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HyperHack AMA
Recorded: May 27, 2025 Duration: 1:06:48Space Recording
Short Summary
The Hyperion Hyperhack is set to launch, inviting developers to create innovative projects while emphasizing team collaboration and potential funding opportunities. With a focus on unique blockchain capabilities, the initiative aims to foster growth and innovation in the crypto space.
Full Transcription
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Damn, damn. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. GM, everyone.
If you hear me, press the like button or interact.
I just want to check if my voice is being heard.
uh my voice is being heard all right
All right.
gmgm we're waiting for more people to join us uh we're going to be answering some questions
about hyperion hyperhack uh mostly uh how to participate some people were confused how to
participate so let's wait for more people so that we can benefit the most number of people. Thank you. Thank you. Hey Han, are you GM to you in specific and to everyone here, GM and, uh, GE, I guess
for some people. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. it's a bit quiet here hello yes it is a bit quiet i think there was a technical issue uh that's why
you guys uh were waiting to uh be speakers But yeah, we are live.
We are live.
We have some people here.
And I'm seeing some new faces.
I'm pretty sure we have some hackers in the house,
hackers who applied for the hackathon.
Happy to see everyone.
And we can get started.
I hope everyone is having a very nice day.
And I hope everyone had a nice experience
with applying to the hackathon.
We'll be hearing some questions today.
We'll be hearing your concerns about the hackathon.
We'll be hearing your ideas.
And if you have any problems, we will help you to apply.
So yeah, we can get started.
First, I want to introduce a new team member here, Thiru.eth.
We have him here.
And he's our new latest addition to the DevRel team at MeetUs.
So everyone, please make them feel welcome.
And Thiru, would you like to
have your first
live words with our community?
Hello, everyone.
I started
being in DevRel at Mithas
last two weeks.
So it's been a really good time.
so we have also started working on this hyperhack. So it's been a really good time. And so we have also start working on this
hyperhack. So if you have like any issues like working as a hack, like working on this idea,
or even like for brainstorming, you can ping me anytime to my ex or telegram. Uh, I've been reaching out a lot of hackers as well, and I myself have a
lot of experience being a hacker.
So I have one 24 hackathons.
Um, all of them are web day hackathons.
So I can help you with, uh, like, uh, focusing on ideas and choosing
strats and, uh, helping you brainstorming.
So you can ping me and I can definitely help you with
even on technical side as well if you stuck with anything while you're developing in the
later stages. So I have experience both in technical as well and glad to be a part of
Hattis team and looking forward to help you build the next big project in Web3.
Thank you. Thank you, Thiru you zero and again welcome to the team uh really glad to have you here and for sure our community also uh
will love you have will love you on the team will love you supporting them so uh thank you zero and
Thank you, Zero.
And again, GM everyone, for those who just joined,
we're going to be answering questions about the hyperhack,
about the hackathon.
We're going to be walking some people through it.
If anybody has a problem with applying,
if anyone wants to apply, has a nice idea,
has something that they want to contribute.
Or even if you're not a developer, if you're a marketing person, a BD person or someone
who's just getting into Web3, there's a place for everyone in the hyperhack and it's not
just for developers.
So yeah.
And Pavel, GM, or good afternoon to you.
How are you doing?
GM, GM.
I'm, I'm, I guess it's GM somewhere, I guess.
So, oh yeah, everywhere, everywhere.
But yeah, I'm doing pretty good.
But yeah, I'm doing pretty good.
Yeah, I've been definitely going to a different country to present some things.
So I'm actually on my way to the airport.
port. So it's a little bit of a hectic day for me, but hopefully everything aligns and
So it's a little bit of a hectic day for me.
we can give a good amount of insight into all of this, what the next steps of what we're
overtapping for the hyperhack.
This is the hacker spirit, joining calls from airports, hacking from airports, hacking from everywhere.
So yeah, our hackers can also learn a page from your book, Bavel.
And yeah, thank you for joining from the airport, man.
We appreciate you here.
We appreciate you here.
Also appreciate everyone.
Also appreciate everyone.
We want to ask everyone who has a question
to start raising your hands while we are not raising your hands.
You can ask to speak and our hosts here, our hosts
can approve you to speak.
Meanwhile, we're gonna update a little bit on the hackathon.
We have a lot of cool ideas that are being shared
and we look forward to having more and more ideas
in the hackathon.
Currently, we are in the ideas on phase,
which is gonna end around next week, next Monday, when we will be moving on to the building phase and developers will be able to start building these ideas that they had.
So if you're a developer, you're just hearing this and you have an idea, you have something cool to build, go ahead and share the idea.
build, go ahead and share the idea.
You don't have to, you don't need to have a product currently.
You're in luck.
You can just post the idea to the hackathon and we'll be able to support with
marketing, we'll be able to support.
I mean, like you'll be able to find marketing teammates.
You'll be able to find BD teammates.
Like we said, this hackathon is for everyone and not just for developers.
So if you have a cool idea, even if you're not a developer, you can submit it in the ideathon.
And you can find a developer who can help you build it out.
You can find a marketer who can help you gain some community exposure.
So yeah, rain these questions on us let it rain
uh we're we're here to answer did does anybody have a question
if not questions maybe we can um we can we can start off with something where we can give a little bit of insight into the build phase.
I think that we could maybe talk a little bit about what we might release.
release, like I think we have some posts scheduled,
but we can give like a little bit of insight
and then maybe answer from there.
Because the ideathon is all like straightforward.
You have an idea, you post it,
you get feedback from me, Rami, and Thiru.
And then essentially iterating that feedback,
we give you access to post the idea
and approval to move forward.
But I guess like the build phase,
I don't know if we wanna talk a little bit about that,
about like, you know, those next steps
and maybe like what the builders can focus on
and then what might give them the best chance of winning the hyperhack.
So I guess, I guess, oh, did I disconnect?
And maybe Rami's reconnecting.
Can you hear me sorry okay okay perfect perfect okay so while Rami's reconnecting I guess I can I can go over, you know, one of the core and key questions of what can
you do as a hacker to win the hyperhack? Like, what is the evaluations, you know, we make as
judges or, you know, the criteria, essentially, the judging criteria.
We'll publicize something.
It's currently going through, let's say, the approval process of all of that.
So a little bit of that bureaucracy.
But the hope is that we did get some key insights
into what people can be doing to essentially be,
to achieve like a good, let's say, success
within the hackathon.
So, for this, the first criteria
For this, the first criteria would essentially be the relation of the product to the actual Hyperion ecosystem.
So we currently have like two main tracks.
One is the AI inference track, and then the other is the parallel execution track.
And then the third track is the overall infrastructure,
overall like Web3 based infrastructure.
So this could be like traditional applications
that are done without the,
let's say, without leveraging directly, like the AI and the parallel execution.
So within the track that you're applying to,
making sure that it's within that category
that you are applying to.
So ideally, if what you're building is as an example,
I don't think we have any ideas on NFT marketplaces,
but if you're building like, let's say an NFT marketplace,
right, it might not be hugely beneficial
that the NFT marketplace needs parallel execution.
I mean, like it's a good value add, right?
Like you can do like tons of interactions,
but it might not be the ideal, let's say flow
that's what we're expecting.
It would be more so of how is the,
how is a certain utility of the NFT marketplace that it uses the features of parallel execution that it wouldn't have otherwise been able to accomplish on a different ecosystem.
on a different ecosystem.
So as an example, maybe like there's like a real-time aspect of different types of,
let's say a game that levels up your NFT based on certain interactions within the game.
Now, the real-time nature of things is, you know, if you hit something with, let's say,
a sword that levels up the sword which then allows
you to deal more damage or something like that so that for example um certain operations like that
would not be entirely possible on other ecosystems that don't leverage parallel execution
ecosystems that don't leverage parallel execution because, you know, essentially the utility of the overall aspect of leveling up while you're in the game is impeded by, you know, the blockchain aspect. So focusing on the specific act
of not just utilizing the feature,
but incorporating that feature within what you are building.
So that I would say would net the most points
associated with that.
Now, AI inferencing and all of that would also play into,
play into this type of enhancement.
Now, the current AI inferencing,
or at least like whatever's live that we have,
you have to essentially set up your own environment
in order to make this,
in order to utilize this, the AI inferencing technology.
So what we're doing is if you have this overall,
this architecture that you'll incorporate AI inferencing
or where you need to have like,
let's say a decentralized way to do on-chain AI inferencing
and you incorporate it directly within the product.
So, you know, having an AI agent do some type of operation and that it needs to be on-chain.
Let's say you're doing something that relates to bringing DAO-based operations and you want this to be entirely verifiable on-chain.
You need to first design the structure of how that will look like, and then the operation that the agent will make
that's on chain.
So that's how we will essentially evaluate
the overall structure.
You can have an off chain entirely agent,
but the goal is to have the structure
or the overall architecture be clearly demonstrated and displayed and describe that there's no other way that this system will work if it doesn't have this type of core integration.
we are evaluating at least that is what we've met the most points in accordance to the results that
we are of course usability functionality testing you know all of all of these um are are going to
play a big role into who the winner will be but it's it most importantly would be like how well your product utilizes Hyperion's features
within your product to emphasize the functionality.
And hey, Ravi, you're back.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I had a, I don't know, like for, it's just disconnected by itself.
As usual, I'm connecting from the laptop.
So I don't know yet.
I think the web version has some problems.
They really have to fix it every time we have a problem.
Yeah, totally agree with what you said.
Like the ideas have to align with what Hyperion is,
what unique features do we have,
making these ideas unique in itself.
Because like, I mean, you can go ahead and build something
that is just a very standard DeFi product
like fork Uniswap or something,
but this would be the best utility
or utilization of the Hyperion features.
Like such applications, I mean in other hackathons, such applications would be immediately counted as
as like hackathon farming. And other than that, we're trying to bring on unique ideas. We're trying to bring something new since the Hyperion Tech is new currently.
I mean, real time and AI inference within the chain, this is something really revolutionary.
And it is hard, I know, it is a bit hard to come up with an idea.
But once you've come up with a very
nice idea uh for the hackathon i think like most of the ideas that are gonna be built uh utilizing
hyperion uh should really like uh pop off uh in a way i think like think of how most of these uh
ai products um i don't know like i don't know about you guys but like
my twitter feed is every other day i'm seeing a new ai product someone is creating like a smart
contract launchpad with ai someone's creating a cursor for solidity someone's creating uh i don't know, like a PowerPoint, like Vibe PowerPointing, Vibe sliding.
I don't know.
Every other day, it's something new with AI.
There's a lot to create.
There is a lot of cool ideas that we can create here.
And yeah, Hyperion makes that possible.
So this is, I mean, it is an important criteria to utilize the AI features, especially the AI or the real-time features.
Since, like, most chains don't have more than 1.2 million gas per second, can't achieve 1.2 million gas per second.
And at Hyperion, like, we're going to be achieving around a billion gas per second can't achieve 1.2 million gas per second and at Hyperion like we're gonna be
achieving around a billion gas per second so this allows for whole different opportunities
really new opportunities to come on chain like I'm talking gaming that wasn't possible on
traditional chains I'm talking I I mean, even AI agents,
they require this much computation, this much execution.
You'll be able to really exceed the limitations that are
existing on traditional EVMs.
But at the same time, you can just
still write the same EVM contracts
that you used to write but with better efficiency this time yeah all right
yeah so for what's coming next for what's coming next we have the build-a-thon going to be starting next Monday, or the building phase.
You can call it building stage.
And it's going to last for like one and a half months.
Mainly in this phase, we're going
to be encouraging developers to start building,
helping them to get on track and build these ideas
that they submitted. I mean, most build these ideas that they submitted.
I mean, most of the ideas that were submitted
are going to be approved into the build-a-thon.
And I think we're going to see most of these ideas
turn into very cool products.
We have some nice ideas that were shared.
So yeah, we're really looking forward to the build-a-thon.
I think within one and a half months, we can build anything together. that were shared so uh yeah we're we're really looking forward to the build-a-thon i think
within one and a half months we can build anything uh together and uh we'll be here for support of
course uh for like um team formation for any uh problems that occur for any uh i mean even even
if development support is needed we can can try to find someone from the community
who can help with the development, with the building.
I'm pretty sure we have a lot of developers
who are interested in this.
And yeah, there is, I think, big incentives
for developers here in the hackathon.
So we can start building starting from next week.
We'll be having similar to this live stream.
But instead, me and Pavel are going
to be presenting our screens and going through the applications,
going through and seeing the new progress on them.
We're going to be checking in with the developers live.
So if you're a builder who submitted
an idea, we might just tell
you, like, hey, prepare yourself.
Next week we're going live in front
of the community and you're joining us
on this, like,
channel. It's going to be this
way. And this is what we're
planning to do very soon. So
if you're if you're
a builder who's applied for the ideathon currently and you're really interested in
in showing your idea or just talking about your idea you don't have to like
currently show anything I mean it is it is it's gonna be a casual call where you would show up, showcase your idea, talk
about it, talk about the motives, talk about the goals for this idea and how you plan to
execute it.
It could be this way.
It could be another way you could show the product.
You could share the screen and show the product on the, on
this account, on the live stream.
And our community is going to be able to see the product.
You can talk about the, the community, the community testing activities that you're going
to be doing, that's going to be implementing, like gamifying the campaign and allowing for requests and I mean,
allowing for users to finish tasks,
to complete tasks and to gain some points in the end.
And for DOS who just joined,
we are talking about the hyper hack,
how you can participate and what is going to be coming soon, what is going to be the next stage?
What is the current stage?
We're currently at the idea-thon.
If you have any questions, request to speak, we would love to hear from you.
Uh, and yeah, for, uh, for next phase, I think most of our developers who
applied are ready for the next phase.
Uh, we're going to be, We're going to be taking also applications
at the building phase, but it wouldn't be ideas this time
around. It would be from developers
who already built their idea out and they want to participate
in the hackathon. So they can just join and
participate in the hackathon with their built idea but I think the priority would be to developers who started
from scratch with the idea-thon and like build the idea from scratch for this hackathon
I think that's where the priority would be so like don't worry about a product that is
just fully live and already established coming to take your place.
This is likely not going to happen, but for products that are already live and are well
established there is going to be their own opportunity for winning and there's going
to be opportunity for everyone.
And we really encourage you to apply for the ideathon.
Do we have any questions? No questions? How can I see the
comments here?
There should be comments in the in the chats, but like, like
bottom, bottom, right um but i don't think
there's any uh so far at least that's not what i'm seeing um yeah yeah also like just a brief mention
um we're looking at uh introducing a lot of the teams, like I know,
hackathons are primarily developer focused, which is great. This is like the, the intent is to build ideas,
build products.
But our goal with this hackathon is we want to build
sustainable products that essentially see the light of day
that become consumer apps that people will use.
We want to help as much as we can with the marketing and promotional aspect.
And then also the team formation aspect.
We want to bring in people that are experienced within the
within the ecosystem and help market these different types of products that you
guys are building.
We want to ensure this type of success from projects that are deploying,
and we want to essentially see long-term growth over the course of time.
One important key factor is that team formation is, I would say, if not a must right now,
it will likely be a must later in that.
So we want you to think about how can essentially this product
that I'm pitching within the ideathon,
how can this be built to more of a full fledged business model
and essentially have huge benefits to everyone that's participating.
So that's why like for every ideathon post,
we wanted everyone to consider, okay,
what are the community engagement
campaigns that you're going to be doing what are the uh incentives that you're going to be placing
um with that because this this again like feeds into the whole um you know why web3 products
might be different than the whole web2 is because you have this ability to incentivize certain
interactions and so every single Web3 product should be built
with this type of incentive in mind
in combination with the marketing that is received
and is promoted.
So hopefully, you know,
if you're not thinking about it right now,
I want everyone to start thinking about, okay,
how is this going to look when it is near completion
and essentially ready for that big promotional piece?
And again, we have a dedicated section for team formation.
So if any of the idea-thong participants are coming here,
they had gone through the approval process.
You can post on the team formation page
requesting anybody with any sort of experience
to come help you build this idea out.
And again, we'll, our goal again is to help bring more people
to the forum, to help get people to apply to, to help your product out.
And yeah, essentially we'll,
we'll come out with mainly like highlights development workshops.
But again, like our goal is to have you guys be successful.
So even if let's say, you know, there, But again, like our goal is to have you guys be successful.
So even if, let's say, you know, there might be a chance where a number of projects might not entirely win. incentives portion where you can take the growth that you've had with what you've built and maybe like extend that out to more
of a mainnet based campaign.
So we're currently focused as well,
like not only is the hackathon the priority,
but also what comes after the hackathon
and what incentives are there for projects
that are primarily transitioning towards there.
Yeah, I'm actually seeing some familiar names here
from the hackathon.
I saw your applications.
We read the applications.
Most of the applications were really nice.
And we would love to hear from you if you had any comments
on the hackathon, if you have any questions about the hackathon.
We can try to ask you the questions, actually.
Did you have any problems signing up?
And what was the most or the biggest barrier for joining the hackathon? I guess no barriers.
Everything was tip-top and very easy.
But I guess one of the things is definitely
we did experience some issues with the the discord sign up and then maybe the
the github as well but maybe we since presented that just to i'm sorry sorry someone has to speak
yeah yeah sorry i'm just chiming in quickly that irina and victor raised hands to speak
Victor raised hands to speak, probably had a question.
probably had a question
Awesome, yeah, go ahead.
Okay, yeah, hello everyone.
So basically my question is just that we do know that like if your project gets accepted into the space, you get accepted into the IPaHack ideathon initiators group so i just wanted to ask during the beautathon
phase or when when beautathon phase starts how do we like know that we're or ensure that we're
part of the beautathon do we get like a special group where we can easily get access to like um
the metis admins and you know for easier communication and all that when talking about our projects
and all that, or trying to ask for IDs or help within the METIS team.
Yeah, one of the things that we've...
Oh, yeah.
Sorry.
Rami, if you have a...
I want to answer this one. So to know that you've been enrolled to the Buildathon or the building phase,
there's... you're gonna see an approved title.
Like on your title, it's gonna be followed by an approved tag
for your Hackathon application or like the Ideathon application.
That's how you know that you've been enrolled into the Buildathon.
For asking questions, we are here.
I don't know if you're on our developers Telegram group chat.
We have a group chat for our developers, for anybody who's building on Metis, on Andromeda, or on Hyperion.
Anybody who's participating in the HyperHack, you can join our developers group chat and ask us questions there.
But most of the discussions are supposed to be happening on the forum.
But most of the discussions are supposed to be happening on the forum.
If it's not a public question, feel free to reach out to one of us.
I think me or Pavel or Thiru can answer questions in Telegram DMs.
So, yeah.
I think this answers your question, Victor?
Yes, yes. And and also one more say say we get like a team a team member on on the building
face like on a journey how do we ensure like the team member gets accepted into the
initiators group you know like maybe after the project has been submitted and it is accepted
and the main member has been accepted into the ideathon, the initiators group.
So when you require a team member on the road, on the journey, how do you ensure like the
team member gets or does it just have to be just one representative for the hackathon?
Does it just have to be just one representative for the Akathon?
I think Pablo is the most forum savvy here.
So I will hand him over this question.
Yeah, yeah, definitely.
Thank you, Victor, for asking this.
So the goal of HyperHack project initiators is to essentially get the project leads. So these are like the
set representatives of the project. We were thinking of potentially creating like subgroups
assigning these, which are created by the hackathon project initiators for their project.
And essentially, if you want to add in a team member, you can do so via this group function.
So but but but in any case, like it would be it would be all managed by the initiators who gets to join this group.
managed by the initiators who gets to join this group. And then essentially they are the main
representative of the group to make... I mean, they don't have to be the one that's like the
main speaker or whatnot, but essentially they're the point of contact in terms of creation, there's creation of the group in terms of the assigning people to the group.
And essentially, but again, like once you've gotten
the project that passed the ideathon stage,
you can add in members to your group at any point.
So they will be essentially acting as a participant
and can be added at any point.
Okay, that makes a lot of sense now.
I think the idea of the subgroup for the team members would make a lot of sense.
I'm asking because I'm already an initiator an initiator and hyperhack so you know i'm just considering for like a team member you acquire
during the road so yes that makes sense thank you very much all right arena uh we're happy to hear
you if you have any questions if you have something to share yes thank you and good day everyone uh pavel tiru rami victoria
and everyone in the audience just uh can you confirm that you can hear me because uh access
a kind of yes a little bit weird so okay thank you and i have a question maybe a little bit
funny question and i think you uh mentioned about this, but I really wonder,
does it make sense to submit my idea
if I myself have zero coding knowledge?
I mean, I don't have a team.
I don't have, I have just an idea.
And I couldn't decide if I should submit or no,
because, you know because it just sounds like
crazy if I cannot
develop something
without
help of a developer
or help of the person who
has the skills.
This is actually pretty encouraged.
We really encourage people who have ideas that want to build them,
that really it's like your dream idea or just any idea that you think
that might bring value.
Share this idea and find a developer.
We have a lot of developers on the X system looking for an opportunity.
And when you share an idea, you're doing half the work for the developers actually.
Because usually like developers don't like to think much and come up with ideas.
They like to, they like predefined.
They like to build something that is predefined.
I mean, I'm one of those developers.
I like to, uh, I don't like building my own ideas because I just get lost in details.
There's usually a lot of details that, uh, for like for every feature you're trying to
make the decision for the feature and it becomes like coming up with the idea, even a little
bit harder than building it, then like coding it.
The coding part is usually the easiest.
And coming up with the idea, making the decisions about the idea
is usually the hardest.
So yeah, by posting an idea and then
seeking a developer to come in and build this idea,
you can actually write this into proposal
that you're
looking for developers who can come and build this idea and uh like the developers would come in and
be a part of the team and then like you can um i don't know you can you can have your own agreements
with the developers how like um i mean hopefully if there is going to be a reward for you uh how
the rewards are going to be splitted between you and the developers uh if there is going to be a reward for you, how the rewards are going to be splitted between you and the developers.
If there is going to be future investments, maybe from like from our partner VCs, which is something that we're actually looking into to have like to to.
To have VCs come in, VCs or like investors come in and look at the hackathon projects
and maybe evaluate them, see what is their investment
opportunities.
And if they find an opportunity, they
can invest in the project.
So these things can be decided from the beginning
or just at any point.
It's up to you and your team.
Thank you very much, Hermie.
I have now kind of motivation.
So I don't lose anything, actually, if I submit my idea.
So maybe I will tomorrow.
Sure, go ahead.
Yeah, try to submit it as soon as possible
so that we can have enough time to evaluate it.
So look, basically you're going to apply for the hackathon first.
You're going to share your idea in the application.
And then after your application is approved, you're going to be posting into the Idea-Thathon forum. Pebble is going to be guiding you through all these steps
as soon as you apply.
But yeah, try to get it on the board before 2nd of June,
because that's going to be the deadline for ideas.
And that's when builders who have ideas already built,
they can apply also.
But yeah, the deadline for ideas is going to be
next Monday.
Okay, okay.
Thank you very much.
Alright, thank you, Irina.
yeah, happy to hear more questions.
And by the way, guys, there is not possible
to write any comments
under this space, and if somebody
is kind of shy to ask the questions
or something like this, I add their post about the application,
I think, from Mities about the space.
If they want to write a comment and they want to ask a question,
they can use this.
Just it can be helpful.
Nice, nice. All right, thank you. Thanks for the help. helpful. Nice, nice.
All right, thank you.
Thanks for the help.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Interesting.
Yeah, I'm pressing the comment button.
It doesn't work.
Thank you, Irina, for mentioning that.
There are really some issues with Twitter.
Yeah.
We have Ariane.
If you want to share, if you have anything i see you're a speaker
so happy to see you here uh hello am i audible yes you are hello
so hello everyone um actually i had three questions like first was that
I suppose that can we participate solo in the hackathon?
can we participate solo in the hackathon
Yes.
Yes.
Like the hackathon is open for everyone.
You can participate solo.
But there's going to be the building phase.
I think you would prefer to have a marketing person or like a BD person with you during the during the not the building phase
exactly but like the community phase because I think like community activity on your on your
application on on your build is gonna is gonna be determining not not by itself determining
who is the winner but it's gonna be playing an important role
in determining the winners.
I mean, like when there's a lot of community activities
on your app, when community is trying to come in
and like maybe sign up, complete these activities.
And it's usually like, usually us developers, we don't like to really
concern ourselves with a community that much with like reaching out to community and trying to get
them to participate or like marketing the application. Uh, usually it's someone, someone
who's like more of a people's person, I guess. i i think like it is up to you you can you can
participate by yourself you can do like both roles at the same time uh you would be an ultra founder
you would i think we can we can have a special badge for you uh if you would if you would do it
all by yourself but we really really encourage you to look for team members to join you.
Yeah, I had another question.
Is there a platform where I can learn more about the ecosystem
projects in METIS ecosystem, especially
in the security tracks or security niche?
There is our website.
You can go to our website and uh check under uh ecosystem
like meres.io slash xsystem i wish there is comments here that i can write
uh but unfortunately we don't have comments active uh but yeah like you can go to our website try to
uh look around a little bit i don't know if Pavel has something, yeah? Yeah, yeah.
So if you go into just ceg.vote
and right on the,
there should be like a button that says projects.
So if you click projects,
there's like a number of them.
there's like a number of them.
Now, in terms of the,
there should be an AI as well.
Yeah.
So you can like,
you can ask the AI on,
what is it?
The CIG.vote.
Give me all of the security projects
that have gone through the CEG.
And it should be able to,
let me just double check if that part works.
Let me see,
display all of the security objects
in the Metis ecosystem.
Yeah, we've integrated AI into the thing,
but I'm actually quite curious on this specific question.
Let me just see.
Okay.
So it just gives you the auditing firms.
Community discussions.
Okay.
So maybe...
I think, Ariane, if you can elaborate the question
maybe a little bit.
What exactly are you looking for?
We can provide a more specific answer.
Actually, I was looking more in the security niche, like in smart contract
security, because it closely relates to the project which I'm going to be
creating for the hackathon.
Oh, cool, cool.
That's actually a very interesting like
set of or or track by itself are you gonna be creating it with AI also? Yes
I'm going to be actually it's more like that. So currently Naveen I think currently, Naveen, I think, sorry, not Naveen, Arian, I think most of our projects right now, most of our security. I don't think we have any project that is like AI driven,
unless it's, I don't know right now if Quill Hash,
have you heard of Quill Hash?
Yes.
Or Quill Audits.
Yeah, Quill Audits.
They do something similar.
They recently launched an AI agent, although i don't know if it supports
uh metis network uh but it's uh it is it is an interesting uh place yeah it is it is something
interesting to to be launching right now yeah actually to be honest the project which i'm
creating is closely related to that i'm'm actually creating an AI-powered smart contract analyzer.
That's nice.
That's a very nice idea.
Yeah.
And actually, I had another question.
It's the last question.
So will there be any incubator type of thing, like incubator grants?
That's like... Actually, this is something that i'm really
trying to push for uh and it seems like leadership is really starting to pick up on that uh because
this this is like usually uh usually this this would be a very good start for projects to have incubator rounds. I hope
you will hear some very good news from us very soon.
So I think that's it from my side. Thank you so much. Yes, yes, yes. I assure you like we're gonna keep pushing for that um our founders have a lot of uh connections uh vcs and uh all
that and uh yeah like i i think i think from the start i was i was uh saying that this would be a
very nice idea to provide incubation for projects later uh not only the winners like uh basically basically everyone
who participated in the hackathon um but yeah we'll see we'll see about that uh wheels are in
motion the the main reason why we also want to push towards creating a team is because a lot of
the whenever you're seeking fundraising a lot of the, whenever you're seeking fundraising,
a lot of the VCs look at the team, right? They look at the people that are behind the product, right?
The product, the idea, like, I mean, it matters in a sense,
like, because if you're working with a bad idea,
then it might not take off.
But they look more so to the team, right?
And the firms are more willing to invest
into products that gain traction,
but also if there's a team behind the product.
So that's why we want to focus on that team formation side
so that you have the best chance of getting this product into this usable
and to be front and center towards the firms.
Cool, cool, cool.
I think we have some time for a few final questions.
I think a couple questions or answers or ideas.
Basically, anything you want to share.
Our doors are open.
Since comments are not available, you
can just request to speak by clicking the mic button or if
you I think if you're on mobile there would be like a request to speak button
and our host our dear host Shada would approve you and would hear from you
okay I'm just just one final question I would like to ask. So we know we have like two tracks for the hackathon, the AI native, the apps and the real time systems. So is there a situation whereby one project is competing for like two tracks at the same time? Maybe like, if it is weaker on one side, it has a stronger suit on one side.
So yeah, basically just like, yes.
So, I mean, the first two tracks, they almost go hand in hand together.
You can't build a real-time app without it being,
or like you can't build an AI app without it being real-time execution right
and at the same time like if you if you want to build something real-time you you probably want to add some AI features to it so that that works yeah that that definitely works these tracks are
these tracks are so so basically like the third track is somewhat unrelated to
the first two tracks as long as as long as you're mixing between the first two
tracks I mean the AI and real-time tracks or categories I think we're fine
I think we're good if you're building something that is uh like a defy or a real-time defy i think you better
go for like defy is usually classic right defy is usually in and goes in the classic track uh
in the third track i think you would be better off going with the real time or submitting it under the real time.
And anyway, I think this would be decided with the help of us.
So we would take a look at the idea
and we would decide the best track for this idea
to go where it can maximize the exposure to rewards.
Yeah, perfect.
Perfect.
Thank you. All right. perfect perfect thank you all right
uh any more questions and uh we really appreciate you guys who uh spoke up ask questions and uh
want to keep you uh i want you guys to keep them coming always uh we love we love answering questions
here so uh there is there is no such thing as like a bad question so thank you uh Victor
thank you Irina and uh thank you Ariane all right uh i think we can be wrapping up in a little bit unless pavel you wanted to share
something no no i was just i was just saying thank you it was just a little bit of a long silence
It was just a little bit of a long silence.
Yeah, no worries.
Yeah, I mean, thank you everyone for joining.
And on a final note, make sure to,
if you haven't submitted the idea yet,
make sure to try some minutes in the next couple of days.
I mean, ideally before the weekend starts
so that we can have enough time to evaluate it.
The ideas that are to be submitted late.
They might be admitted late to the build-a-thon.
But yeah, try to, as long as they submit before the deadline,
that would be better.
But try to give us a little bit of room
for a little bit of back and forth clarification
or fixing the application.
So make sure you submit in the next few days
and no worries if you submit in the weekend,
but preferably like in the next few days.
All right.
And yeah, I'm talking to you, Irina, especially.
All right, thank you everyone for joining
and I look forward to joining more of these calls
and hearing more about
your questions for the hackathon. And I really look forward to the day that we have big winners
on our X system. And ciao, everyone. Bye-bye.
Thank you. Thank you, everyone, for joining. See you guys in the next. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, everyone, for joining.
See you guys in the next video.
Thank you, Thiru.
Bye.
