submit-to-hackathon

Prepare a Sui Overflow hackathon submission package by aligning your track selection, verifying Sui primitive fit, and generating a judging-aligned README, project description, and demo video script.

Sui primitives like PTBs, zkLogin, Walrus, Seal, DeepBook, and Kiosk help verify your hackathon project uses at least two meaningful Sui features so it doesn’t read as a generic blockchain app.

Pick the right Sui Overflow track by applying a sponsor-aligned decision tree to your project details, ensuring your chosen track aligns directly with reviewer expectations and your project stage.

Yes, you can submit prototype-stage projects to Sui Overflow. The submission strategy applies to projects at the idea, prototype, testnet-deployed, or mainnet stages by tailoring deliverables to match judging criteria.

Your Sui Overflow demo video should follow a structured 3-minute script format designed to clearly present your build, highlight Sui primitives, and align directly with reviewer scanning and judging expectations.

Optimize your hackathon README by structuring it for rapid reviewer scanning and verification, ensuring portal-required fields, track rationale, and Sui primitive usage are immediately visible to judges.