About the Capstones
The Capstone Project is one of the core parts of the Kansas Blockchain Fellowship, designed to give each Fellow an opportunity to grow and showcase their skills and blockchain knowledge.
They were challenged to find a problem or idea in web3 that interests them and build something around it that they're proud of.
The Process
The design portion of the capstone was guided by the Capstone Design Roadmap. Each Fellow's build process is unique to them based on the project they selected.
Requirements
What to Build
Build a project that interests and inspires you related to an exploration or innovation in blockchain technology. There are no strict guidelines regarding what you should build, other than:
- You should be proud of it!
- It should challenge and grow your technical, analytical, and research skills
- It must be blockchain specific
What to Submit
Plan to submit the Github repository containing your project and a polished, 3-minute video pitching and demoing your project.
Prizes
Fellow's Choice
Mentor Selection
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Paige Jones
Senior Software Engineer @ Pinata
Roberto Velardi
Senior Manager, Business Development @ Ripple
Joe Roets
Chief Architect & Founder @ Dragonchain
Kevin Galler
Developer Relations Engineer @ Monad Labs
Nathan Schwermann
Founder & CEO @ Ebisu's Bay
Austin Adams
Researcher @ Uniswap Labs
Daniel Jones
Director, International Leverage @ Walmart
Thea Neal
Head of Employer Brand @ Kraken
Tom Flynn
Core Contributor @ Apex Fusion
Samantha Deori-Mitra
Policy & Legal @ Uniswap
Judging Criteria
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Each Mentor's Values and Expertise
The mentors will not have a strict rubric for judging, because this challenge seeks to honor their individual preferences and values.
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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