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ETHChicago Hackathon AgreementIntroduction:  This document is an agreement for participants ("you") entering the ETHChicago Hackathon ("Event"). By entering, you agree to all terms, conditions, schedules, and expectations outlined herein. 1. Schedule and Location:  - Friday, September 15th, 2023: The venue will be open from 12:00 pm to 10:30 pm. The hackathon will commence at 3:00 pm in the EAST Room on the 67th floor with an announcement of bounties, rules, and prizes. Activities include team formation sessions (time TBD) and workshops in the Lincoln Stage, culminating in the Opening Ceremony at 5:00 pm in the East Room. The event will proceed until close.- Saturday, September 16th, 2023: The venue will be accessible from 9:00 am to 10:30 pm. Attendees can expect speaking events and workshops, further team formation sessions (time TBD), and office hours (time TBD). The hackathon will continue till closure.- Sunday, September 17th, 2023: Doors open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Hackathon submission support will be available from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., with final submissions due at 10:00 a.m. Teams will present to judges between 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Finalists must present at the closing ceremony to get their prizes. Details for the next steps regarding bounties will be provided. *times are subject to change* 2. Participation Requirements:- Ticket Requirement: To participate in the hackathon, attendees must possess a valid ticket for the entire duration of the event.- In-Person Attendance: The Event is an In Real Life (IRL) gathering at the M Club in the Willis Tower. Physical presence is required for participation.- Only code created during the duration of the challenge will be accepted, do not submit an existing project. 3. Submissions- Only code developed in person at the event will be evaluated, the person(s) submitting must be absolutely clear on what was and was not developed during the event.- All persons may submit to a maximum of 2 bounties.- All submissions must include appropriate tags to identify which bounties the project is going for. - All submissions must identify a team lead or if the project is developed solo for management of payouts at the end of the event.- All submissions must be entered into TAIKAI before the cutoff to be eligible for prizes. Submissions will be evaluated by selected judges and audience depending on the bounty. Judging criteria can be found on the <a href="https://taikai.network/ethchicago/hackathons/ETHChicagoHackathon2023/prizes" target="_blank">prize page</a>. 4. Event Objectives:  The primary goal of the Event is to encourage collaboration and innovation in the blockchain space. Participants will compete for bounties sponsored by our partners. These challenges may involve developing new technology applications, improving current tools, or devising solutions to real-world problems using decentralized technologies. Specific rules will be added to each bounty. 5. Intellectual Property:  All intellectual property rights related to the solutions, tools, or methods developed during the hackathon remain with the individual or team of creators unless otherwise specified by a bounty sponsor. Submissions must not infringe on any existing IP. 6. Conduct:  Participants are expected to act professionally and respectfully towards fellow participants, organizers, sponsors, and attendees. Any disruptive or inappropriate behavior may result in removal from the Event.- Abide by all local, national, and international laws and regulations.- Do not engage in any illegal activities or use the event platform for malicious purposes.- Respect intellectual property rights and refrain from unauthorized use or distribution of copyrighted materials.- Collaboration and Teamwork:- Foster a spirit of collaboration and cooperation with fellow hackers, mentors, and organizers.- Contribute positively to the overall success of the event by sharing knowledge, skills, and ideas.- Support and mentor other participants, promoting a culture of learning and growth.- Use your skills and knowledge for bounty challenges only.- Bounty winners will need to elect a leader for the distribution of prizes and will be subject to KYC/AML- Follow the guidelines provided by the event organizers regarding the use of event resources, platforms, and tools.- Do not tamper with or disrupt the event infrastructure or the experiences of other participants.- Respect the event schedule and be punctual for all activities and sessions. 7. Liability:  ETHChicago and associated partners will not be responsible for any loss, damage, or injury incurred during the Event. 8. Amendments:  The organizers reserve the right to amend or update the schedule or rules as deemed necessary. 9. Acknowledgment and Acceptance:  By participating in the ETHChicago Hackathon, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agreed to all terms and conditions stated in this legal document.

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<h2>ETHChicago Hackathon 2023</h2>The ETHChicago Hackathon is a three-day builder and creative IRL event where participants compete to win bounties sponsored by our partners. Bounties consist of tying together new technology in the blockchain space, innovating and learning from each other about existing blockchain tools, or solving real-world use cases with the unique properties of decentralized technology.<h2>Audience &amp; Hackers</h2>Anyone interested in decentralized technology is welcome, including developers, creatives, business leaders, students, and enthusiasts from all walks of life. Our community is diverse, inclusive, and open to all. For those who want to participate in Hackathon, the rules are as follows:<ul><li>Hackers should be 18+ to participate</li><li>Hackers must bring their own computers and equipment for development</li><li>Hackers must agree to our “terms and conditions” for participation</li><li>Hackers must have a “hacker ticket” for the event and be fully registered</li><li>If joining as a team,<ul><li>each person will need a hacker ticket</li><li>teams are limited to 5 people</li><li>a team leader needs to be elected for bounty rewards and KYC/AML requirements, ETHChicago will not be responsible for distributing bounties equally among team members.</li></ul></li><li>Submissions for the hackathon are through this platform, TAIKAI</li><li>Submissions must follow the following guidelines to be eligible for prizes<ul><li>Qualify as a hacker  and work on the challenges in person throughout the event</li><li>Submit the project on TAIKAI before the deadline (Sunday, Sept 17th 10:00 AM)</li><li>Present the project in person Sunday, Sept 17th, 2023. Finalists must present again at the closing ceremony. Hackers will be notified through TAIKAI</li><li>Bounty winners will need to go through a KYC/AML process for payout, may require a 1099</li><li>Submissions must specify which bounties it goes after and are subject to that bounty’s rules to be eligible</li></ul></li></ul><h2>Hacker Resources:</h2>Please utilize our <a href="https://docs.ethchicago.xyz/docs/intro/" target="_blank">docs</a> for starter kits, useful links, and tools.Novice hackers are encouraged to read our <a href="https://docs.ethchicago.xyz/docs/hackathon-prep-guide" target="_blank">Hackathon Preparation Guide</a>.<h2>Safety Disclaimer:</h2>ETHChicago and its organizers do not take any responsibility for the security of hackers' digital wallets, personal devices, or any other belongings. Participants are responsible for their personal items throughout the event. We highly recommend that all participants take the necessary precautions,  such as two-factor authentification, using strong passwords, VPN when possible, and keeping devices up-to-date with security patches. <h2>Food and Refreshments:</h2>Drinks and light food will be provided during the 3-day ETHChicago Hackathon.<h2>Location and Dates:</h2>Location: The M Club - Willis Tower, 233 S Wacker Dr, Chicago, IL 60606Floor: 66 &amp; 67Room: Oak RoomDates: Fri 09/15 12pm-10:30pm, Sat 09/16 9am-10:30pm, Sun 09/17 9am-5pmHackers will still have access to the rest of the event with various areas to work as well as workshops, but hacking will primarily take place in the Oak Room on the 66th floor. 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<h2>What is ETHChicago Hackathon 2023?</h2>The ETHChicago Hackathon is a three-day builder and creative IRL event where participants compete to win bounties sponsored by our partners. Bounties consist of tying together new technology in the blockchain space, innovating and learning from each other about existing blockchain tools, or solving real-world use cases with the unique properties of decentralized technology. <h2>Where is my ticket for the event?</h2>Your ticket should be sent via email from "hello@unlock-protocol.com" with the subject line "Here is your ticket!"Follow the instructions in the email to obtain your electronic ticket. It is recommended to do this before arriving to the event. Pro tip: Take a screenshot of your ticket to easily present regardless of wifi or cellular availability. <h2> </h2><h2>Where does one register/pick up credentials during the event?</h2>Present yourself at the event in Willis Tower. If you registered online, your name has already been registered with building security and you need to check in with them when you arrive. <h2>What are some resources for me to get started?</h2>We have <a href="https://docs.ethchicago.xyz/docs/intro/" target="_blank">community docs</a> with useful resource links, starter kits, and other resources. Feel free to also take advantage of the workshops, talks, and office hour events at the hackathon. <h2>Who can attend ETHChicago Hackathon 2023?</h2>Applications for attendance found at <a href="https://www.ethchicago.xyz" target="_blank">https://www.ethchicago.xyz</a> <h2>How much does it cost?</h2>75 for most attendees, but you can also apply to be sponsored which won't guarantee a ticket. <h2>Can I bring a guest to the event?</h2>No. All attendees must apply to the event individually. <h2>I was selected but can't attend the event, what do I do?</h2>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). <h2>When will the schedule be available?</h2>A detailed schedule will be available closer to the event, on our website <h2>Will there be a live stream from the event?</h2>Yes, live streaming will be available. The feed will be focused on the activities taking place on the main stage, such as talks and contests. When nothing is going on there, you can expect a general transmission of the event. <h2>Will the talks be recorded?</h2>Unless the speaker states otherwise, every talk will be recorded and available online in the weeks following the event. <h2>Is there food and beverages at the event?</h2>Light food and drinks will be provided free for all attendees. <h2>Is there Wi-Fi at the event?</h2>Of course. There will also be a limited number of ethernet outlets in the table area, but teams doing projects for competition have priority on these. <h2>I want to be a speaker at the event. How can I propose a talk?</h2>Please submit a proposal at <a href="https://pretalx.com/ethchi-2023/submit/K72VM0/info/" target="_blank">https://pretalx.com/ethchi-2023/submit/K72VM0/info/</a> <h2>Do I need to apply to ETHChicago Hackathon 2023 to propose a talk?</h2>Yes, you do. And if your talk is accepted, it means you're immediately accepted as an attendee as well (of course). <h2>I am interested in exhibiting or becoming a sponsor, what do I do?</h2>If you are interested in sponsoring ETHChicago Hackathon 2023, please contact us at <a href="mailto:partners@ethchicago.xyz" target="_blank">partners@ethchicago.xyz</a> for a prospectus and sponsorship application instructions. <h2>Still have questions?</h2>Reach out to <a href="mailto:ecosystem@ethchicago.xyz">ecosystem@ethchicago.xyz</a> or <a href="https://twitter.com/0xEthChicago" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/0xEthChicago</a>

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<h2>Schedule</h2>The ETHChicago Hackathon is a three-day builder and creative IRL event where participants compete to win bounties sponsored by our partners. Bounties consist of tying together new technologies in the blockchain space, innovating and learning from each other about existing blockchain tools, or solving real-world use cases with the unique properties of decentralized technology.<h3>Friday, September 15th, 2023 (club open from 12pm~10:30pm)</h3>Hackathon will start around 3 pm in the EAST Room on the 67th floor with a hackathon bounty announcement explaining further rules, prizes, etc.- Team forming sessions - Workshops are led in the Lincoln Stage until the Opening Ceremony in the East Room at 5:00 pm.The hackathon will continue through the evening until close.<h3>Saturday, September 16th, 2023 (club open from 9am~10:30pm)</h3>The venue opens in the morning with speaking events and workshops throughout the day until close.-Additional team forming sessions -Office hours The hackathon will continue through the evening until close.<h3>Sunday, September 17th, 2023 (club open from 9am~5pm)</h3>Hackathon submissions support 9:00-10:00 am.Submissions are due at 10:00 am.Judges will filter out projects until 12:00. (set up hackathon presentation signups)Presentations start at 1:30 ending at 2:45.Closing ceremonies and winner announcements at 3:00 pm.The next step on bounties is handled.

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<h2>ETHChicago IRL Hackathon 2023 Prizes</h2>Prizes are the rewards that builders (participants of the hackathon) win by completing a bounty. Each bounty will be unique, but participants may go for different bounties. Bounties are not guaranteed a winner if specific requirements are not met. Please review the rules for specifics.All projects must be based on Ethereum aligned blockchains and require a working proof of concept to qualify <h2><a href="https://taikai.network/ethchicago/hackathons/ETHChicagoHackathon2023/categories" target="_blank">BOUNTIES &amp; PRIZES</a></h2>Detailed descriptions of each bounty can be found on the category's page 👇<a href="https://taikai.network/ethchicago/hackathons/ETHChicagoHackathon2023/categories" target="_blank">https://taikai.network/ethchicago/hackathons/ETHChicagoHackathon2023/categories</a>There will be GENERAL and PARTNERSHIP bounties.General Bounties will require a prescreened public presentationPartnership bounties will require a recorded demo (if not publicly presented) Note: All bounties require in-person attendance to qualify and may require KYC/AML upon winning a prize. Bounties that are submitted as a team will need to elect a leader for prize distribution. <h2>Judging</h2>Generally, bounties will be evaluated according to the judges ability to score your projects demonstration of Feasibility, Usability, and Value.<img src="https://taikai.azureedge.net/zgzQl2CTd5rIaZWmf_ecDraB02eUQaJS91zVZw6xt2k/rs:fit:800:0:0/aHR0cHM6Ly9zdG9yYWdlLmdvb2dsZWFwaXMuY29tL3RhaWthaS1zdG9yYWdlL2ltYWdlcy80MTc1YjRjMC01MzMxLTExZWUtYjE4Zi0yN2JiNWVkZjc2ZmJHcm91cCA0LnBuZw" style="width:371px" class="fr-fic fr-dib" />We cannot judge how much fun you had, but we can look at your working prototype, presentation, and documentation.MVP: Minimum Viable Product - The time at this hackathon is limited, and you only have 3-5 minutes with the judges.  To make the most out of your project please think in vertical slices through the criteria to maximize your chances of winning.<img src="https://taikai.azureedge.net/hOZ5hoTYFGmnv7tGF1hQvLmqwjoXEDnpo_uReU3SRdk/rs:fit:800:0:0/aHR0cHM6Ly9zdG9yYWdlLmdvb2dsZWFwaXMuY29tL3RhaWthaS1zdG9yYWdlL2ltYWdlcy81ZDY2MjZmMC01MzMyLTExZWUtODE3Ni0yZmQzMDc5ZDYzMGVHcm91cCAyICgxKS5wbmc" style="width:669px" class="fr-fic fr-dib" />in the midwest, it's all about balance. make sure to slice through user research &amp; design, proper scoping of your engineering efforts, and clear communication of the problem you are solving.Feasible<ul><li>How well does the project leverage blockchain technology (or partner platforms if applicable)?</li><li>How well does the demo work?</li><li>Is it a fair representation of what the product could be?</li></ul>Usable<ul><li>Is the onboarding process simple enough?</li><li>How user-friendly or developer-friendly is the product?</li><li>How has design been considered?</li><li>How fast can I understand just by looking at it?</li></ul>Valuable<ul><li>How impactful is the product to the goals of the bounty?</li><li>Does the project enable new types of solutions to be created?</li><li>Does the project fill an existing gap in the blockchain space?</li><li>To what extent is the project economically justified?</li></ul>

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