Closing Ceremony and Finalist Demos for ETHGlobal New Delhi 2025 I Kartik Talwar

My name is Kartik. I am one of the co-founders of ETHGlobal and I want to welcome all of you to ETHGlobal in New Delhi. It's the first day of the hackathon, and everyone has just arrived. I just want to code. I just want to create cool things.

This place is serious. When people come and register, you can see their faces beaming with smiles, and the entrance here is immediately impressive. Every year it gets bigger and better. Yes, I skipped exams to be here. Cool developers come here, sit together, and just build cool things.

The food was truly amazing. At first I took a lot of photos with the rickshaw and with this. The second stage is more of a panic mode. Okay, we have less than 12 hours. What to build?

So many people stay up at night and create something ridiculously chaotic. Everyone really wants to bring the next billion people into Web3. That's another matter. The level of technical training here is very high . We have both newcomers to the crypto world and veterans of this field.

Lots of AI agents, DeFi, X protocols. There are so many people here creating so many interesting things. Ca n't wait to see the winners. Are you ready? My name is Kartik, I am one of the co-founders of ETHGlobal, and I am very tired.

We are here at the closing ceremony of ETHGlobal New Delhi. We are 2 hours late, and we will tell you why. Many of you already know this, but this weekend saw a lot of new and incredible things happen. So for those who joined us live , we'll do a recap. ETHGlobal is an organization with a very simple mission.

Our goal is to attract thousands of developers to the Web3 ecosystem. This weekend is a hackathon, which means we're focused on two things. I missed the order. That's how tired I am. Okay, let's do it again .

Are you ready? Okay . Are you ready? Okay . Good.

ETHGlobal is an organization with a very simple mission. Our goal is to attract thousands of developers to the Web3 ecosystem. And this is our fifth event in 2025. We have one more left. And, oddly enough one more left.

And, oddly enough , this is also our fifth visit to India. We have held this event four times in Bangalore, but now we are finally in Delhi. There are 1900 participants in this hall . 16 of them are . 16 of them are hackers.

30% of them are new to Web3. They came from 181 unique cities, 25 countries, spanning four continents. They came from all over the world. And, of course, all over India. We'll talk about what you've all accomplished in the last 36 hours.

There are 114 mentors and partners here. 37 technical mentors worked tirelessly to help everyone in this room to ensure you had the best experience. And the best part of the next hour is that we'll talk about all the great prizes you'll win and 21 workshops that will help you get started with all the SDKs to simplify your projects. Vitalik gave an introduction about things he would like to see integrated from a privacy perspective. It's all happening, and we'll show you all the important stats we learned this weekend.

Who hasn't taken off their NFC bracelets yet? Perfectly. The answer should be: all of you. The cool thing about them is that thanks to NFC and the use of certifications, we see results. 8,800 servings of food were consumed.

1,500 connections were established. This is by mutual consent. And people attended over 1,350 workshops. So, we see that many of you were well-fed and learned a lot. I hope so.

And also met wonderful people. We're talking about a prize pool of $200,000. And for this, I want to express my immense gratitude and give a round of applause to our 20 partners. Starting with 1inch, Artificial Superintelligence Alliance, Cetria, ENS, Ethereum Foundation, Filecoin, Flow, Hedera, PayPal USD, Polygon, Pyth, Rootstock, Self , The Graph, Uniswap Foundation, Roll, Zero G, Fluence, Integra Catena and Walrus. They all informed us of their winners.

We will get to them very soon. But before that, I want to talk about something important. Remember this slide Remember this slide ? Yes? I don't see many nods because you guys made our lives significantly more difficult this weekend.

So, before announcing the prizes and finalists, I will give a short lecture on network band frequencies network band frequencies . This is what this site looks like on the 5 GHz channel. Is everything clear so far? These three lines are the SSID from ETHGlobal lines are the SSID from ETHGlobal . That little green one, purple one, and that dark purple one, and that dark blue or dark green one, whatever color it is.

It's all you. And this is the judges' room channel at the end. Do you see how clear it is and how fast the internet was? And you see how the Eve Global and Hotspot channels conflict with each other. This is why the internet isn't working.

Do you know how difficult it is to deliver a thousand LAN deliver a thousand LAN cables in one day in this country? It's not that simple. So, we scanned each of your SSIDs. And some of you should change the names of your phones so they're not your names. Harsh, Aditya, Akshat, Arvind, Aryan, I will find you in the system.

And some of you have really creative names. I am impressed. Really impressed. But the thing is, we know your MAC addresses. And they are already in our system.

And I swear to God, if I see this again, I will find you and look for you. And you will never be able to connect to the internet on ETHGlobal again. Do we all understand? Okay, let's continue the show. A.

Okay. So, this is a hackathon. You have all worked tirelessly for the last 36 hours. And the goal of the next hour is hour is to demonstrate what came of it. We believe that showing is much more important than telling, so we'll be showcasing demos of the most incredible projects you created this weekend.

There are 1,600 hackers here. And I was saying that we learned about some interesting things that we have to deal with today. This was one of them. The second thing is that I'm skipping a few slides. You know what?

We also collected some statistics. 1600 hackers. Most of them came here from New Delhi. Mumbai is the New Delhi. Mumbai is the second most visited city, while Bengaluru is in third place.

Here are three hackers who have attended this many ETHGlobal hackathons in the last 8 years. Sagar with 39 hackathons—that's truly impressive. Gabriel from 36 and Julio from 32. Are any of them in the room? They're probably asleep, but it's just wonderful.

Many of them wonderful. Many of them are online events, we sometimes hold 20 events a year. So this is extremely impressive extremely impressive , but sometimes it happens that this is someone's first live EthGlobal hackathon, and they've already participated in over 20 online over 20 online events in the last 5 years. And when they come up to me, I know exactly who they are, even though we've never met, and for me, those are the best moments. So if you're still one of those people, come say hello to me.

I want to know who you are, especially if you have participated in our online events and this is your first live event. These are also the most popular languages that everyone uses for their projects. Next.js, of course, without any surprises. Solidity— surprises.

Solidity— many have actually deployed directly to the blockchain. And Ethers.js was the most common library for interacting with contracts. This is very interesting because I was expecting a VM, but Ethers.js has been used over a thousand times.

But what really impressed me was that 1,600 hackers submitted 616 projects. That's why it took so long, because we were expecting 350. And 616 is one of our biggest records. Now these are the top two projects at hackathons. And I was just amazed because we had to adjust everything in real time to have time to evaluate all these projects today.

So, the most interesting thing about these 616 projects is that we got some cool statistics about what kind of projects they were. DeFi was the most popular category. Payments were the second most popular type of project. And of course, AI was everywhere, including DeFi and payments. Pyth was the most integrated SDK.

PayPal USD was second and ENS was USD was second and ENS was third in terms of partner API integration. And most deployments were on Base, Polygon, and Flow in that order in that order . So it's great . So it's great that we've seen hundreds of applications deployed directly to the main networks, not just test networks. And I want to congratulate everyone for getting through 616 projects.

This is a considerable number. You did something on your own. This also means that many of you did this individually, not just in a team of five . So it takes even more courage, and it's even more impressive that you released something you're proud of. And best of all, I want to thank all of our judges who had to stay for two extra hours to make sure the counting was complete the counting was complete .

So please thank all our judges one last time. Thank you Aditya, Aditya Austin Dynamo, Drew Nolan, Madura Joseph, Harsh. I keep laughing. I was sitting there, the only one who touched you. Pablo, Prithvi, Rahul, all were rude to Shashi, Suhas, Smith and Sara.

This is one of those things where I will draw energy from you. So, the louder the applause, the faster I'll speak, and therefore the faster we can go home. So, let's talk about how those 6 hours went? 616 projects— hours went? 616 projects— we had to choose 10 finalists from this huge list.

So, for the first time ever, please join me in congratulating our 10 ETHGlobal New Delhi finalists: Autonome, Kagami AI, Uniprep, Iglesia, Neil, Nonet, Memwarp, Knox, Dike, Ad402, and Calendarfy. These 10 teams will come out here, demonstrate their designs live, and show you the results of their weekend—some of the most exciting ideas we've ever seen. And after that, we'll tell you about all the prizes you won. Before we move on to our first demonstration, I want to take a moment to show each project submitted this weekend. There were so many that we had to create a new presentation template because everything didn't fit on one slide.

This is just one of three slides with incredible projects that follow one another. Я хочу привітати всіх вас із тим, що ви втілили ідеї в життя, додали своє ім'я до списку, провели вихідні, вивчаючи нове, створюючи те, що надихало вас і вашу команду, і знайшли сміливість показати це іншим, отримати відгуки, критику чи побачити щире захоплення вашою роботою. So, if you didn't make it to this top ten, it doesn't mean at all that your project isn't good enough or that there's something wrong with it . It's very difficult to choose 10 finalists from such a large list, but you all did an amazing job amazing job , and I sincerely hope that you continue to develop these projects after tomorrow. And if we can help in any way— help in any way— let us know.

We are always in touch via email; Whether you need technical expertise, or connections to venture capital funds, judges, accelerators—we are ready to help and support you. We want to do everything we can to support each of you. All of these projects are now on ethglobal.com/showcase, so you can see the full list, as well as the source code for all of these projects, as they are meant to be open source. So, if you find something really interesting, you can see exactly how it's implemented: whether it's an optimization, a clever UI hack, or an impressive technical work like the ZK schemes featured here today.

And before we invite our first team, I want everyone to quickly scan this code on their phones. It leads directly to a very short feedback form. Actually, I'll just stand here if I'm not in the way. This is a link to the feedback page in your hacker dashboard. You only need to answer six or seven questions, rating the quality of food and internet from 1 to 10.

Don't answer that, we already know. How was the event, did you receive any help, is there anything we can do better, or what else do you want to tell us you want to tell us ? Since we hold these events every few weeks, anything you write we can fix and implement by next time. So in two weeks, when we do the next event, we can improve the experience for the next thousand people, and that makes the feedback loop much better; We hope your experience will help thousands more people enjoy entering this ecosystem. So let us know how we did, what needs to be improved, and what we should continue to do.

I read them all personally. Just let me know what we can do better and what we should continue to do well. So, this concludes my speech. For the first time, welcome the first finalist of ETHGlobal New Delhi—UniPerp. Audit.

Congratulations. Congratulations. Good morning everyone. I'm Everil, this is my team, and we present to you UniPerp. UniPerp is a solution that adds perpetual futures with a bunch of interesting features.

These are perpetual contracts on Uniswap with a hybrid model combining a virtual VAMM and a hybrid price oracle. And yes, it gives us the opportunity to fight attackers. Those who carry out sandwich attacks. I mean those who use flash use flash loans and flash loan attacks and, you know, bring down the whole market. This is what we are fighting against.

How do we do it? We have a three-tier model. We're a bit "nerdy" about this. You can view our white paper. You will find more details there.

But we use good old financing rates. We use incentivized market incentivized market makers. We use payouts based on the funding oracle and, you know, a bunch of interesting stuff. Let's begin. Good.

As you can see, let's connect the wallet. My wallet is already connected. OK. Yes, we have a lot of funds in the testnet . Let's make a deal, say, for 150.

Can we zoom in a little so everyone can see? Yes. So, let's do a trade for 150 with, say, 2x leverage. We buy. Can we zoom out to see the window?

Okay see the window? Okay . While this is taking a little time, let me talk about the real problem here. The real problem is that these are virtual pools. These are not real money liquidity pools, right?

But we need to make sure they are synchronized with the real pools. And how do we do it? We do this by minimizing the gap between spot prices and VAM prices. And we do this with our own median function. Can we, while this works, move on to the median function?

Yes. As you can see, we are currently using... using... Thank you, Suprit. We use spot prices from there, and we have a lot of other oracles that we, you know, have validated with Lighthouse ZK-TLS, and that's actually how it works.

Can we go back to the code? Class. Do we have a previous position open? As you can see, 150. Can we zoom in?

We have an open position of 150 with 2x leverage. You can see that this really affected the price. If it was a large volume manipulation, say 1000 ETH, we wouldn't allow the transaction because it could be a potential flash lending attack, right? So we need to break it down into parts. Can we open a position?

Can we add more margin to it? Yes, you can perform all the basic functions that you get. But the added benefit here is protection against attacks such as sandwich attacks, flash sandwich attacks, flash loans, etc. So, they add value. And you see, it has been updated.

Let's close the position. We have a loss of 0.23. Well, Ethereum is not showing itself in the best way today, but such are the things. Class.

And, you know, the position is closed. It will close soon. Hopefully, this is the future of how you trade perpetual contracts without wasting money on flash flash loan attacks and automatic leverage reduction. This is Uniperps. Thank you, guys.

Surprisingly. Thank you very much . This was our first demonstration. And I'm pretty sure there was an O N squared algorithm there . You guys should optimize it a bit .

And now we are ready for our second project. And for this I want to invite Autonome. Please welcome them with loud applause. Hello everyone. I am Suryansh.

This is Yash. And this is Naaman. So, this is our Autonome project. A little about Autonome. A few weeks ago I was listening to a podcast.

It seems it was LTT. They talked about Cloudflare and how Cloudflare handles about 63 million requests per second. Just imagine: 63 million HTTPS requests per second. This is approximately 20% of all web traffic. And that's just one provider.

They recently implemented an opt-out feature that allows any site to block AI block AI agents from accessing their content. For example, if I had a blog and my name was Suryansh, my blog would block any AI agent if I used Cloudflare used Cloudflare . On the other hand, everyone uses Perplexity, right? So, Perplexity claims that this is unfair. AI unfair.

AI agents are human representatives because we send them to investigate everything from the smallest to the largest we can think of, right? And they say agents should be allowed to do that. This is how the idea of ​​Autonome was born. Autonome aims to solve this at the intersection of AI, cryptocurrency, and agent networks. We are trying to do this with X402.

So, that's the big picture of the problem we're trying to solve. Yes. Well, let's get straight to the demonstration. So, what do we have? We have created a service layer that includes three components.

The billing layer is Polygon, the provider or identification layer or identification layer is ENS, which acts as a registry for different providers. For example, my blog can be added to this registry. And then there's the accessibility layer that runs on The Graph, which allows me, the agent, to visit different sites to search for information, like we do in regular search engines. Now I will log into my agent will log into my agent . So we made a fork of Gemini CLI.

By the way, I use Portis. That's enough, it's a great wallet. So, it creates a session wallet and it asks me for the session budget. This essentially determines how much I want to spend within that budget. Let 's say I want to spend, say, half a US dollar.

And then he will ask me to send this budget to the session wallet. This means that this wallet will handle all agent payment requests. And payments are processed using X402. So, this should work. Yes, everything is fine.

I'm going to use my own portfolio integrated into our protocol. So, this is my portfolio. By the way, it is also available through ENS, but yes. I restricted access to it using X402 it using X402 . It is also possible to restrict access to a traditional research article through X402.

So what happens is: I wrote a request. Here is someone's blog. Can you tell me more about this person? The agent will visit the site and get a 402 error. Okay, I'll allow that because a 402 error means that access is restricted to the X402 protocol.

He will attempt to make a payment via the X402 protocol using our Autonome. This works as a software provider for this. And yes, the process continues. He received the contents of my portfolio and now has to write a resume. Yes.

It updates the data. In the meantime, I'd like my friend Naman to explain a little bit about how agent detection works. So, the Hesuri website that was just displayed in the browser is integrated with the Autonome middleware. The intercepts all requests coming to the configured endpoints and checks the user agent header, which differs depending on the source of the request. Yes.

As you can see, the agent was able to pull content from my website and create a resume about me. I think we'll move on to how this is handled online and the issue of identification. So, Yasha. Hello everyone. For our identification level, we used ENS.

Today, when everyone is trying to improve the user experience, why do we still use obscure hexadecimal values ​​as addresses? We need a way for these websites to have a name that people can understand, and that's where ENS comes in ENS comes in . So, this is an example of a subdomain that we issue for issue for any of our providers. Let's say the domain is expressline10.vercel.

app, and we have our own ENS name on L1, which is atnam.eth, and we can issue subdomains like this . In addition, we can add text entries in the form of favicons and much more. So, this allows you to create an identity layer that authorizes different websites and supports X402 protocol verification, as well as search capabilities. Yes.

Here's Autonome. Surprisingly. Hacking Gemini and then making it work with crypto it work with crypto is actually a cool hack. Okay, ready for the third one, please. Welcome, Agri, say hello.

Yes, again. Hello, guys. I hope you are having a great time. We are the time. We are the Egress team.

My name is Rohan. I am Vijay. I am Shivaram. Отже, агент Egress—це агент безпеки, який допомагає захистити ваші кошти за допомогою делегування EIP 7702. Ви можете делегувати доступ до коштів агенту, і він постійно відстежує ваші он-чейн та оф- ваші он-чейн та оф- чейн загрози, автоматично переказуючи кошти номінанту, якого ви вказали при делегуванні.

So, let's move on to the application. Yes, let's connect the wallet. We use Privy for this. And what Privy gives us is an EOA account. We can close this.

Yes, we will move on to delegation right away. Yes. Let's create a delegation account. There are three ways to create such an account. You can use a private key or seed private key or seed phrase because to execute transaction 7702 you need the private key for the initial transaction.

But once you do that, you no longer need to use a private key or seed private key or seed phrase. But for simplicity, an Egress account is also an EOA. So for now, we will choose this option. Yes, you can grant full or limited access to the account. We will choose Full Access for now, where Egress will have full control over the account.

Yes, you can connect your social networks here. It monitors your Twitter activity. What preferences did you set? What tweets did you write? And accordingly, if you are inactive for a set amount of time, it sends your funds to the nominee.

And even sends you a notification in the mail: "Are notification in the mail: "Are you alive?" or something like that. And yes, it acts as a "dead man's switch acts as a "dead man's switch ", essentially. Yes, we set our own duration, for example, 10 seconds for a demonstration. You can set any time.

Yes. So, you can do it online or withdraw funds, but for now, we'll do it online. And nominate your MetaMask here. Yes, you can withdraw all tokens at once or exchange them for one token and withdraw that way. Yes.

So, these are all the settings we made. You can review them, see what permissions you are granting for egress, and finish. Now this will deploy contract 7702. Yes, it is already running and you can see the activity. It will check for activity every 10 seconds.

If he sees activity, he does nothing. But if you are inactive But if you are inactive , it activates the "dead , it activates the "dead man's switch." Yes, update. Oh. It seems to be zoom.

Can you drop it? Yes. You see egress checking your wallet. Yes, it resets every 10 seconds and we will check the wallet. Since we have no activity online or even on social media, it will work for now.

As you can see, it identified the beneficiary and started... the beneficiary and started... Oh, it seems there's a problem, the transaction failed, but yeah. You can see. Yes, this is contract 7702 and you can see all of them.

Yes, you can. There is a transaction that the agent completed during the morning demo, so you can see what it looks like. He executed the transaction, exchanged all tokens from the egress wallet to the nominee wallet, and automatically sent the assets to the nominee wallet. Yes. It also performs batch transaction.

So it does the approval, exchange, and transfer all at once. Thank you for your time. This is our demonstration. Perfectly. This is also one of our first demonstrations on a real network.

It was incredible. Please support them with applause once again. Next, ready for the fourth demonstration? Please welcome Kagami AI. Hello everyone.

I am Sumik and this is Shweta. We are Kagami. So, yes. Let's begin. I talked to many of the hackathon participants, as you know.

And I discovered a problem that many newcomers to this ecosystem face. The thing is , everyone holds a lot of cryptocurrency but doesn't know where to invest it or what to do with it, right? You know so many DeFi platform names, but you don't understand what to do with them. And yes, we've all lost a little money in DeFi, right? Literally everyone.

And I also met other people who are really experienced AI traders. Damn it. But they do n't do this trading in front of everyone. How come they don't make any money from this at all? This should be public, right be public, right ?

So, I found the problem. I found a solution. I combined them and created this product and created this product . So, what is Kagami? We are building an building an AI-powered social DeFi platform where traders can come and build their entire trading workflow using AI.

They can test it, publish it, and deploy it on our marketplace. Small traders or beginners like us or you can go there, check profits, daily income and invest there like in subscriptions. They earn, you earn, we earn. I give the floor to Sveta . So, yes.

I'll briefly talk about the demo. Отже, тут ми бачимо всі пули, куди можна відразу перейти, і тут у нас є два режими для стратегів, які хочуть торгувати вручну: ви можете безпосередньо ввести свій ордер, натиснути «купити» і розмістити замовлення. But that's not the main thing. You turn on our KPI and go to AI trading, where we have selected several special strategies for you. Here we have a time averaging bot that essentially weights the average time and creates a strategy for you .

So now your followers who are subscribed to you can receive the exact same proportion of revenue that you receive in this strategy. Here is a breakdown of the entire stream generated by MCP servers. So, as you can see, for example, as you can see, forward. Forward. As you can see, here is an example.

So, we have two types: active and paused. So whenever you want, you can deploy your agent. This is an your agent. This is an MCP bot agent. And when you don't want it, you just pause it pause it .

As you can see, here is an example: this is ETH range LP plus pendle YT, a whole stream that brought the person about 17.6% the person about 17.6% annualized and 7.4%max CT. And yes, if you feel like you're ready to take a risk, you can invest in it .

Our AI copy bots will actually mirror the MCPI agents of the follower, the leader. So, here's how your bot can also generate profit for you. So if you scroll down, there 's a strategy builder. As you can see, with the strategy we choose, we will create an entire workflow for you. So, this is a workflow.

So, real crypto traders can look at it, understand what's going on, adjust it, and we'll use our MCPI agent to simulate that. After the simulation, you can see what will happen if everything goes well. So maybe it didn't work in the simulation or deal simulation that we ran. And what happens after that is you can deploy it on our marketplace. Go to the marketplace.

Yes. So, this is a marketplace where we, as beginners or inexperienced traders, can enter. We can choose any of the workflows published by those traders, experienced traders. We can do a backtest. Yes.

This will simulate again and tell this newbie how much profit it will bring or what the maximum drawdown will be , right? Can you move on to another one? Yes. You see to another one? Yes.

You see , it would seem as if investing money in this trader who trades Bitcoin would bring huge profits to this person. So, that's how we found it. We can also provide them with monthly profitability reports on what might work for them and then a risk assessment. And we can also rerun this . Yes.

I give you the floor. And this is just a general control panel where you can track all your profits and discover new strategies. And you can even check the strategies you created and the people who followed you. So, yes, it's all from the Kagami team. Thank you very much.

Surprisingly. This was a really cool way of thinking about creating and visualizing strategies. Okay, we're halfway there. Next up— halfway there. Next up— Meme Warp.

Let's greet them with loud applause. OK. Hello everyone. I'm Levan, and I'll be presenting Meme Warp. Perhaps one of the most questionable technical achievements at this hackathon.

I guess, and I hope, you all know about pump.fun. And I assume you've used it used it , you've won some money or lost some money on it some money on it . Essentially, it's a casino on Solana. So I decided to create a multichain to create a multichain version of this during this global hackathon.

So, what's special about the pump.fun multichain? Imagine that you have a common connectivity curve across all networks where this project is deployed. And the presence of separate pricing models or separate price reference curves. This creates a unique economy that is actually beneficial to many creators and traders.

I will walk you through the token creation process. It's pretty simple. Let's call it "live demo two." "Test" because it's easy. Now let 's deploy to Flow.

As you can see, this is the mainnet . I wasn't going to release this on the testnet. This is too boring. Okay, we have a problem with Hedera. It's okay .

Ahem. Next, you can view your portfolio. These are deployed tokens. As you can see, we already have a deployed test token. I can trade it.

For example, I can go and sell some of my tokens on Flow. Let's say you sell 30 tokens. Oh, okay. And as you can see, those tokens were burned, and I got my Flow tokens. Now, what I mentioned a little earlier— a little earlier— cross-chain arbitrage.

So, if you have two anchor curves, and in one the underlying asset is Flow, and in the other - HBAR. They have different dollar values, right? We get these prices from the Hermes API and display them on the interface, but the backend or smart contracts do not know about it. This creates a cool opportunity for arbitrage, but for arbitrage we need a cross-chain need a cross-chain bridge, right? Since this is built for people this is built for people who are staking on creator tokens, we don't want to use LayerZero because it's a bit slow.

So we created an instant bridge between these two networks. Let's say I take these " I take these " live demo" tokens and transfer 100 of them to Hedera. Let's wait a few seconds. Hooray! It worked.

This is a transaction in Hedera. This is a transaction in Flow. We burn them in one network and mint them in another. The cool thing about this is the thing about this is the snap curve I mentioned. Every transaction that happens in Hedera or Flow adjusts the total supply, right?

We decided to synchronize only the general offer between networks. According to statistics, we see: in Flow we have 300 or so tokens, in Hedera so tokens, in Hedera - 600 or so. The only reason for synchronizing the total supply the total supply is to avoid exceeding the limit of the peg curve. The rest depends on the market. So, technically, this creates a kind of flywheel that benefits creators because it stimulates activity on the network, arbitrage, trading bots, etc.

And, of course, this is beneficial to the platform, because we take a commission, for example 0.3%, and, of course, this is beneficial to the networks, because some of them really need active projects. Um, this is my project. Thank you very much for your attention. Thank you.

I'm looking forward to many more cross-chain applications, and the fact that you can actually transfer assets and use different curves is truly amazing. So, a very cool experiment. OK. There are four more demos left. Or halfway— halfway— five more to go.

Let's welcome Knox. Until now, I thought being in the hall was good, but believe me, the view from here is much better. So yes, now I have your attention. I will give my opening speech. Blockchain offers transparency, but has never cared about privacy.

We've always called it decentralized finance, but it's supervised finance because it's by design connected, traceable, and vulnerable to fraud. This is what you get for honesty. People will try to explain it to you. Yes, I know life is unfair, but we have to live with it. So you can guess where this leads.

That is why we introduce darkpools. Darkpools are not something new to crypto, as you might think. This is not just a buzzword. They appeared back in the early 1990s in traditional finance traditional finance . So if darkpools are so old and even traditional finance uses them, why haven't they become mainstream?

Why is there still no mass implementation of them? Well, they have their own problems. Even Goldman Sachs managed to outrun its own dark pools, outsmart users, and participate in the global crisis, receiving the most help from taxpayers' money . So we're here to change that. That's why we created Knox.

Knox—privacy that proves itself. This is Gautam. This is Ashwant. And here are Hrithik and Sushant. So, Knox has three main characteristics.

It provides hidden deposits and withdrawals, so you can store your inheritance here without your brother trying to kill you because he'll be too busy trying to figure out where the money went. You can make anonymous transfers, meaning you can buy that Pokémon NFT you've buy that Pokémon NFT you've always wanted, and you won't have to sleep on the couch because your girlfriend will never find out. And yes, the most important and interesting feature interesting feature is invisible trading. So, we allow big players to trade privately without influencing the market. So now we'll see it in action.

Of course. So, we worked on three technologies during the hackathon. The first is client- hackathon. The first is client- side ZK proofs that we create using our Noir schemes. The second is our encryption schemes.

We use two of them: ECISS and the BLS threshold signature-based encryption scheme . And the third is our SMPC . And the third is our SMPC network, which performs the decryption. That's where the magic happens. The demo shows what the UX will look like at a public scale and after integration with our dark pools.

We have a demo with one of the most talked about DeFi protocols right now— DeFi protocols right now— Hyperliquid. This is a perpetual DEX exchange. This is what a public transaction might look like. Wait a second. If you go to our explorer, which is built specifically for this exchange, you will see the owner—it's me, and here is my wallet address.

But when it is integrated with our dark pools, the UX becomes very convenient, and we don't have to sign many times, although we still have to once . Отже, це була публічна угода, а потім я показав приватну: нічого не змінилося, але ваш намір не став публічним у ланцюжку, він був зашифрований, а зв’язок між токеном вартості та ідентифікатором був розірваний. This is what we observed. I think you all see what happened to privacy, but at the same time we want to protect our users so that they don't lose their funds. Therefore, we use zero disclosure and disclosure and blinding technology.

We abstracted away all the complex processes, clicks, and user effort required to create this fusion. This merge will be used to create a pre- commitment and later to validate your ZK proof. Moreover, it is a completely non-custodial solution: we do not store anything in the local browser or on our servers. It all depends entirely on your wallet. If you connect your wallet to another device, it will work and you will get a great UX.

You don't need to worry about anything at all. Now, even if the entire signature system fails, you can restore it because we generate links based on your private key. So, it will be like always there as long as you have your private key have your private key . Yes, there are some limitations, and Gautam will talk about them. So yes, we have two main next steps.

Ми можемо дуже легко відповісти на це питання, оскільки це не залежить від блокчейну, і ще одне обмеження, з яким ми зіткнулися—це те, що щойно ми згадуємо даркпули, люди сприймають нас як злочинців, ніби ми намагаємося вчинити податкове шахрайство або привласнити гроші. This is not true at all . Unfortunately, privacy has become not just a desire, but a necessity of the time. Thank you. Surprisingly.

A real- life example of privacy: from Friday's presentation to reality. Okay, a few more projects. We'll get to the prizes soon. So, let's congratulate Dike. Good morning, Delhi, how are you?

Congratulations on our product, the on our product, the Dike E protocol. Welcome to the multiverse of prediction markets. So let's go ahead and show you what it's capable of. So, here you can see all the investments that are currently placed on the platform. The first one you see: will we win at ETH Global?

Let's predict "yes" because...hmm. So, yes. Let's invest 60 Pi USD there. We also use Pi USD as the sole currency on our platform to reduce risks for all liquidity providers and users.

So, if any native asset falls, you still hold the same amount of money in forecasts. So, we made a prediction, and I see the market just jumped to 88% "yes." Let's move on to demonstrating the main feature of our product. This is an extension of the basic forecast without spending a single penny from your pocket. As you can see, “will we win on ETH Global” is the main parent chain we want to invest in.

So let me invest, say, $10. As collateral, I will use $10 from my main investment, since "no" will be my prediction that I want to make. So, now I'm going to click " now I'm going to click " expand chain". This prediction will now be added to the chain I just bet on. This is whether we will win at ETH Global.

Now let me add another prediction. So, will cryptocurrency become a success, or could it start being regulated in India this year? Let's add this to the chain as well. We predict "yes". And we expand the chain.

So, once the transactions are confirmed, I can show you on the dashboard exactly how the transactions have changed the transactions have changed . So, going to the dashboard, we get, uh, yeah, " get, uh, yeah, " when ETH Global". We just predicted this. So let 's look at the current tree network that has formed around it. So, "when is ETH Global."

This is the current state of our forecast. Now, if we move on to the next one, it is related to "will I lose money the next time I open a short on ETH" and also "will they start regulating cryptocurrencies this year." These two second- level predictions use the collateral from the single prediction you made at the beginning, without spending a penny extra. This way you can get more leverage on your initial investment while initial investment while keeping your capital unchanged. This is really good for people with smaller capital to start predicting and actually win big amounts, instead of the usual 2x that Polymarket or any Polymarket or any other prediction market promises.

So let's move on to my profile. You can see all your statistics here. Like all your investments, etc. Now let me show you another feature that ensures seamless trading on the platform. This is a swap function.

You can simply exchange ETH for Pi USD directly and use Pi USD right on our platform. Here I will show how we do the exchange. So, I exchange 0.001 ETH for 4 Pi USD. As you can see, 0.

001 ETH was debited from my wallet and 4 Pi USD was added to it. So, let's look at the transaction history here. Well, it's okay . Sometimes bugs happen, but that's it . Let's move on and show another of our features: you can also create your own forecasts if you have a large enough liquidity pool.

You can specify a name, category. Let's just fill this in. We'll just fill in some template data for now. Just fill this in with As we move forward, you see all the different parts that need to be filled in to create a forecast here. For example, just downloading anything.

And adding a tag to make it anything. And adding a tag to make it easier for people to search. And all of these data fields are stored in IPFS and then sent to the contract. You can also provide initial liquidity by specifying the amount in Pi USD and the settlement date. I mean, you know, you can customize it.

So resolvers are also people, like a human oracle of 30 validators that we verify using password authentication. And the other part is the RSS other part is the RSS feed. We use RSS use RSS feeds and news to determine responses. So, this is Dykey for you. Thank you.

Ovva. HODLing is a protocol. I think someone will soon get very rich predicting Elon Musk's tweets. There are still three demos left. Let's welcome our next finalist—Ad42.

Please welcome them with loud applause. Hello everyone. We create Ad42. This allows you to instantly place ads and pay for them on any site without permissions through micropayments on the X42 protocol. Simply put: we provide instant payments, without intermediaries, and with maximum benefit for both advertisers and publishers.

We developed our own SDK, Ad42, which allows anyone without permissions to place ads on the site, using XYO for transactions, as well as the Lighthouse Web3 SDK for storing and retrieving ads. The problem was quite simple. Google Ads are giants. They take a 30 to 50% take a 30 to 50% commission. It takes 60 to 90 days to withdraw money from Google Ads withdraw money from Google Ads if you have a website with ads.

There are many hidden fees, slow processes, and I also faced KYC issues. They block accounts and stuff . There is no transparency about how much you actually earn, and it is a very complicated setup complicated setup . The total market is about $500 million, but 30% of this is lost every year. Overview: If you are a website developer, simply import our SDK and specify the tags where you want to place ads.

After posting, if no one has paid for it no one has paid for it , anyone can click on it and specify the payment amount. There is an X for checkout, which allows you to make a payment. Then we store the media files—videos or any image the user wants to post. This is stored on lighthouse, and the proof of inclusion or the hash of the media file is stored on T. And as soon as we refresh the page, we check on the T side: “Hey, do you really have this ad running?

this ad running? » We receive proof of inclusion and check which ads are available. So one of the questions or really interesting things that we did that is quite unique is: how does this work as an agent? We use a simple hashing mechanism. For all the routes you have, wherever you put them, we simply take the SHA- simply take the SHA- 256 hash and the advertising index.

And that's how the agent finds out, "Hey, they should bet on this hash." Instead of opening the Chromium browser and performing agent actions, which may be impossible for small agents. Why we created this is very simple. If you watch you watch any video tutorial, it takes over an hour and a half . There is a long KYC process, but with us— KYC process, but with us— just import the wallet address, token address, amount, and that's it.

And yes, Mihir will now conduct a demo. Yes, this is our example website. We used our SDK to place ads here. You can see these ad slots here. If I click on I click on any of the ad slots, the X 402 payment page opens.

And it shows me the amount I have to pay if the slot is available. I've already connected my wallet, so I'll move on to paying for advertising. This is a transfer authorization according to the EIP-3009 standard. I will sign this transaction. So, the payment process is ongoing.

Let's wait. Yes, the payment was successful. Now the system will redirect you to download our advertisement. I'll just select this ad and download it. It is uploaded to lighthouse and we get feedback.

Here is the advertisement. One more thing, if you see this, by clicking here you can book the following slots. It shows that the next slot will be available in about an hour. You can bet on the next slot. If I enter 30, a queue is created.

The higher your bid, the higher you will be in line. So, the more chances your ad will be placed on our site. So you need to sign the transaction and it will be successful. In the meantime, I will also show you how the transaction appears in the block explorer. You see that a payment of $0.

15 was made 49 seconds ago . So maybe let's go back to the presentation. Yes, I just wanted to quickly show you these possibilities. You need to use a provider, any Wallet Connect provider. Just use the NPM I 842 SDK.

Import this provider into your website. And just where you want to place an ad, put a tag that says "hey, I want to place an ad," specify the amount and everything. And that's really all. With this, you can start accepting payments without permissions, without any KYC or unnecessary hassle. And this is us.

My name is Swayam. I work on integrations and product at a startup. And Yes, I'm here. I am a developer at Inco Network. And this is the third time I've become a finalist.

So, that's all. If you have any questions, please contact us at X. Thank you very much. Perfectly. There are two more finalists left, and we will move on to the awards ceremony.

So, let's congratulate our penultimate finalist, Calendarfy. Let's give them a big round of applause. Well, yes. This is Calendarfy, and as the name suggests, it's your calendar as a wallet, right? Now you can schedule your payments just like you your payments just like you schedule meetings, and confirm transactions like you respond to invitations.

This is something I've been thinking about for quite some time . I even tried to build it for a very long time. And if your day starts with something like this, then you're probably in the top 1%, right? And this means that calendars have become your main life planning tool. For most people, this is a familiar thing, and I just wanted to give them a financial interface from that perspective.

So, let's talk about this quickly. Crypto-friction is what everyone here is trying to solve, and people are already familiar with things like calendars, meetings, reminders, deadlines, all of that, right? And most of these financial tasks we do every day already exist: payroll, DCA, weekly transactions like buying ETH. But with all these time intentions, there doesn't seem to be a single wallet with a " single wallet with a " native" time interface. And that's exactly what I wanted to solve.

And it works very simply: you add a service account to your calendar, and the Calendar Defy backend takes care of the rest . You can start scheduling paid events on your calendar. So, a quick demonstration. I'll quickly start my server now. Uh-huh.

So, the first thing you need to do is go to calendify.vercel.app and copy the email address you see here. Then go to the calendar you use in Google Calendar and probably create a new one. Give it a good name and add a description.

But the best part is— the best part is— you need to grant access to this calendar to a service account. For this demonstration, I have already created one here. I will now quickly grant access to my calendar to this service account. Oh service account. Oh , yes.

I've already done this, but ideally you paste the address of the service account here and give it management and sharing rights. And that's it . Now your agent will start setting everything up for you. If we look here, we 'll probably see this event up there. It says "connected app" .

The best part is that you get a wallet abstracted from that Google Calendar. Looking at your wallet address directly in your calendar is not the best user experience. That's why we integrated ENS domain names to make it easier to create sub-names for calendars. And the best thing is that you can connect to dApps using this. Use WalletConnect on app.

aave. For demonstration purposes, I'll just quickly copy my copy my WalletConnect URL. Let's try this. I'll paste it directly into the " " location" field. And location" field.

And ...yes. While the transaction is in progress, I will show you how to normally create an event. This is again as simple as sending 0.00 1 ETH to fabian.

furna.eth. Of course, this can be scheduled for the future, for now, or for whenever you want. And if you want to execute immediately, just specify a time in the past and the event will be sent to the queue. You see that some events are already pending, and some have been completed.

Since I added it here, it should be done in a while. Let's see what's happening there. And while it's loading, one more thing : you can also exchange using Uniswap. All this happens on the Rootstock Sepolia networks and various EVMs. And the best part, which I found interesting, is the RSVP feature.

Imagine you invite people to an event and now they need to confirm their attendance so it becomes a multi-signature transaction with RSVP. So, in my opinion , this unusual UX is pretty cool. And of course, it shows up in all your calendars: Apple Calendar, Outlook—everywhere. You can check it out at calendify.vercel.

app. Here's how it works. You have great integration with Google Calendar, the Google Calendar APIs sync with PayPal USD so you can send payments in USDC directly without having to worry about ETH or anything else. Uniswap and network settlements take place on Rootstock take place on Rootstock . This has many use cases: automated DCA, payout systems, full composability.

You decide what to do. Set up recurring payments, whatever. All these features are available to you. And that's it. Your crypto life is now planned.

Remembering another hackathon I participated in during ETHGlobal, where I created Google Wallet sheets. I try to create consumer products through services that people are already familiar with. I want to bring crypto closer to people through an interface they are already familiar with. So let's promote the mass adoption of web3. By the way, I am creating a network, a kind of community for all hackathon participants.

If you are interested, write to me privately and I will add you to the group. Thank you. So, I think I forgot to show the transaction that went through. Yes, it worked. Sorry.

Time is up. Yes, that's all. Time is up. Thank you. This was a really fun and cool hack.

OK. Are you ready for the last final presentation at ETHGlobal New Delhi? Congratulations Nonet. This will be interesting because it is iron. You should keep a close eye on the screens.

Good. Ми команда Somehow , і ми створили протокол, за допомогою якого можна надіслати транзакцію в Ethereum з одного пристрою на інший, з одного гаманця на інший, повністю офлайн без інтернету чи навіть мобільного зв'язку. Good. Let's see how it works. This is Vinay.

Vinay's phone, my phone, Pargat's phone. Vinay gives me money. Now, just to prove it, I'm turning on airplane mode. Wi-Fi is off, guys. Of course?

Now, now my phone is also in airplane mode, without Wi-Fi. OK. Of course? Ready? Ready?

Now, Vinay Kansal starts scanning. OK. One token. Send transaction. Sending.

Look. Look. Look. Look. O.

O. It works. This sends transactions. Let's see if I can see if I can ...Oh, oh, look, look.

This broadcasts bytes. This works like a hub. And now slowly, oh, oh, I see it here. See? All the bytes, the green bytes—these are the packets that have already arrived.

This inter-device, er, communication works via BLE. I haven't paired the devices yet. Of course? Um, and oh, okay. I also received authorization.

Now let's go back to my laptop and see if this made it onto the blockchain. Ahem. Yes, yes, yes blockchain. Ahem. Yes, yes, yes , okay.

I'll talk about the protocol later. You can all also read my white paper. It is available in the whitepaper.md repository. Um, let's see if there's a transaction on the chain.

I have to see her soon. Very soon. OK. So, for now, let's see what happens. Vinay, what are you doing?

So, essentially, all the nodes are shouting to each other that this is my packet. And this creates a kind of grid. A grid where everyone shouts out everything they've received, and this shouting only stops when confirmation is received. Now, for this package ID, if I get an acknowledgement and the true and false values ​​don't match, I prefer to dump my data and start shouting, oh, and so on again. This is how the network distributes packets further, and what else, what else?

Another question you might ask is, um, how do I get the nonce? If I want to make a transaction, how do I get the nonce? Uh, there's EIP- get the nonce? Uh, there's EIP- 3009, where I can transfer with authorization, where the sender creates a nonce. So, there's a check, oh, wait a minute.

Uh, there's a nonce I can create. This is a kind of check. Vinay gave me a check that I can spend that I can spend when I get access to the internet. So let 's look at the chart. Um, mobile one is Vinay, mobile two Vinay, mobile two is me, mobile three is me, mobile three is Pargat, who has internet.

Once it reaches the internet, it broadcasts it to the blockchain and then sends a confirmation back to the mobile one using the same network. OK. Hmm same network. OK. Hmm , I think REST is pretty boring.

BLE is very difficult to implement. You can only transfer eight bytes at a time. So I had to crush the packages a lot. And, oh, yes. 42 seconds ago, guys.

It really happened. It really worked. I won't bore you anymore bore you anymore . Thank you very much for your attention. Thank you ETHGlobal for hosting us.

This is Vinay. This is Pargat. My name is Hussein. This is the "somehow" command. Thank you very much for having us.

It was impressive. You see, you guys made so many mistakes with hotspots that they had to invent a way to interact without the internet. This is true innovation, where supply meets demand. Okay meets demand. Okay .

These were our 10 demo finalists. So, once again, please give all 10 teams a round of applause. And now, we'll talk about all the prizes that I know you've all been waiting for. And before we get to that, I want to make a quick announcement about an update to Being Chain. We want to spend more time and energy at ETHGlobal building these kinds of interfaces and integrating what we're all working on so it becomes part of your workflow.

You all have a hacking pack that gives you access to the faucet gives you access to the faucet . But after I'm done with the prizes, you'll be able to get two more packs depending on the number of events you've completed, and the prizes you won before will be kept. The Builder and Pioneer packs will be unlocked , giving you access to even cooler stuff, including developer tool credits and early bird discounts. We will also ensure that each participant of this hackathon will receive a discounted ticket to Devconnect in Argentina. All of this will be available to you on the ETHGlobal page, and in just a few days you will be able to automatically receive your discounted ticket .

Another thing is ETHGlobal Plus. We want to combine our experience and scale it to 50–100 countries. ETHGlobal Plus is a way to access everything we do. Це включає все: від усіх Pragma до хакатонів зі знижками на стейкінг, усі міські пакети, знижки на готелі, міжнародний роумінг для тих, хто подорожує, кредити Uber подорожує, кредити Uber , туристичні кредити, знижки на готелі та багато інших інструментів для розробників і кранів з кредитами. Одна з крутих речей, яку ми зробили і яка зараз багатьом допомагає— багатьом допомагає— ми бачимо це постійно ми бачимо це постійно —це доступ до Priority Pass у межах ETHGlobal Plus, тож ви можете користуватися залами очікування в аеропортах, просто маючи цей NFT.

And it's available immediately. So if any of you win this tonight, you can just press a button and have everything ready in 2 minutes. So, even if you are already in front of the waiting room, you can access it on the spot. So, Priority Pass is one of the things that is now available. And we'll talk about Plus in a few minutes when we announce who wins Plus tonight.

All information about what All information about what Plus offers is available at nickelodeon.com/plus. We encourage you all to check it out, as there will be lots more cool stuff coming in the coming weeks for Plus members. And now we're ready for what I know you've all been waiting for. How is your energy?

Okay, that answers my question. Well, we'll see how we do it, because to be honest , I don't have much energy today either. We usually put the name of the the name of the winning team on the screen, and if it's you, just shout something so I can hear you and you'll be in my imaginary ranking. And I keep track of which team is the loudest in the hall. This only works if you have some energy.

But if you win something again from another sponsor and don't shout loud enough, you'll lose your spot. So if you're too good, you're actually at a disadvantage. We'll try it and see how it goes with energy. And we will adjust accordingly in real time. Why shout, you ask?

Because it's fun. And we will give 500 USDC to the team that shouts the loudest shouts the loudest . So what's the energy in the room right now? This is how capitalism works. Good.

There are 60 slides ahead to tell you about all the prizes you won. Are you ready? OK. A prize pool of $200,000 will be distributed. Let's start with 1-inch.

Melswap— first place winner, and you win $6,000. No, no music. No music music. No music . Let the team just shout.

So team just shout. So , no music from now on . Is Melswap in the hall? Wow. I guess you'll have to settle for your $6,000.

Only shout if I have announced your team name. This is a rule because I can't see who is shouting if there are multiple names on the slide . Melswap is not here. Second place and $4,000 goes to Hide and Seek. Found you.

Hide and Seek is the loudest command in the room. Congratulations. DeFi Duck— Congratulations. DeFi Duck— winner in the best limit order protocol category, you win $3,000. They just hug and celebrate.

I don't think they care about what happens on stage. Cross Yield comes in second place with $2,000. And tsunami—third place and $1,500. And this is the loudest team in the hall. They are actually behind the scenes.

How did this even reach me? Knuckle is the winner of the 1-inch API prize worth $500. Singularity is the $500. Singularity is the second team to win $500, and Decentralization, I guess that's how it's pronounced also wins $500 for the Utilize 1-inch category. Congratulations to all three teams.

Next comes the Artificial Super Intelligence Alliance. Second—fourth place and $3,500. Brand X comes in second place with $2,500. Brand X is $2,500. Brand X is the loudest team in the room.

Mofo—third place and $1,750, and it's the loudest team in the room, Echo net—fourth place with $1,250. Mofo. I mean, it's a team, the same team. Um, and CareCrypt— team. Um, and CareCrypt— fifth place and $1,000.

Congratulations to all five teams. Next up is Citrea. Edo protocol—fourth place and $4,500, while Super Defi takes second place with $1,500. T-Rex protocol becomes the top winner in the open innovation category. You get $3,000.

Oh, so close, so close. I hope you win something else because I think you can really push the other team. And Fitter Coin is team. And Fitter Coin is second place with $1,000 and the loudest team in the room. Let's move on to ENS.

Open Source Orchestra—fourth place and $3,500. But not as loud as those guys. Ethos ID is those guys. Ethos ID is second place and $2,000, while piani.link, Crosschain NS, and Calendly 5 all win $1,500 each, but they're not as big as that team over there.

Moving on to the Ethereum Foundation award, ZK Ether—the best overall privacy app. You take home $2,000. Whisk is the runner-up with $1,000, and Zero Surf comes in third with $500. Congratulations. In the category of best client-side infrastructure, AccessFi wins with a prize of $1,500.

These were prizes from EF. Moving on to Filecoin, Filethetic—the first place winner with $2,500. You win the top prize in the Filecoin track. Streamverse comes in second with $1,500. Like a one- man team, it seems.

And whale eye is the third-place winner with $1,000. Congratulations. Oh $1,000. Congratulations. Oh , very close.

My right is , very close. My right is the winner in the category of best Data DAO, and you get $2,500. And in the Akave track, P2P Fed learning wins with a prize of $2,500. Congratulations. Let's move on to Flow.

Dalway is the first-place winner with $3,000. Wait $3,000. Wait , you were shouting for the other team too. This is a scam. Hey, that doesn't count.

This doesn't count. I thought you were count. I thought you were mofos. Who is mofo? Okay, these three.

Oh, I understand. Good. Are you really the same Dalway? OK. This is the loudest team in the hall.

Wow. Pi Pi comes in second place with $2,000. And the loudest team in the room, Off Grid Pay, is the third-place winner with $1,000. Not so loud. But congratulations on getting $1,000.

The best automation in action goes to Arcane. That's more than five people. What is happening? Raise your hands if you're Arcane. 1 2 3 4 5 Wait.

Good. Okay, that's five. Arcane is five. Arcane is the loudest team in the hall, you take home $3,000, and Internal Flow is $3,000, and Internal Flow is second place with $1,000. Congratulations.

Next up is Hedera. Yield Craft AI takes fourth place with $2,000, and ZK Red Agent AI ID or Agent ID takes ZK Red Agent AI ID or Agent ID takes second place with $1,500 in the Hedera on Hedera prize. For smart Hedera prize. For smart contracts and cross- contracts and cross- integrations, No Net becomes the winner in first place with $2,000. And All Weather Finance comes in second place with $1,500.

And the overall winner is Dalway again, you take home an additional $3,000. But this team is still the loudest, which is just great. Moving on to PayPal USD, YapYard—the grand prize winner, you take home $4,500. Should I even read this slide? There is so much steam in the hall.

Congratulations, Raven. You're taking $3,500 for putting every word of ZK in your project description, it seems. Surprisingly. This is a champion in the consumer category. And for the prize of opportunity And for the prize of opportunity , you scared the guy in front of you.

Burp— in front of you. Burp— the loudest team in the room, and you also take home $2,000 take home $2,000 . Let's move on to Polygon. Autonome— first place winner with a prize of $2,500. Not as loud as those other guys, like…what were their names?

Oh, oh. Remind me. Burp? Was that it? Okay, Burp.

Director.ai is the runner-up with a prize of $2,500. Instant takes home $2,000 for third place. Z-Credit Agent ID takes fourth place with $1250, and Ad402 takes fifth with $750. Congratulations to all five teams.

Next we have Pith. Orion Finance ranks fourth . Raise your hands . Raise your hands . That's about seven people .

That's about seven people . 1, 2, 3, 4. Okay. Shout again. I need to check this.

3 need to check this. 3 , 2, 1, let's go. Okay, these are the same people. You are the loudest team in the room, and you get $ 3,500 for the most innovative use of the Pit. Delta Zero Hook takes second place with $2,000, and Judge Me If You Can is third.

It seems you have already been "condemned". Got them is the other team that gets the prize, and APT Casino is the other gets the prize, and APT Casino is the other team, and you both win $ 1,500. Congratulations. Next we have Rootstock. Monte Carlo and Zatak are the two teams that will win $2,000 each in the " " Everyday DeFi" category.

Congratulations. And in the freestyle competition, ZK BTC SDK and j.a.r.v.

i.s.ai will also win $2,000 each. Congratulations. And for Rift Economy, the winner with a prize of $ 2,000 is Block Bundler.

So, congratulations to these five teams. Next we have Self. GlobalX.money—winner for best SDK Self integration, and you take home $5,000. Fitter Coin takes second place.

Burp is still the loudest team in the room. And Ethos ID takes third place with $1,500, but Burp is still the loudest team in the room. And Eth Connect is room. And Eth Connect is the best off-Oh, so close. But you take away $1,000 for the best off-chain SDK integration.

Congratulations. Next up, we have The Graph. Hide and Seek. Wait, you were there. What is happening?

Did you transfer or is it a different team? Hide and Seek found again. Wait, what? Who are Hide and Seek? Left or right?

Who are these guys? Robin Hood? Okay, well, it's interesting that Robin Hood is interesting that Robin Hood is the loudest team in the hall; They were shouting out of turn, but it was still loud. You win $2,000 and Hide and Seek wins an additional $3,000. Well, Burp, I hope you get a new prize soon, because you lost your place.

Echo net is the loudest team in this room. You take first place for the best use of the hypergraph and receive $2,500, and Autonome wins another $1,500. You already have so much money, it's okay. You don't need another 500, don't worry. But you win $1,500 for second place.

And Automation X is the best use of the GRC-20, and you take home $1,000. Next we have the Uniswap Foundation. Bond Zero— Uniswap Foundation. Bond Zero— the best integration with hooks. You take home $4,000.

Mavengers and Uniperp are the runners-up . Oh, so close. Robinhood still leads, but you take home $2,000 each. And Click and you are the fourth place winners, and you take home $1,000 each. Congratulations.

Next up we have Worlds. Flash Arbitrage is Worlds. Flash Arbitrage is the best mini- the best mini- app. You take home 4000. Shield Ramp takes second place.

Oh, very close, very close. Shield Ramp, you need some cough medicine by the way . Um, Shield Ramp is in second place with a prize of 3000. Milfo is in third place. They are now just equal.

Yes. It was the least loud of all. What happened? But you went home with...you take home $2,000.

World B&B receives a $500 consolation prize. Robin O'Dowd is still the loudest, and Ghostlink is the second winner of the $500 consolation prize. Congratulations. And we have Zero G. Oh, oh.

whale.dot.fun— Oh, oh. whale.dot.

fun— first place winner with $3,000. Congratulations. Nebula SDK comes in second place at $2,500. Melon is the $2,500. Melon is the third place winner with $2,000.

Weave— fourth place recipient with $1,500. And Second is the $1,500. And Second is the fifth place winner with $1,000. Congratulations. And we have Fluence.

Tensor Node— first place winner with $2,500 for best use of virtual servers virtual servers . The Synapse model comes in second place at $1,500. Close. Close. And Flux is the Close.

And Flux is the third place winner with $1,000. And we have Kadena. Cross is we have Kadena. Cross is the best multi-chain the best multi-chain application built on Chainweb. And you'll take home $2,500.

And the award for most innovative dapp integration goes to Brand X. Raise your hand. Where have you been? OK. Brand X is been?

OK. Brand X is the loudest team in the room. Surprisingly. Asset X room. Surprisingly.

Asset X is the best RWA app and you take home 1250. Oh, so close. Brand X is leading. And then we have Walrus. Cross-chain NS is the fourth place winner with a prize of $2,500.

Avenox is in second place with $ 1,500, and Sui Verify is in third place with $1,000. And Integra. Flash Flow. They shouted like a flash. You give them a thousand dollars, but BrandX still remains the loudest team among all the winners.

These are all our API our API Prize and Partner Award winners. All projects are already on display. You can also see the total number on your dashboards. And before you start to disperse, save your energy for one more thing, because we have something else to announce and be sure to thank everyone who made this weekend possible. So, the finalists have been determined.

Це 10 команд, і на додаток до всіх партнерських призів вони отримують пакет фіналіста: доступ до Eequal Plus для кожного учасника, тисячу USDC готівкою, кредит на авіаквиток у 500 доларів на наступний хакатон Eequal та ончейн хакатон Eequal та ончейн -підтвердження статусу фіналіста. Ми проводимо багато закритих заходів із засновниками Eequal, щоб допомогти їм розвиватися та створювати кращі додатки, а також надаємо понад п'ятнадцять тисяч доларів у вигляді кредитів для розробників. So they are entitled to all these benefits. Additionally, all finalists will receive a special hoodie so you can recognize other Eequal finalists, and a Ledger Flex device that we will send you. It has custom branding in honor of you becoming a great finalist great finalist .

And of course, entry to the Future Eight global events , which means you'll immediately join us in Buenos Aires at Devconnect. This will also be valid for the next 12 months, so you will be able to attend any event next year under this program. So, congratulations to everyone. $200,000 was given away. All of this is on display.

One last thing: everything we just said is not final, which means your code will still be reviewed. If someone says you've been scammed, or if we notice it, we'll look into it and check within the next 3 weeks. And only after that will we confirm that this is the prize you will receive. So the amounts may change. Winners may change and we will send you a final notification a few days before the deadline, in which you will receive an email confirming the prize and the final amount.

Please confirm the address where you can receive the items and that is where the delivery will be made. As for the steaks, they will arrive a week before that if you submitted a project. So, it's going to be a similar schedule it's going to be a similar schedule , and it's all going to be part of the code review process over the next few weeks. Now the prizes are over. I want you to use the bit of energy I have left by thanking everyone who made this possible.

So I want to take the next 20 seconds to thank all those people who helped make this weekend happen, and also for the months of work that went into making this weekend a reality. So, the faster you applaud, the faster we'll be done. So let me give you a breather. I 'm going to leave No, no, no , no, no, no. This is a recharge, a recharge.

Wait, wait. I need to rest too. It will be about four slides, maybe five, maybe seven, I don't know maybe seven, I don't know . Less than ten. With every name that helped this hackathon in some way.

I want you to applaud with all your might. Are we ready? We start with 3, 2, 1. Let's go. Так багато людей зробили це можливим, починаючи з усіх вас, хакерів, усіх наших чудових суддів, усіх наших менторів і волонтерів, які були тут цілі вихідні, усіх наших спікерів, які провели понад 21 неймовірний воркшоп та виступ, кожного партнера, який залишився, прийшов і допомагав віртуально допомагав віртуально , а також кожного постачальника, кожну людину, яка зробила цей захід реальним, усіх співробітників усіх співробітників —вони всі були неймовірно залучені.

Last but not least : a huge round of applause to the ETHGlobal team round of applause to the ETHGlobal team : Catherine, Alex, Karen, Aubrey, Val, Pascal, Richie, Sophia, Calvin, Maggie , Nuno, Anna, Emily, Jacob, Andrew, and Liam. This is all Andrew, and Liam. This is all we wanted to do for ETHGlobal New Delhi. Our next hackathons will be happening in just a few weeks, starting with ETHOnline, which will begin on October 10th. This is an asynchronous event, so you will be able to participate in this format and try out new things that span all different categories, whether it's DeFi, payments, or anything else.

And our last offline last offline hackathon will take place in Buenos Aires as part of Devconnect Week on November 21. And for the first time, we are announcing the dates for EthCon, which will be the largest Ethereum conference we are hosting in New York next year, from June 8th to 10th. So, you can review all of this. Registration for EthCon will open soon. And everything is on our website.

Everything is already available. I want to thank all of you for being here. Thank you so much for being a part of this and helping make this event possible. Let's spend the next few hours debriefing, chatting, and getting some sleep. Thank you all for being here.

See you all soon.