It’s an online hackathon focused on Sui’s core infrastructure – Walrus, Seal, and Nautilus. Developers compete by building projects in data, AI, security, and more.

You can register on DeepSurge, a newly made hackathon portal where developers can register for events, form teams, submit projects, and engage with the community – all in one place.

RFP stands for request for proposals. This program is designed to support projects working on solutions that align with the protocol’s mission: unlocking the full potential of decentralized, programmable storage. Read more about it in this blog post.

Anyone – whether you’re a past Sui hackathon participant (Overflow, Kucoin, LSD, Breaking the Ice) or brand new to Walrus.

Nope. Workshops will cover Move basics and Walrus infrastructure. Beginners are welcome.

All technical questions should be asked in the DeepSurge forum.

Both are fine. Teams are encouraged but not required.

In order to minimize end-of-year commitments for participants, there will be no full demo day – instead, we’ll host an X Space with the top projects.

During the registration process in DeepSurge, you can indicate if you’re looking for a team to be added to our team directory, where participants can find teammates to build with.

Join the Walrus workshops, read the documentation, explore the Walrus repository on GitHub, and ask questions directly on the DeepSurge forum.

Yes, promising projects may be funneled into Walrus’ broader ecosystem programs (grants, follow-up hackathons, etc.).

You'll need to pick the track that best represents your project. Judges will evaluate submissions based on the chosen track, so go with the one that aligns best with your idea.