The high quality of the projects and the high level of participation in this event not only demonstrate the strong market demand for composable, real-time blockchain solutions, but also highlight the practical value of Somnia Data Streams in empowering decentralized application development.

This event fully demonstrated the role of community-driven development in the expansion and popularization of decentralized infrastructure, while further consolidating NodeOps' position and contribution in the Web3 developer ecosystem.

Organizing an x402 hackathon is not just a technical showcase, but a significant investment in your Layer 1/L2 blockchain future economic model.

This developer bounty program focuses on real-world applications of the Circle blockchain infrastructure, particularly the integration and innovative use of USDC.

The event significantly boosted developer productivity and effectively lowered the barrier to entry for building AI-enhanced applications on Stacks.

This Hackathon was co-hosted by the Stacks community and DoraHacks, with the aim of promoting the application of Stacks technology and community building in Latin America.

Kaia is the first major initiative to promote DeFi mini-dApp innovation on a large scale.

The goal of DoraHacks is to build a brain center for the global hacker movement.

MACI XL transforms DAO from an "on-chain entity" into a pluggable "governance plug-in", allowing any organization to easily possess DAO governance capabilities.

The core goal is to encourage global developers to participate in the construction of the Aptos ecosystem, and a bonus pool worth $10,000 GUI tokens has been set up.

This developer marathon event fully demonstrates Morph’s firm commitment to encouraging practical innovation in the consumer finance field and promoting broad participation from the global developer community.

The hackathon focused on using Sensay AI technology to develop personalized education solutions. Participants used the Wisdom Engine API to create AI teaching assistants and other applications to promote innovation in education models.

The hackathon was held at the Slovak University of Technology. Developers worked on topics such as Ethereum scalability and produced innovative solutions such as AI-driven zk rollups and euro stablecoins in multiple tracks.

The hackathon focused on building a trusted AI ecosystem. Developers used their DID and VC technologies to propose solutions in multiple fields to challenges such as AI abuse, and promoted the upgrade of the digital identity and AI interaction paradigm.

The ETH Dublin 2025 Hackathon focuses on using blockchain technology to solve practical social problems. It encourages developers to form teams with the help of multiple technical tools to create innovative solutions in areas such as privacy protection, public safety, and community integration.