Thread by @cosmos

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Let’s take a look at the #HackATOM Seoul 2022 competition winners!⚛️
For interoperability:
1st - A41, @a41_allforone team’s project on liquid staking which proposes an alternative to stable swap for trading things with a known discounted asset

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2nd - Team @Blazarbit who developed a multi chain DEX routing tool
3rd - Empower Team with their project focused on a cross-chain trading mechanism

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For Interchain Security:
Nodeinfra took the prize with their project. They built a governance module modification allowing votes impacting the consumer chain to be considered by tokens gathered from both the provider and consumer.

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For the SDK category:
1st - Team Orange Pulp came first with their development of a unique user interface integrated between different blockchains
2nd - OPCT built a fitness app that uses image recognition to track users progress

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The Osmosis Track winners:
1st - Emeris Orphans - built an explorer with a thesis that covers the last 100 block history which will be useful when testing out code. Their project was welcomed by Ethan Frey.

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2nd - Algosm built a mechanism to execute trades permissionlessly and non-custodially

3rd - OPT - oracle module and swap diversifyer where you can optimize for multiple routes

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For @JUNONetwork:

2nd - Taiki built a multi-sig Interchain account contract wallet allowing control of other accounts in different blockchains using @CosmWasm over IBC

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3rd - James and Sagyun - built virtual AMM allowing trades of multiple derivative assets

3rd - Halley - DEX showing multiple routes you can take and is educational in showing how swaps can be divided

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A @PersistenceOne prize by Ethan Frey, @RealInterchain, was also awarded to Emeris Orphans

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The @EVMOSOrg track received great submissions. The three that won are:
1st - the Davinci team stunned the judges with a sleek interface.

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2nd - James Web3 - tools solving business use cases which is making airdrops easier to reach target audiences, helping teams bootstrap communities

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3rd - Loredana built an interchain object system allowing sharding of data using IBC alongside other features in 2 days!
They built a NFT tool allowing interaction with NFTs in different ways and could utilise interchain NFTs in the future.

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The main Interchain Foundation Grand Prize prize that has allowed a team to go to @buidl_asia and speak about their project was judged on how strongly it benefits interoperability, supports the vision of the ecosystem and its novelty.

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Team Orange Pulp won with their approach to being UX friendly!
Their project provided a strong consideration of user experience and the mainstream wider audience.

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A huge well done to all participants and congratulations to the winners. We look forward to seeing their projects impact the ecosystem!

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To all the participants who got involved, you’re all winners! Hackathons are more than just prizes. With over 300 attendees, the community of the industry was clearly demonstrated.