendor    - Objective: Develop a digital currency using ERC20 tokens and create a vending machine-like smart contract for buying and selling these tokens. This challenge will help you understand the "approve" pattern and contract-to-contract interactions.4. Challenge #3: Dice Game    - Objective: Create a game where players can roll dice based on blockchain randomness. The challenge involves predicting the randomness of the blockchain (e.g., block hashes) to ensure successful outcomes in the game. 5. Challenge #4: Build a DEX    - Objective: Build a decentralized exchange that allows users to swap ETH for tokens and vice versa. You'll implement a smart contract that holds reserves of both assets and uses a price function based on the reserves' ratio to facilitate trades. 6. Challenge #5: State Channel Application    - Objective: Develop an application that utilizes state channels to perform off-chain transactions. This helps address issues related to transaction throughput and cost on the Ethereum blockchain by keeping most interactions off-chain. 7. Challenge #6: Multisig Wallet Challenge    - Objective: Create a multisig wallet that requires multiple parties to approve transactions before they can be executed. This increases the security of the wallet by ensuring that no single party can make changes or transfer assets without consensus. 8. Challenge #7: SVG NFT Challenge    - Objective: Design and deploy a smart contract that generates dynamic SVG images on-chain. Users will be able to mint NFTs with unique SVG graphics and metadata directly from the smart contract. These challenges provide a comprehensive approach to learning Ethereum development, covering fundamental concepts and practical implementations across various types of decentralized applications and smart contracts.DeFi Challenges - [Scaffold-ETH Challenge #2: Sommelier ERC4626 Adaptor: <a href="https://github.com/scaffold-eth//tree/challenge-2-sommelier-erc4626-adaptor" target="_blank">https://github.com/scaffold-eth//tree/challenge-2-sommelier-erc4626-adaptor</a> Speed Run Ethereum : <a href="https://speedrunethereum.com/" target="_blank">https://speedrunethereum.com/</a> <h2>Lisk Bounty 🏆   </h2>USD 500 bounty for 3 winning projects building on Lisk. 🥇 1st place-$200 🥈 2nd place-$150 🥉 3rd place-$150 Categories for winning projects: -Best DApp on Lisk: Create a decentralized application (DApp) on the Lisk blockchain. Must demonstrate a clear use case and solve a real-world problem. Judged on functionality, innovation, and user experience. -Best Integration of Stablecoins: Integrate USDT or USDC into a Lisk-based application. Showcase seamless and secure transactions using stablecoins. Judged on practicality, security, and user adoption potential. -Best Solution for Social Good: Develop a solution that addresses social, environmental, or economic issues. Use the Lisk platform to create a positive impact. Judged on impact, feasibility, and scalability. <h2>Metapool Bounty 🏆   </h2>Meta Pool is an open-source, community-focused project maintained by a core team that is rolling out updates and new products to the Web 3 ecosystem.Expected SolutionCreate a solution that integrates the mpETH token, or any other Meta Pool service, using it as a value proposition.Some examples of decentralized finance (DeFi) solutions that can use mpETH include:<ul><li>Lending</li><li>Decentralized exchanges</li><li>Stablecoins</li><li>Synthetic assets</li><li>Insurance</li><li>Others that you can propose on your own.</li></ul>These are not the only ways to use mpETH; you can propose your own solution even if it is not related to DeFi. Evaluation Criteria and PrizesThe score assigned by the Meta Pool team to the solutions presented during the event will be evaluated using the following framework:Maximum prize pool: $500 USD If the proposals do not meet the minimum acceptance criteria, the challenge will be declared without winners.🥇 $300 USDReady to work and validatedThe prototype is deployed in testnet and close to mainnet.It made an agile iteration to test that its proposal of value is valid to users or customers.It makes clear and valid statements on how it is linked to Meta Pool. 🥈 $130 USDDeployed and ready to useThe prototype is deployed in testnet.Have a defined market and value proposal.It makes clear and valid statements on how it is linked to Meta Pool 🥉$70 USDIdea and Simulation Present a simulator design that allows us to analyze the idea. It makes clear and valid statements on how it is linked to Meta Pool. Suggested IdeasIf you don’t know where to start, these ideas were generated and suggested by the Meta Pool team:<ul><li>Mobile app for tracking assets: An app available on PlayStore and iOS that clearly tracks Meta Pool assets and their value over time.</li><li>DCA into mpETH: Exchange a fixed amount of USDC for mpETH every month for one year to manage your portfolio balance.</li><li>Gamified learning for Liquid Staking: Grant rewards and badges while learning about liquid staking and DeFi.</li><li>DeFi recipes for mpETH: A simple user interface to show options for where to use mpETH in the DeFi ecosystem (lending, exchange, farming, and providing liquidity).</li><li>mpDAO Tamagotchi: Buy your Meta-Gotchi (NFT) with mpETH. Make it dance, play, or feed it with mpDAO tokens.</li><li>mpDAO Tanda: A group of people starts their token holdings based on periodic community contributions.</li><li>mpETH savings chest: Save mpETH daily and earn more mpDAO in rewards.</li><li>Notification system for Meta Pool services: Notify users about updates in their smart contracts.</li><li>Rewards in stablecoins: A vault that pays rewards earned in mpETH in stablecoins (monthly or over a predefined period).</li><li>DeFi vaults protected by tokens: The user deposits mpETH for 3, 6, 9, or 12 months, and the staking rewards are used to invest in other DeFi platforms to increase yield (Pembrock, SpinFi, etc.)</li></ul> Projects we are not interested in supporting:<ul><li>Initiatives related to gambling.</li><li>Projects that only use mpETH as a payment method, without providing utility.</li></ul> <h3>Web3.js  - Bounty 🏆🏅</h3>Web3.js is a robust and flexible collection of TypeScript and JavaScript libraries that allows developers to interact with local or remote Ethereum nodes (or any EVM-compatible blockchain) over HTTP, IPC or WebSocket connections. Bounty Prizes are as follows: 🏅 800$-  Best dApp using ZKsync Plugin with Paymasters 🏅 400$- Best dApp using ZKsync Plugin (in general).🏅 500$- Best dApp using Swisstronik Plugin 🏅 500$- Best dApp using ORA AI Plugin. Requirements:📌 Clear README on how the plugin is being used / how the dApp works.📌 The web3.js Plugin must be used in your dApp (more creative is better).📌 Live dApp must be deployed on Fleek.📌Use multiple plugins / submit multiple dApps, but can win only 1 bounty📌 dApp must work (testnet or mainnet).📌 Code must be in a public GitHub repo.

Originality	Is the project wholly new or are there other existing instances of the same type of projection and/or execution?
Technicality	The level of technicality will be judged on how effectively a project implements the ETHAccra Resources.
Practicability	A rating of the project’s minimum viability.
Innovation	Judges will be looking for efficiencies in the delivery method from projects leveraging a new technology or enabling a new use/solution.

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