Hackathon Guidelines

Please adhere to the following rules and recommendations for a successful and fair event:

Team and Event Regulations

• Each team should have a minimum of 3 no more than 5 participants.
• Projects must be initiated and completed during the hackathon. Pre-event work, including coding and designing assets, is not permitted. Violations will result in disqualification for the final round.
• Source code from other teams is strictly off-limits.
• Only submitted projects from registered hacker teams can compete for awards.
• Judges hold final discretion in declaring winning projects for prizes.
• Follow any additional guidance from the ETHMunich Team.
• Uphold our Code of Conduct!

Event Format

• The hackathon is strictly in-person.

Submission Requirements

• Submit projects through Devfolio.
  • You need to register at https://ethmunich.devfolio.co/ for it.
• Provide an open-source code link.
• Include project description/presentation.
• If relevant, share your deployed demo's contract addresses on a chosen testnet or mainnet.

🚨 To ensure the integrity of the hackathon, you must use version control for your code throughout the event. Any repositories with single, large commits without a proper history will be considered disqualified unless proven otherwise.

For further instructions, please refer to Project Submission

Open-source Libraries & Boilerplates