For this track, create a dApp or appchain that uses Cartesi with the Avail DA protocol. This is a SPECIAL JOINT BOUNTY for builders at ETHGlobal Bangkok - that means you! The project must leverage Avail DA. Also don't forget to check out Cartesi's bounty (https://shorturl.at/cmrCz)

This pool prize is here for all hackers who are building ANYTHING on Avail. The goal here is to let your modularity creativeness run wild. As long as it uses Avail DA or its ecosystem in any meaningful manner you're eligible. - Submit data to Avail DA for any meaningful usecase. - Build anything for Avail's ecosystem - Build a Cartesi x Avail integrated rollup (check Cartesi bounties too) - Using Risc0/SP1 to build an application and send proofs/data to AvailDA for data availability. - Build anything crosschain with multiple AvailDA-powered rollups. - Build anything that uses Avail in some form in the verticals of ZK, Consumer-tech, LLMs, Robotics, etc. More ideas: Check out more ideas below in our Dev Onboarding Cheatsheet.

This is a special bounty for EthGlobal Bangkok builders! We want YOU, hackers, to test our docs. We want honest feedback! You have to perform ANY of the tasks below and give your feedback for this in a .md file and a github repo with images of testing. * Test out OP stack end-to-end * Test out ZK stack end-to-end * Test out Arbitrum Orbit end-to-end * Test out avail-js, avail-go, avail-deno, and avail-rust * Any other examples and feedback on the docs * Developer Onboarding Experience

Build your project that utilizes Arbitrum Orbit tech stack and Avail DA integration. Using Orbit, developers can achieve unmatched scalability and customizability for their own chain, while keeping costs low. Avail DA is a robust DA base layer for developers to spin up fast, cheap, and secure rollups. Deploy Your Own Rollup for any use case, using Avail DA. - Deploy a high throughout gaming chain - Create and deploy your Orbit chain with custom precompiles or features - Applications requiring Orbit’s customizability, like blazing fast 100ms block times, rapid ~1-minute withdrawals, high throughput (10M Gas/s), or increased contract size limits.