A quick look at the Sui Liquidity Staking Hackathon shortlisted projects in one article

After more than 40 days of active registration and careful selection, Sui Liquid Staking Hackathon has completed the screening of all registered projects, and the final shortlist has been released amidst everyone’s expectations. Six teams from each track successfully advanced to the Hackathon’s Demo Day. Let’s get to know them.

List of qualifiers

Liquidity Staking Agreement

🌟 Aftermath Finance (LSD)

Aftermath Finance is a one-stop decentralized trading platform built on Sui Move, with functions such as CLOB settlement for spot, perpetual contracts and options, CMMM for long-tail assets and indices, and built-in money markets.

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🌟 DegenHive

DegenHive supports a governance model that combines centralized liquidity DEX with HiveVerse NFT, and is committed to releasing the charm of $SUI on Sui Network!

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🌟 Haedal Protocol

Haedal is a liquid staking protocol built on Sui that allows anyone to stake their $SUI and receive haSUI in return, contributing to the governance and decentralization of the Sui ecosystem. At the same time, they can continue to participate in DeFi activities to gain additional income.

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🌟 Interest Protocol

Interest Protocol is a DeFi protocol that allows exchange, lending, and liquidity providers to offset impermanent losses by borrowing the stablecoin Sui Dollar using their LP token as collateral.

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🌟 SUISA

SUISA (SUI Staking Aquarium) is a DeFi protocol built on Sui, allowing anyone to stake their $SUI and receive stSUI in return. NFT can also be minted using stSUI.

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🌟 Hair

Volo is a liquidity staking solution built on Sui, helping users maximize the utility and liquidity of SUI by providing voloSUI.

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LST DeFi and Tools

🌟 Aftermath Finance (LST DeFi and Tools)

Same as above

🌟 Bucket Protocol

Bucket Protocol is a CDP protocol built on Sui that is non-custodial, immutable, and governance-free to improve capital efficiency and stabilize stablecoin prices. It aims to be a DeFi engine on the Sui network, which allows users to use $SUI , $BTC, $ETH and LST as collateral in exchange for the desired Token with zero interest.

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🌟Design

Desig Protocol provides a chain-wide multi-signature solution that is compatible with all DApps on EVM and non-EVM chains.

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🌟 Kana Good

Kana Labs is a friendly application for DeFi and GameFi, building the future of web3 together.

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🌟 Tied up

Legato provides a solution for securing fixed interest rates on liquid pledged assets and predicting annual interest rate volatility on Sui. The project was launched during the WebX Move Hackathon held in Tokyo in July 23rd and won first place, becoming the first project to conduct revenue tokenization experiments on pledged Sui objects after the SIP-6 update.

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🌟 Wisp Swap

WispSwap is a decentralized trading and prediction market built on Sui, an asymmetric centralized liquidity DEX with automatically adjusted parameters, using the Ve (3,3) economic design model to predict the decentralized market.

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Demo Day demo

🗓 Demo time: September 29, 12:00 - 15:00 (GMT+8)

📺 Demo format: conducted through StreamYard, will be broadcast live online on Sui’s official YouTube channel

🏆Demo process:

Participating team presentation: 10 minutes for each team, 5 minutes demonstration + 5 minutes Q&A interaction. Teams exceeding the specified time will be removed from the live broadcast. Failure to appear within the designated time period will be deemed as a waiver.

Sponsor display: Alibaba Cloud, MoveBit, OtterSec, see the picture below for details

*This hackathon is sponsored by Sui Foundation, Alibaba Cloud, MoveBit, OtterSec, Cetus, NAVI, and Scallop.

Evaluation Criteria

• The judges will prepare questions in advance for each project participating in the Demo Day
• The Sui Foundation and partners will select a group of judges and experts from hackathon partner organizations, sponsors, established ecological projects, etc.
• Each reviewer will submit a score for each project's presentation according to the preset scoring criteria, and then the reviewer's total score will be tallied after deleting the lowest and highest scores. *Normalized, average judging scores will be used to determine winners in each award category *The results of the competition will be announced on October 2 to allow for the aggregation and verification of judging scores

Please see the Participation Handbook for more details: