What to Build

Build or significantly update a working software application that is developed with a Solidity smart contract for the Ethereum Virtual Machine and then deployed on the Lisk L2 Testnet. Each project must also fit into one of the following categories:

Real World Applications/Assets

• This category focuses on practical applications of blockchain technology in real-world scenarios. Projects could involve tokenization of real-world assets, supply chain solutions, identity management, climate etc.

Decentralized Physical Infrastructure

• Projects in this category could involve IoT integration with blockchain, smart cities solutions, energy trading platforms, compute sharing, or any other applications that bridge physical infrastructure with blockchain technology.

Decentralized Finance

• Projects in this category could include decentralized exchanges (DEX), lending protocols, yield farming strategies, or innovative financial instruments.

Gaming 

• Potential applications include metaverse, decentralized gaming marketplaces, ownership of in-game assets, and provably fair gaming mechanisms etc. 

What to Submit

1. CodeBase

• • GitHub repository of the full codebase

• • Please keep the repo public for judges to review

• • Readme describing the project in detail (this is essential to evaluating your project)

• • Summary, overview, images of the demo, etc.

  • Include the link to your contract deployment on the Lisk L2 Testnet

1. Video demonstration (Limit to max 3 min)

• • A short video to demonstrate the full functionality of your project

• • Share video links via Loom, YouTube, and Google Drive, etc

1. Presentation - Pitch deck (Optional)

• • Introduce your team, why you built (motivation/problem), what you built (solution), demonstration video, and future roadmap of the project

  • This could be used later if selected as a finalist. You can update the deck before the demo day.

1. Live website, Figma URL of the project for the public to Test/Demo

• • Furnish either a URL to your website, mobile or a link to a functional Figma prototype for evaluation and testing purposes.

     5. Multiple Submissions

• An Entrant may submit more than one Submission, however, each Submission must be unique and substantially different from each of the Entrant’s other Submissions, as determined by the Sponsor and Devpost in their sole discretion.