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About

Avail is a Web3 infrastructure layer designed to enable modular execution layers to scale and interoperate in a trust-minimized way. Avail is built to serve as the unification layer that coordinates interoperability and liquidity across the rollup-centric future.

Prizes

📝 Build with Avail ⸺ $1,000
Split with up to 1 teams (capped at $1,000 per team)

This pool prize is here for hackers to built something outside the scope of CDK/rollup infra. The goal here is to let your modularity creativeness run wild.

Build anything meaningful such as: -Using Risc0/SP1 to build custom application -specific rollup that uses AvailDA as the data availability layer. -Multichain/Appchain explorers

  • As we head to a rollup-centric world, there’ll be a need to explore the states of multiple rollups running on Avail DA. -Create an explorer that can fetch and view states of multiple rollups running on Avail. -P2P AddressBook: The Avail Light Client uses the Kademlia DHT for its P2P network to store addresses of peers in the network. The client uses a protocol called "Identify" to detect peer addresses (often referred to as multiaddress in libp2p).

Qualification Requirements

Only Eligible projects will qualify for the prizes:

  • Projects integrating Avail for data availability or using the Avail network in a meaningful way (with utility) are eligible.
  • Projects using Avail's light client P2P network are also eligible.
  • Projects building upon or improving any of Avail's existing tools and technologies are eligible.
  • Projects that expand Avail's ecosystem are eligible.
  • Needs to be a new project. Any pre-existing project MUST mention what has been done beforehand and explicitly state what was accomplished during the hackathon.

Workshop

🛠 Avail Workshop

DA layers are hard sometimes. In this workshop, we will understand how DA layers can be integrated with any rollup ...

This workshop is happening in-person

05:00 PM UTC+8 — Friday, Sep 20, 2024 in Workshop Room 1