DEADLIST - The Unfarmable Bounty Board

DEADLIST brings decentralized bounty hunting to EVE Frontier. Players can place bounties on any character with real

SUI tokens held in smart contract escrow. When a hunter eliminates the target and deposits proof at a Bounty Terminal, they automatically claim the reward.

KEY FEATURES:

• Post bounties targeting any EVE Frontier character (search by name)

• SUI tokens locked in on-chain escrow until claimed or cancelled

• Cancel bounties anytime and receive full refund

• Real-time bounty board populated from blockchain events

• Works natively in EVE Frontier's in-game dApp browser

TECHNICAL IMPLEMENTATION:

• Move smart contract deployed on Sui testnet (Stillness)

• Integrates with EVE Frontier World Contracts (Characters, SSUs)

• Uses Sui's Receiving pattern to borrow OwnerCaps through Character objects

• Extension-based SSU authorization for corpse verification

• Vanilla JS frontend with Sui Wallet Standard integration

The entire bounty lifecycle - posting, viewing, cancelling, and claiming - happens on-chain with full transparency and trustless escrow.

EVE Frontier PvE Ship Insurance is a decentralized insurance protocol built with Move on Sui that protects player ships only against environment-driven (PvE) risks in EVE Frontier.

The protocol is designed for the EVE Frontier × Sui Hackathon 2026 – “Toolkit for Civilization”, providing an on-chain risk management layer for in-game assets. All policy terms, claims, and payouts are transparent and enforced by smart contracts.

1. Problem & Motivation

In EVE Frontier, ships are valuable and can be lost permanently due to:

• Asteroid collisions

• Black hole / gravitational anomalies

• Rogue / feral AI drone swarms

• Other game-defined environment events

Currently, there is no native, trustless insurance system to protect players from these losses.

Goal: Build a fully on-chain insurance protocol that:

• Covers only PvE environmental hazards

• Automatically verifies losses using game data and oracles

• Pays out trustlessly when conditions are met

• Allows the community to underwrite risk and earn yield

2. Key Features

• PvE-only coverage
  Explicitly insures losses caused by environment hazards, strictly excluding PvP and fraudulent/self-inflicted losses.

• Automated on-chain claims
  Uses Kill Mail data and an Environmental Oracle. Claims are evaluated by deterministic smart contract logic.

• Instant payouts
  Once a claim is approved, payout is calculated and sent automatically. No manual adjusters or human intervention.

• Community underwriting pool
  Players can deposit capital to the Insurance Fund and earn a share of premiums proportional to staked capital.

• Dynamic risk-based pricing
  Premiums depend on:

  • Ship type

  • Region risk profile

  • Historical loss data (via adjustable risk parameters)
    
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LoreLock is a time‑locked guild vault dApp and Smart Assembly mod for EVE Frontier, designed to solve a core problem of player‑run civilizations: how to safely preserve and pass on secrets, strategies, and power over time. Guilds can create encrypted capsules that unlock on a future date or when a dead man’s switch triggers, enabling use cases like guild archives, private inheritances, and emergency succession plans.

Under the hood, LoreLock is built entirely on Mysten Labs’ technology stack:

---- Sui provides the object‑centric smart contract platform, with on‑chain time via Clock, fine‑grained ownership, and capability‑based access control, ideal for modeling guild vaults, roles, and time‑locked capsules.

---- Walrus offers programmable decentralized storage on Sui, where LoreLock stores large encrypted payloads (lore, documents, plans) as blobs with verifiable availability and Sui object metadata.

---- Seal is Mysten Labs’ decentralized data encryption and access control layer: LoreLock uses Seal to encrypt capsule content on the client under app‑specific policies, and to release decryption keys only when on‑chain conditions (roles, time‑locks, dead man’s switch) are satisfied.

LoreLock keeps only small metadata and policy references on Sui—such as blob IDs, policy IDs, modes, and timestamps—while delegating bulk data storage to Walrus and encryption to Seal. This architecture showcases how Sui + Walrus + Seal can be combined as a practical “toolkit for civilization” inside the EVE Frontier universe.

Stoat.chat bot for EVE Frontier. Character data from the Sui blockchain. Game data from the official CCP API and A bulletin board system for EVE Frontier bases,. Posts live on the Sui blockchain so both in-game players and Stoat.chat members can read and write to the same board. Also read (not write) on the static web.

Self-executing diplomatic treaties for EVE Frontier. Sign on-chain, deposit collateral, break the pact, lose your stake.

Every war in EVE starts the same way: someone breaks a promise. Alliances negotiate pacts in Discord, but there's no enforcement. Betrayal costs nothing beyond subjective reputation.

Covenant makes betrayal expensive.

Two alliances sign a treaty on-chain, each staking SUI as collateral. An off-chain oracle monitors KillMail events — if a cross-alliance kill is detected, the contract automatically penalizes the violator with a graduated response:

- 1st violation: 20% of deposit forfeited — an incident, a warning

- 2nd violation: 40% forfeited — a pattern, escalation

- 3rd violation: 100% forfeited, treaty terminated — systematic aggression

This models how real diplomacy works. A single friendly-fire incident doesn't destroy a relationship. But repeated aggression escalates to full forfeiture. The game theory shifts: alliance leaders must actively police their own members.

The blockchain is the judge.

3-module system architecture:

covenant (core) — Treaty lifecycle: create, sign, graduated violation penalty, complete, cancel. The core state machine and escrow logic.

treaty_registry — Global treaty index with per-alliance reputation tracking. Records treaties signed, honored, violated, and computes compliance rate in basis points. Enables on-chain reputation queries.

gate_enforcer — Smart Gate extension that enforces diplomatic consequences in physical space. Violators' pilots get locked out of gates. Extends Covenant from on-chain record keeping to in-game world enforcement.

How it works:

1. Alliance A proposes treaty with SUI deposit

2. Alliance B co-signs with matching deposit — treaty activates

3. Off-chain indexer monitors KillmailCreatedEvent via Sui GraphQL

4. Cross-alliance kill detected — graduated penalty auto-applied

5. Treaty expires cleanly — both sides reclaim deposits

6. Gate Enforcer: violating alliance's members denied gate passage

Key features:

- Graduated penalty (20% / 40% / 100%) models real diplomatic escalation

- verify_violation() — anyone can independently audit, no trust in oracle required

- Treaty Registry with per-alliance compliance scores (on-chain reputation)

- Smart Gate enforcement — treaty violations have physical in-game consequences

- 24 unit tests, end-to-end verified on Sui Testnet

- Oracle decentralization roadmap: single — multi-oracle voting — fully permissionless

Built with Sui Move. 3 contract modules + TypeScript KillMail monitor.

Try it yourself:

Web: https://covenant-eve.vercel.app

Connect a Sui wallet (Testnet) to browse, propose, and sign treaties.

CLI: npx tsx demo/create.ts

Interactive treaty creation — one input + one confirmation = treaty on-chain.

Demo: npx tsx demo/demo.ts --dry-run

Watch the full lifecycle in 36 seconds — graduated penalty escalation to termination.

GitHub: https://github.com/apkaisaw/covenant

This entry focusses on 2 distinct areas:

1. Blazor / .Net Integration with Sui Move

2. Example tutorial project called The Ministry of Passage to showcase the Blazor Integration

Frontier Justice is a fully decentralized, trustless bounty hunting platform built for EVE Frontier on the Sui blockchain. By leveraging Move smart contracts to seamlessly integrate with EVE's on-chain Killmail objects, the platform ensures 100% verifiable, anti-cheat bounty claims with zero off-chain reliance.

Military-grade, post-quantum hardware firewalls protecting autonomous EVE Corporate Treasuries from zero-day logic hacks in sub-25ms.

The first trustless toll economy for EVE Frontier — gate operators set fees, pilots pay to jump, all enforced on-chain.

What is StarLane?

StarLane turns EVE Frontier's Smart Gates into revenue-generating toll booths. Gate operators publish their gates on the StarLane marketplace, set a jump fee, and earn SUI every time a pilot flies through. No middleman, no backend — every toll payment, fee change, and revenue withdrawal is a transparent Sui transaction.

The Problem

EVE Frontier gives players the power to build and own stargates, but there's no native way to monetize them. Gate operators invest time and resources constructing gates that connect solar systems, yet have no mechanism to charge for passage or manage pricing. The gate economy is invisible. ## How StarLane Works -

For Gate Operators:

Connect your wallet in the in-game browser, select an unregistered gate, set your toll fee, and register with one click. Your gate immediately appears in the StarLane marketplace. Revenue accumulates on-chain and can be withdrawn at any time.

For Pilots:

Browse available gates, see toll fees upfront, and purchase a jump permit directly from the in-game browser. The permit is issued to your character automatically — no extra steps.

Fee Splits: 99% of every toll goes directly to the gate operator. 1% sustains the StarLane protocol.

Why It Matters

StarLane creates the first player-driven infrastructure economy in EVE Frontier. Gate operators become toll road entrepreneurs. Pilots get transparent, verifiable pricing. The marketplace provides real-time analytics — total jumps, revenue per gate, fee history — giving the community visibility into the emerging transport network.

Live Integration

StarLane runs natively inside EVE Frontier's in-game browser. When a pilot interacts with a Smart Gate, StarLane opens automatically, pre-filled with that gate's context. No alt-tabbing, no external wallets — the entire experience lives inside the game. All data is read directly from Sui on-chain events. No backend, no database — the web app is a pure static SPA.