💧 EVM x Sui
Learn how to integrate Walrus decentralized storage into EVM dApps with runnable Solidity examples, then use agenti...
This workshop is happening in-person
03:30 PM EDT — Friday, Jun 12, 2026 in Floor 3 | Workshop Room 1
About
The Sui Stack is a modular ecosystem of composable infrastructure layers purpose-built for trustless coordination, privacy-preserving data workflows, and scalable app logic. Rather than provide a one-size-fits-all platform, the stack empowers builders to compose decentralized functionality — storage, access control, compute, and coordination — based on their specific use case.
Prizes
🚀 Best product integrating Walrus for storage ⸺ $12,000
🆕 This prize is only available to Continuity Track participants →
Up to 4 teams will receive $3,000
We're looking for the most market-viable products and dApps already relying on decentralized storage that choose Walrus as their storage solution for this hackathon. Bring an app real users would actually reach for, and put Walrus underneath it — media, user data, app assets, or whatever your product stores today. We care more about depth than breadth here: the strongest submissions will show a clear product, real traction or a credible path to it, and Walrus doing genuine work in the stack rather than a quick add-on bolted on to qualify. Walrus is chain-agnostic, so it slots in regardless of where your app already lives — including EVM. If you're currently on IPFS, Arweave, Filecoin, or an S3 bucket, this is a great weekend to give Walrus a try.
Qualification Requirements
- The project must read from and/or write to Walrus (testnet or mainnet) as a core part of the app.
- The project must be an existing product (not built from scratch this weekend) that is adopting Walrus during the hackathon.
- A working demo of the Walrus integration must be submitted.
Links and Resources
🌱 Best new build with Walrus & the Sui stack ⸺ $3,000
For teams starting something new this weekend. We'd love to see products that tap into Sui and any part of its stack — Walrus for decentralized storage, DeepBook for on-chain liquidity and order books, and everything else Sui offers. For EVM developers, Walrus is the most natural entry point: it's the chain-agnostic piece that drops straight into an EVM app, so you don't need to build entirely on Sui to take part — but if your idea reaches deeper into the stack, even better. Just like the existing-products track, we're looking for the most market-viable products — real ideas people would actually use — with Walrus or the broader Sui stack doing genuine work: storing blobs behind a smart contract, hosting a frontend, replacing IPNS, anchoring a DAO proposal or a verifiable manifest, powering an NFT drop, building on DeepBook, or wherever it fits your concept.
Qualification Requirements
- The project must be newly developed during the hackathon.
- The project must make meaningful use of Walrus and/or the Sui stack (not a superficial add-on).
- A working demo must be submitted.
