The first IRL web3 hackathon in Rome focused on governance and privacy-preserving technologies. Date: October '23 (TBD)
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Governance & Privacy: this is the main track of ETHRome '23. A unique track that combines some of the most popular tech trends of the moment: on-chain organizations, DAO tooling, and privacy-preserving solutions such as Zero-Knowledge proofs, anonymization techniques, perfect forward secrecy, and encrypted communication tools.
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General: all projects that do not fall under the first track are eligible. It can refer to any EVM-related topic such as DeFi, public goods, security, and games.
Besides the track, hackers can select sponsor bounties to apply to. All bounties can theoretically be chosen for both tracks. Until May 31, only those who are sponsors can propose a bounty.
- Hacker teams are made up of a maximum of 4 people.
- At least one member of the team must physically be at ETHRome to present the submission to the judges
- The hackathon has a 42-hour duration: from 5 pm on Friday to 11 am on Sunday. Judging and award ceremonies to follow
- Hackers have to decide which of the two tracks to compete at and can apply to all the bounties they prefer
Soon the application form will be ready.
Soon the sponsor deck will be ready.
Other info for the dates, location, hacking rules, etc., will be provided soon. If you're interested in joining the hackathon as a hacker or as a sponsor, you can start following the official #ethrome23 Twitter