💻Core Tech developer bounty[Entries Closed]
Prize pool of 500$
Results :
There are a lot of Developer bounty options available wherein you can contribute to the Core Tech of Ocean Protocol. Here are some of the following problem statements that you can address.
About the Core tech bounty:
While the core-tech problem statements are essentially high-intensity projects with a clear alignment for integration with Core Ocean tech, we encourage participants to use the hackathon as a kick-start prior to participation in the main Ocean DAO grants. The best submissions stand a good chance to win even higher grants from Ocean DAO in the upcoming grant cycle of Round14 and henceforth.
Core Ocean tech solutions stand a chance to win grants starting from 3k USD and even higher grant amounts for long-term projects that complete deliverables on a regular basis.
What can you do for the hackathon?
Create a clear DevOPs documentation on Github/Gitbook along with your mission statement on how you intend to address on any problem described in the Core tech problem statements
All the participants and squads will get an opportunity to present their submissions & ideas and receive valuable feedback from the Core Ocean team during the Core-Tech Working group calls that happen every Wednesday at 3pm - 4pm GMT https://discord.com/channels/612953348487905282/908016816029319178
Having a clear Dev OPS plan submission enables you to stand a better chance to qualify for the Core tech earmarks through the grant proposal eligibility process as outlined below
Active discussions related to the Hackathon track of Core tech bounty happen in the following Discord channel; one can also connect with other team members to form squads (max. 3 members) and participate in the Hackathon.
Submission format:
A GitHub link containing the Repo of your solution along with an understandable ReadMe file
A Gitbook documentation can also be an acceptable documentation provided that the implementation plan is delivered in clear steps.
The ReadMe should also contain a YouTube link explainer of the project
Evaluators: Core-Tech Working Group
Submission link:
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