About the Bounty

There has never been a better time to build on Solana. The ease with which anyone can deploy (and even vibecode) a Solana application today was unheard of just two years ago.

The ecosystem has exploded: faster RPCs, better dev tooling, slicker launchpads, and cutting-edge features like Token Extensions, Solana Mobile, and State Compression.

This mini-hack is part of the Superteam Nepal University Tour and is exclusively for attendees of Gomendra & Himalaya Darshan Colleges. As part of these stops of the tour, we’re inviting you to bring out your laptops, build your first dApp or ship your 100th side project, and put Nepali tech talent on the Solana map.

This is a beginner-friendly hack. Even a simple prototype counts.

Your mission: build a working project on Solana.

What to Build

There is no fixed theme. You can build anything.

The ideal submission will have:

• A team of 2–4 members (solo is also welcome)

• A working project built on Solana (any use case)

• A clear explanation of what problem it solves and why it’s interesting

• A public GitHub repository with:

  • A clear README

  • Setup instructions

  • Project description

• A live link (if applicable)

• A short demo video (optional, but recommended)

• Builds in public and shares the project on X or LinkedIn

Brownie points for projects that explore:

• Anything to do with Solana Native Elements

• Sharing experience of participating online on X

Evaluation Criteria

Projects will be judged on:

• Problem statement & clarity of idea

• Potential impact

• Business case

• UX

• Technical implementation & functionality

• Overall completeness of the project

• (Demo video, if provided, can help, but is not mandatory)

Submission Requirements

Your submission must include:

• A public GitHub repository with a proper README

• A project description

• A live link, if applicable

• A demo video (optional, but encouraged)

Resources

• Anchor Book

• @solana/web3.js Docs

• Use @coral-xyz/anchor in frontend