Explore the tools built for a new civilization in the 2026 EVE Frontier Hackathon.
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Explore the tools built for a new civilization in the 2026 EVE Frontier Hackathon.
Voting has ended, but the project gallery remains open.
A community-built shrine to one of EVE Frontier's most notorious players. Part on-chain explorer, part fan page, part unhinged social experiment. We put Jotunn's entire blockchain life on display and then made it weird.
🔗 Live site: jotunn.lol
📦 Source code: github.com/Econmartin/jotunn.lol
💡 The Concept What if you could watch a single player's on-chain existence in real time, and then bolt a bunch of absurd real-world consequences onto it?
🔍 On-Chain Explorer We pull live data from the Sui chain to track Jotunn's smart assembly. Wallet ID, survival days, kills, deaths, tribe changes, user updates, fuel levels in their network node, last known location, transactions, and owned objects. It's a full window into one player's Frontier footprint, powered entirely by on-chain data.
🎪 The Unhinged Bits Every time Jotunn gets killed, a song gets added to a Spotify playlist. Every time Jotunn kills someone, $0.01 goes to a cat adoption service. At kill milestones, a literal physical postcard gets sent to his workplace. There's running commentary throughout. The chain data is real. The consequences are also real. That's the joke.
🎰 Slotty Jotunn A slot machine mini-game built with Stillness interaction. Line up three Jotunns and win a prize. It's playful, it's on-chain, and it shows what you can do when you treat Stillness as a platform for fun, not just function.
📺 JotunnHub Pay for those exciting videos with EVE. Enough said.
🎯 Why This Exists EVE Frontier puts everything on-chain, but most of that data just sits there. We wanted to show that blockchain transparency can be entertaining, not just functional. The explorer side is genuinely useful as a reference for what you can read from Sui. The weird side is what makes people actually visit, share it, and come back. It's a love letter to emergent player culture, built on real infrastructure.
🏗️ Creativity & Vibe This is what happens when the Frontier's open data layer meets a community that refuses to be serious. On-chain data feeding real-world Spotify playlists, charity donations, and physical mail. A slot machine running on Stillness. A fan page that doubles as a blockchain explorer. Nothing else in the Frontier looks or feels like this, and that's the point.
Live now at jotunn.lol 🐱
A decentralized bounty board for EVE Frontier built on Sui testnet. Players can post SUI bounties on other players' heads — the SUI is locked in an on-chain smart contract as escrow. When the target is killed (verified via EVE Frontier's on-chain kill data), only the verified killer can claim the bounty and receive the SUI directly to their wallet. The app integrates with the EVE Vault browser extension to automatically detect a player's EVE Frontier identity from their wallet — no manual registration needed. If nobody claims before expiry, the poster can cancel and get their SUI back.
Frontier Pulse — Real-Time Civilization Health Monitor for EVE Frontier
Frontier Pulse is an external intelligence layer that transforms raw EVE Frontier game data into actionable civilization-level insights. It answers the question every player needs but the game doesn't provide: "Is this universe thriving or collapsing?"
The Problem
EVE Frontier generates massive amounts of player activity — battles, deployments, trade, cooperation — but offers no built-in way to measure the health of its civilization. Players operate blind: no reputation layer, no system health metrics, no early warning for collapse.
The Solution
Frontier Pulse bridges this gap with three layers:
- Pulse Layer — Ingests live data from the EVE Frontier World API (800+ solar systems, smart assemblies, gate networks) and Sui blockchain (killmails, deployments, player activity via GraphQL)
- Agora Engine — An oracle backend running on a 10-minute cron cycle that computes system health scores, 5-dimensional player reputation profiles (Reliability, Commerce, Diplomacy, Stewardship, Volatility), a global Civilization Health Index (CHI) with 6 weighted sub-indices, and rule-based anomaly detection
- Vital Signs Dashboard — An interactive frontend with a 2D galaxy canvas map, CHI gauge, trust compass, alert feed, wallet-connected endorsements, and embeddable SVG pulse cards
On-Chain Architecture
All computed scores are written to a shared PulseRegistry on Sui via batched Programmable Transaction Blocks. The Move smart contract stores player reputations, system health snapshots, CHI metrics, and community endorsements
— making all data verifiable, composable, and available to other dApps. Any wallet can endorse systems on-chain as a transparent trust signal.
Key Features
- Interactive galaxy map visualizing ~800 solar systems color-coded by health
- Civilization Health Index (CHI) with 6 sub-metrics and diagnosis labels
- 5D player Trust Compass with archetype classification (Builder, Trader, Diplomat, Warlord, etc.)
- Anomaly detection alerts (Trust Collapse, Combat Hotspot, Blackout, Trade Spike)
- Multi-source data pipeline: World API + Sui GraphQL + on-chain PulseRegistry
- Wallet integration with 5+ Sui wallets for on-chain endorsements
Tech Stack
- Frontend: Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS 4, @mysten/dapp-kit, Zustand
- Oracle Backend: Node.js, TypeScript, @mysten/sui, node-cron (deployed on Railway)
- Smart Contract: Move 2024 on Sui Testnet
- Data Sources: EVE Frontier World API (REST), Sui GraphQL, Sui JSON-RPC
Links
- Live App: https://frontier-pulse-nine.vercel.app/
- Documentation: https://docs-frontierpulse.vercel.app/
An on-chain Mutual Defense Alliance (MDA) built in Sui Move for the **EVE x Sui Hackathon 2026**.
Players form a DAO to collectively defend territory. Smart Gates deny enemies, Smart Turrets prioritise attackers, and a shared armory arms members, all governed by on-chain proposals and DEFENSE token voting.
In EVE Frontier, solo players are vulnerable. Raiders attack bases, steal resources, and control chokepoints. Existing in-game tribe mechanics offer basic grouping, but lack enforceable rules, shared governance, or economic coordination. There's no way to collectively decide who's an enemy, pool defenses across multiple bases, or democratically manage an alliance's resources — until now.
Defense DAO turns EVE Frontier's three programmable Smart Assembly types into a fully autonomous alliance infrastructure:
Smart Gates become border checkpoints — alliance members pass freely, known enemies are blocked at the contract level, and non-members can pay a DEFENSE token toll to cross (revenue flows to the DAO treasury automatically)
Smart Turrets become intelligent sentries — attackers receive maximum targeting priority, flagged aggressors are engaged on sight, and every attack triggers an on-chain BaseAttackedEvent that feeds the community threat intelligence system
Smart Storage Units become communal armories — members deposit and withdraw shared items, enemies are denied access, all enforced by Move smart contracts
Autonomous Proposal Execution — The DaoAdminCap is stored inside the DefenseDAO shared object itself. When a proposal passes quorum, anyone can call execute_proposal and the DAO executes the action using its own capability — no human co-signer, no multisig, fully trustless.
Community Threat Intelligence — Any member can report an aggressor. Once an address accumulates enough independent reports (configurable threshold), it's automatically confirmed as an enemy across all DAO-controlled infrastructure. An off-chain event watcher bot bridges turret attack events to the reporting system, building the enemy registry organically from real combat data.
BehaviourChangeReason Workaround — The EVE Frontier world contracts restrict external pattern matching on the BehaviourChangeReason enum. We solved this by BCS-serializing the enum value and reading the ULEB128 variant index byte — a novel technique that enables extension code to differentiate between STARTED_ATTACK, STOPPED_ATTACK, and ENTERED behaviours without access to the enum's internal constructors.
Cross-Assembly Coordination — A single XAuth typed witness authorizes all three extension types. One DAO membership check propagates across gates, turrets, and storage units. Get flagged as an enemy? You're instantly locked out of every DAO-controlled structure in the game.
Shadow Broker Protocol is a trustless intelligence marketplace for EVE Frontier on Sui. Sellers upload encrypted audio intel, list it for sale on-chain, and buyers preview a short teaser before committing funds. The core problem is fair exchange: the seller should not have to reveal the intel before payment, and the buyer should not have to trust the seller blindly.
The project uses Walrus for storage, Seal for holder-gated decryption, and a Sui programmable transaction block for atomic purchase. The teaser is generated from the start of the real recording, so buyers get proof that the asset is genuine without getting the payload for free. Payment and transfer happen together, and only the wallet holding the IntelObject can recover the decryption key and play the full file.
The full flow has been verified in-game inside EVE Frontier Smart Storage Units: upload, list, preview, purchase, decrypt, and playback. That in-game SSU path is the supported environment for the project today. Browser wallet flow is not the reliable supported decrypt path because of a known Seal signing limitation with zkLogin-based wallets.
Frontier Sentinel is a comprehensive Smart Assembly Security & Analytics Dashboard for EVE Frontier on the Sui blockchain.
🎯 PROBLEM:
With the rise of programmable Smart Assemblies in EVE Frontier, players need tools to secure and optimize their deployments. Vulnerabilities in Move contracts can lead to exploits, and monitoring performance is complex.
✅ SOLUTION:
Frontier Sentinel provides:
- Real-time monitoring of Smart Assemblies
- Security auditing for Move smart contracts with vulnerability detection
- Performance analytics (transactions, gas costs, revenue)
- Template library with pre-audited contracts
- Tribe collaboration tools
🛠️ TECH STACK:
- Frontend: Next.js + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS
- Backend: FastAPI + Python + MongoDB
- Blockchain: Sui Network
- Built with Emergent AI
Built for the EVE Frontier x Sui Hackathon 2026
Dead Simple Storage Manager
Tribal shared storage for EVE Frontier - set up in under 30 seconds.
Sharing resources with your tribe should be easy. Right now, EVE Frontier storage units are personal - there's no native way for tribe members to deposit and withdraw from a common stockpile. Dead Simple Storage Manager fixes that.
What it does
Adds a shared tribal inventory into any Smart Storage Unit. Tribe members can deposit items from their hangar into a communal pool, and any other member of the same tribe can withdraw them.
This is multi-tenant: many tribes can have their own unique tribal storages within the same storage units, each inaccessible to members of other tribes.
How it works
The manager authorizes the Warehouse Receipts extension (enabling verifiable deposit tracking) and freezes the configuration so it can't be tampered with. Permissions to access a tribal storage are handled automatically by a character's tribe membership.
Once initialized, Dead Simple Storage Manager exposes three sections:
- Hangar - personal items belonging to the storage unit owner or other player accessing the storage
- Personal warehouse - your own Warehouse Receipts-backed storage
- Tribal storage - a shared inventory visible and accessible to all tribe members containing warehouse receipts within a Tribal Vault
Moving items between storages is drag-and-drop. Withdrawing is instant.
Why it matters
Shared logistics is the backbone of coordinated play. Whether your tribe is pooling fuel after a rift harvest, staging supplies for a forward deployment, or just running a communal workshop, Dead Simple Storage Manager removes the friction of manual jet-can transfers and trust-based handoffs - and it takes less time to set up than it does to read this description.
An EVE Frontier d-app allowing users to place, track, and claim bounties on others in a way that is maximally gas efficient.
Complete with a frontend for browsing, posting, and claiming bounties.
Requires CCP to add public getter methods to killmails, exposing killer_id and victim_id.
Future plans: Bounties on entire tribes / corporations. Specific mercenary contracts for paying people to destroy corporation property, with granularity as to what type, dynamic payouts akin to the freelance jobs system in EVE.
