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.
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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.
Blood Contract is a player-driven bounty system for EVE Frontier. Players can create on-chain bounty contracts by locking rewards against a target, choosing whether the contract applies to ship kills or structure kills, defining the required kill count, and setting a contract duration. Hunters who fulfill the conditions can claim rewards directly from the contract. Core features include Standard Bounties for single-target hunts, Ship and Building kill filters for more precise objectives, Multiple Kills contracts that distribute rewards across repeated eliminations, Future Killer bounties that automatically reverse onto the killer after a player is killed, and Auto Sort that surfaces the most valuable active targets. Blood Contract transforms bounty hunting from one-off encounters into a PvP gameplay loop with clear rewards, sustained conflict, and long-term incentives.
EF webCORE Website
EF webCore is a community-built intelligence and tooling platform for EVE Frontier — a unified hub of 11 live "cores" covering ship fitting, fleet intelligence, industry planning, base construction, tribe discovery, and developer infrastructure. Every core pulls from live game data across both the Stillness mainnet and Utopia sandbox environments, giving players and builders a single place to operate, plan, and build.
The platform serves three distinct audiences simultaneously:
players who need tactical and strategic tools without leaving the browser
developers who need reliable access to EVE Frontier's data layer,
the studio who benefit from a community that is more engaged, better informed, and actively extending the game's ecosystem.
EVE Frontier is a deep, complex game — and that complexity is a feature, not a bug. But complexity without tooling creates friction. Players struggle to answer basic questions: What hull fits my playstyle? Can I actually afford this module loadout? What structures do I need to reach fuel independence? Is the game even up right now?
On the developer side, the EVE Frontier data layer — the World API, Sui RPC, and GraphQL endpoints — is powerful but raw. Builders have had no centralized place to test queries, verify endpoint health, or understand the full item and structure graph before writing a single line of code.
EF webCore solves both problems at once.
How It Works — Technical Breakdown
Every core in the platform is connected to EVE Frontier's live data infrastructure. We consume the World API v2 for game state — ships, items, structures, tribes, and solar systems — and query Sui GraphQL and Sui RPC for on-chain data including chain checkpoints, transaction digests, and sequence numbers. Data is fetched in real time; there is no static cache masquerading as live information.
We support two environments in parallel:
Stillness — the live mainnet, where real player activity happens
Utopia — the sandbox/testnet, where developers build and test without affecting the live game
Switching between them is a single click across every core, meaning developers can prototype against testnet data and immediately verify behavior against mainnet.
Tribe identities, wallet addresses, and on-chain IDs are resolved directly from the Sui blockchain. Tribe Core surfaces each tribe's on-chain smart object ID, wallet address, and tax rate — data that lives on-chain, not in a centralized database we control. The Diagnostics Core monitors Sui RPC health in real time, tracking chain IDs and checkpoint progression so players immediately know whether an issue is game-side, chain-side, or local.
The Dev Core exposes a live GraphQL Explorer that lets builders write and execute queries against the Sui GraphQL endpoint directly in the browser — across both Utopia and Stillness — with no authentication setup required. This dramatically lowers the barrier to building on EVE Frontier's data layer.
The platform's data-rich cores — Ship Core, Industry Core, Structure Core, Chart Core — are built entirely on top of the EVE Frontier World API v2. We surface 390+ item types, 11 ship hulls with full stat layouts, 11 buildable structures with prerequisite chains, and 24,500+ solar systems across 2,279 constellations.
Ship Core connects to the pilot wallet lookup via the World API, letting players query another pilot's hangar by wallet address — a feature that has immediate applications for fleet scouting and market intelligence.
The Diagnostics Core monitors three critical services — World API, Sui RPC, and GraphQL — on a live auto-refresh cycle, returning HTTP status codes, response latency, and chain/checkpoint identifiers. When something goes wrong in the Frontier, players see it here before they see it on Discord. The troubleshooting protocol built into the core walks players through a structured diagnostic flow distinguishing game server issues from chain-level events from local connectivity problems.
EveRep is a blockchain-based reputation tracking and scoring MVP designed for the EVE Frontier gaming ecosystem. It allows game administrators to record player behavior across five gameplay dimensions — Trade, Combat, Social, Exploration, and Governance — and assigns tier-based reputation levels visible to anyone on-chain.
Concept
A player-driven faction warfare system for EVE Frontier
The goal is to create visible objectives that act as open-world matchmaking, bringing players into conflict through capturable sites enforced by programmable smart turrets.
Players from any tribe can join one of two factions and fight for control of territory inside a designated warzone.
Gameplay
A capture begins when a player accesses a smart turret and presses Capture Site.
This creates a live objective visible to both factions. The capture lasts 20 minutes
The turret enforces the site rules directly, including ship restrictions, helping keep fights controlled and fair.
Sites start empty and only become capturable once a player builds a turret and authorizes its custom code through the website.
When activated, the site icon changes and the site can be captured.
The website supports wallet login and character fetching, and a 3D map that uses voroni system as territory mesh, wich serves as a test for how a 3d sovereignty-style map could look in EVE Frontier.
Planned Additions
Iterations on the game rules, a fleet timer for constelation captureing, scoring, leaderboards, killmail integration, Stargate building
Frontier Trade Routes is a privacy-aware logistics and intel market built for the EVE Frontier x Sui ecosystem.
Instead of exposing exact live coordinates, the app shows region-level demand and route pressure so players can discover profitable trade activity without turning the interface into a targeting tool. Buyers can publish delivery contracts with budget, minimum reputation, and minimum stake requirements. Carriers accept orders by locking stake, and route information is revealed in stages: pickup first, destination later.
The system combines fuzzy heatmaps, gated order matching, staged reveal, reputation tiers, staking, intel validation, and mutual insurance into a single workflow. This helps players coordinate hauling, evaluate route risk, reward reliable carriers, and protect buyers when runs fail.
In short, Frontier Trade Routes creates a trust layer for player-driven logistics: discover demand, accept work, verify intel, lock stake, protect high-risk routes, and settle outcomes on Sui.
https://ef-plutarch.com
A full-featured dApp for managing EVE Frontier corporations on the Sui blockchain. Built with React 19, TypeScript, Vite, and SQLite.
Corporate Storage — Three-tier on-chain storage (ephemeral → open → main) with escrow management
Goal & Mission System — Create goals, decompose them into missions, assign to wings, track progress
Wing Management — Organise members into wings with role-based assignments, allocate resources and missions to them
Market Board — Tribal marketplace with buy/sell orders and partial fills
Contract System — Create and manage contracts with on-chain item escrow
Delivery System — Multi-courier delivery logistics with tracking
Network Map — Interactive map of SSU network with territory management
Tribe Credits — Deploy custom Sui coins for your tribe with on-chain vaults, reward your pilots and trade with other tribes
Analytics — Ledger tracking, budget management, and mission analytics
Territory Fuel — Monitor network node fuel levels across your territory
Bounty Escrow Protocol is the foundational, decentralised task-and-reward infrastructure for the EVE Frontier and SUI ecosystems.
It permanently resolves the classic MMO dilemma of trust—contractors absconding with funds without delivering, or patrons refusing to pay for completed work.
By codifying agreements into trustless, event-driven smart contracts with mathematically secure escrow mechanics, the protocol seamlessly unifies intelligence gathering, PvP warfare, and tribal logistics into a self-sustaining economic loop.
It serves as the composable backbone for decentralised applications, ensuring that when the objective is met, the payout is guaranteed. No intermediaries, no risk of default; just pure, programmable trust.
