Hackathon Summary
The "Boundless Hackathon @Stanford" co-hosted by the Stanford Blockchain Accelerator, Nautilus Chain, Zebec, and Rootz Labs has successfully concluded, with 318 registered developers participating in 159 projects. This event focused on advancing the construction of Web3 infrastructure through decentralized finance (DeFi), gaming, NFTs, and infrastructure development tracks.
The hackathon was supported by DoraHacks, with strategic partners such as IOBC Capital, Eclipse, and OKX Wallet making significant contributions. Notably, Aspecta also played an active role in technical collaboration. The event concluded successfully at Stanford University, with top projects receiving rewards from a total prize pool of $300,000. The first prize winners received $10,000, along with additional ecosystem and technical bonuses, including Amazon cloud credits.
The Boundless Hackathon promoted collaboration and innovation within the blockchain community, emphasizing the importance of integrating new technologies across blockchain platforms.
Hackathon Winners
Main Prize Winners
• Hexlink: Hexlink launched a modular account layer for Web3, simulating a Web2 experience by utilizing existing identities for crypto transactions. It eliminates the need for seed phrases, simplifying the onboarding process and security through modular identity authentication in decentralized applications (dApps).
• Defi Board Options Exchange (DBOE): DBOE proposed a new type of on-chain central limit order book (CLOB) combined with advanced risk management strategies. This improved market infrastructure enhances price discovery and liquidity through a dedicated market-making (DMM) system.
• Nulink: Nulink integrated privacy-enhancing technologies for dApps, employing a cryptographic consensus mechanism to enable secure application development and ensure advanced data privacy protection.
Sub-Award Winners
• Buff Network: Buff Network is a peer-to-pool derivatives trading platform that offers a user-friendly interface for efficient trade execution. Through innovative trading solutions, it enhances participation in decentralized finance (DeFi).
• PoseiSwap: PoseiSwap improves interoperability between crypto-native markets and traditional markets by extending the functionalities of decentralized exchanges (DEX) to support various financial instruments, enabling seamless exchanges between DeFi and traditional financial assets.
To learn about all the projects from this hackathon, please visit: https://dorahacks.io/hackathon/stanfordhack/buidl.
About the Organizers
Stanford Blockchain Accelerator
The Stanford Blockchain Accelerator is a non-dilutive program hosted by Stanford University students and alumni, affiliated with the Stanford Blockchain Club student organization. The accelerator provides a 5-month incubation period for Stanford student and alumni teams, helping them build, fundraise, and launch blockchain projects. Over 90% of graduating teams have received investments from leading funds (raising over $80 million in total), and more than 60% of teams achieved revenue within six months after completing the accelerator program.
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