ETHGlobal announces the list of 13 finalist projects for the New York Hackathon

Odaily Planet Daily News ETHGlobal announced the 13 finalists of the New York Hackathon, covering fields such as games, social networking, account abstraction and DeFi, as follows: -FRAMED!: A fully on-chain and trustless hidden information game built using fhEVM. -F.A.S.T.: The fastest way to interact between 2 users using blockchain. Users snap a photo of themselves to register, pose with others, and seamlessly interact with their addresses. -ZeroTrustBounty: is solving the challenges of traditional bug bounty platforms, where enterprises must trust third parties to provide sensitive data and white hat hackers have no guarantee of receiving payment for their services. -Doom Arena: a distributed DApp used to manage and create Doom game-related competitions. -AirTracker: Decentralized physical asset tracking using AirTags and blockchain storage and messaging. -SafeCreate2: Use single-chain Safe to ensure safe deployment of multi-chain smart contracts. -ConsciousNFT: Provides AI-based tools for NFT projects to awaken conscious identities in NFTs. -Space Guardians: MetaMask Guardian management system built with Snaps for satellite secure access recovery. -A.S.R.: Provides smart contract ownership recovery function, allowing users to restore ownership of smart contracts after losing the signing key. -MEVictim Rebate: Identify MEV victims through on-chain historical data, design better market incentives, and airdrop tokens to victims to access the token-gated Uniswap V4 pool on Scroll. -RealReturn: An open and verified real return on investment ranking list, enabled by TLSNotary and Jomo. -Abstract Wallet: Through account abstraction and passes, users can register and log in with one click; they can generate credentials, smart accounts, and mint NFTs with one click. -XSafe: Simplify the cross-chain use of Gnosis Safe multi-signature, just sign once and the signature will be automatically propagated to all linked chains; execute a single transaction across multiple networks.