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Hackathon: LUKSO's Final Hackathon Round Offers Devs $150K to Build Gasless, Programmable Accounts
- LUKSO is hosting the final round of its Hack the Grid hackathon, offering developers a chance to build dApps using Universal Profiles and smart contract stack with over $150,000 in LYX grants up for grabs.
- The hackathon focuses on programmable accounts, gasless user experiences, and identity-first applications, diverging from traditional token-centric hackathons.
- Developers use the Universal Profile standard with components such as ERC725X/Y, LSP6, LSP1, LSP17, and LSP25 for permission control, reactive interactions, and gasless transactions.
- Grant tiers include Origin, Core, Prime levels, leading into the Community Grants round on Gitcoin with a $24,000 prize pool based on quadratic funding.
- Projects can explore themes like social dApps, identity tools, walletless onboarding systems, and DAO tooling using Universal Profiles' features for granular control.
- LUKSO offers resources like workshops, GitHub repositories, and mainnet deployment for real testing to support developers in building innovative projects.
- The hackathon showcases LUKSO's implementation of account abstraction, rich identities, and gasless UX to make dApps more user-centric and independent of wallet extensions.
- By enabling smart contract-based accounts as primary identities, LUKSO empowers developers to create user-focused experiences without relying on traditional wallet setups.
- Hack the Grid presents developers with a unique opportunity to prototype Web3 account evolution and design experiences beyond the limitations of EOAs.
- For developers looking to push boundaries in smart contract logic and UX design, LUKSO's hackathon offers a well-supported environment to innovate before the May deadline.
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