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    Projects
    9
    Winning projects
    8
    Prize money (team total)
    $36,000
    Hackathons
    9
    Active
    2023–2025

    Projects

    Pulse is a mobile-first social app that improves your feed based on your social graph and in-app interactions. Powered by a dynamic recommendation engine, your content is in perfect sync.

    $7,250 + 1,500 PUSH · Base · Best use of Account Abstraction and Base Paymaster · +4 more

    Create, manage and chat with your AI agents from a XMTP group chat.

    $11,500 · Coinbase Developer Platform · Most Innovative Use of CDP SDK · +3 more

    Fluidpay is a mobile-first p2p payments app running on Base and USDC-centric, integrating smart account, stealth addresses and virtual cards to offer a seamless and secure experience with empowered privacy

    $6,250 · Safe · Best app integrating the Safe 4337 Module · +3 more

    Access DeFi anywhere: Remote enables one-tx access to any protocol from any chain.

    $4,000 · LayerZero · Composability Track · +1 more

    Ghost is a mobile-native AA smart wallet designed for p2p payments, featuring automatic saving plans and easy-to-use investment features GHO-based.

    $1,000 · Aave · Integration Prize · +1 more

    An XMTP AI Agent that allows the user to perform transactions (such as swap, bridge, ENS registration and many more) and request web3 info by prompting in natural language using Brian API.

    $1,750 · XMTP · Messaging Mini apps (Bot, Agents & Frames)

    Brian Frame is a Farcaster frame allowing users to make transaction by prompting such as "Swap 10 usdc to eth on base" and execute it from their connected wallet

    $1,250 · Optimism · Seamless Bridge Frame

    Safe smart account module to allow anonymous payments through zkBob protocol

    $3,000 · zkBob · 🥇 zkBob — Best Use

    Onboarding promising and empower storage providers using uncollateralised loans provided by Remora lending pool.

    filecoin · hardhat · react · solidity

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