1. Find an event with a cross chain or onboarding track
20 minOpen the Regatta Board at /hackathons and filter for events with bridging, DeFi UX or chain onboarding tracks. Check each event's rule on existing code before you commit.
Pick where you want to go. Every route starts with a move you can make within the hour.
Open the Regatta Board at /hackathons and filter for events with bridging, DeFi UX or chain onboarding tracks. Check each event's rule on existing code before you commit.
Read the sponsor track and pick one feature that fits, such as a gas refuel on arrival or a one click route into their chain. Write the demo in three sentences before writing code.
Post in the event's team finding channel with what you bring (a live front end) and what you need.
Looking for one teammate for the [track] track. I have a live swap and bridge front end and want to add [feature] this weekend. Need someone comfortable with [skill]. DM me if you want to ship something that already has users.
Record a short screen video of a real swap using the new feature, write a clear README stating what existed before and what you built during the event, and submit hours before the deadline.
Before the event: a live swap and bridge front end on LI.FI. Built this weekend: [feature], which lets users [result]. Demo video: [link]. Try it: [link].
Leave an email and we nudge you at 24 and 72 hours with your next move. Optional.
Or to keep this voyage on your profile.
A hackathon cockpit that plans your scope, tracks bounties, and drafts a judge-ready submission.
Set a monthly onchain spending budget and see where every fee went, like a bank app for gas.
Say what you want in one sentence; a solver fills it across chains within your limits.