Welcome to #SHR Hack 2023!

This is our first ever hackathon dedicated to Ho Chi Minh City university students and comprises of two main stages: the online submissions stage and the physical hackathon stage.

Participants must register for this event in teams of 2-4 members, and submit a proposal* online (via DevPost) first. Successful participants from the online submissions round will be contacted directly to participate in the physical stage, a one-day hackathon that will take place at our official office in Ho Chi Minh city.

Important dates to note: 

  1. Online submissions period: Monday 6 February, 2023, at 9:00 AM ICT – Friday 3 March, 2023, at 11:59 PM ICT.
  2. Judging period: Monday 6 March, 2023, at 9:00 AM ICT – Wednesday 8 March, 2023, at 11:59 PM ICT.
  3. Winners of the online submission round will be contacted on Thursday 9 March – Friday 10 March, 2023.
  4. One-day physical hackathon at ShareRing's Ho Chi Minh office: Monday 27 March, 2023 from 9 AM ICT until 6 PM ICT.

*To note, the online proposal does NOT require any hacking/building. This proposal is to be focused only on the ideation, and basic explanation of how you would utilize ShareRing's toolkits and technology to create the identity solution.

About the challenge

Your goal is to build an identity solution for students on campus to better facilitate their experiences and daily digital interactions within the university.

There is great potential for the use of blockchain technology and digital identities within universities, in particular during day to day interactions students would encounter on campus.

⚙️ What to Build

We ask that you explore an interaction you would encounter on-campus that requires the provision of your identity as a student of the institution, and propose a solution that uses a combination of 2 or more of the tools or features available to you.

To learn more, here is an article by ShareRing exploring the potential use cases of blockchain and digital identities for universities. 

Requirements

Online Submissions: What to Submit

Online submissions must be written in English and submitted in PDF format.

Please include the following information:

  1. Team name
  2. Names and emails of all team members
  3. Identity solution name
  4. Description of identity solution
  5. Explanation of how it would benefit students on campus in their every day lives
  6. Explanation of how this solution uses technology from ShareRing VQL and CosmWasm, and how it leverages ShareLedger, ShareRing's native chain
  7. The submission MUST BE in English
  8. When importing from portfolio, please save your document as a PDF first and then upload into DevPost to submit

Online submissions do NOT need to include any coding/hacking/building. The only hacking that will take place during the whole of this hackathon will be at the Physical Hacking stage, which takes place after the online submissions stage. Please refer to the 'Dates' section on this page for more details.

Hackathon Sponsors

Prizes

$6,750 in prizes
First Place
1 winner

One-on-one virtual coaching session with ShareRing CEO Tim Bos (90 minutes, valued at USD3000)

Cash prize (USD1500)

Internship Opportunities

ShareRing Merch Gift Boxes for each participant (USD200)

Second Place
1 winner

One-on-one virtual coaching session with ShareRing CEO Tim Bos (45 minutes, valued at USD1500)

Cash prize (USD500)

ShareRing Merch Gift Boxes for each participant (USD200)

Third Place
1 winner

Cash prize (USD500)

ShareRing Merch Gift Boxes for each participant (USD200)

Other On-site Participants
5 winners

ShareRing Merch Gift Boxes for each participant (USD200)

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

Tim Bos

Tim Bos
CEO

Claire Martin

Claire Martin
Product Lead

Judging Criteria

  • Transactions
    Is this development capable of leading to transactions on ShareLedger (ShareRing's native blockchain)?
  • Innovation
    How innovative is the idea?
  • Applying identity
    How well does it actually apply identity into the dapp/protocol/smart contract?
  • Utility of ShareRing's SDKs
    How well does it utilise ShareRing's SDKs?

Questions? Email the hackathon manager

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