Maci PSE

Engineer

Crisgarner

Road to Hackathon | Voting Onchain Cristian Garner

What is a Smart City , What make a City Smart

Vitalia City

Nelson Milla

Road to Hackathon | SmartCities Nelson Milla

“Building Trust in the Digital Age: How Zero Knowledge Proofs Redefine Privacy in Finance and Technology”

Sofware Engineer

Oscar Fonseca

Road to Hackathon | Building Trust in the Digital Age - Oscar Fonseca

VivoKey Technologies

Co-founder

Cory Lord

Road to Hackathon | IoT - Corey Lord

9:00 am - 10:00 am: Registration and welcome
10:00 am - 11:00 am: Introduction
11:00 am - 12:00 pm: Team building and ideas

Opening of the Hackathon

Work on Projects

Project Submissions & Closing

Announcement of top projects that will present in Demoday

Top Projects Announcement

CEO Vitalia

Niklas Anzinger

CEO Prospera

Erick Brimen

Vitalia Crypto Cities Builders Hackathon

# **Problem Statement:**
# *"Need for solutions to develop a longevity city driven by blockchain."*

Solutions are not limited to blockchain that are needed for the construction and improvement of Vitalia Longevity City

The most relevant solutions for Vitalia will be given the award to use in the next pop-up city, plus free housing for up to 4 team members.

Example of problems:
# **Crypto:**
- Debt financing for new real state development
- Smart social contracts (e.g. Citizenship)
- Auditable public treasury of charitable funds
- Identity Verification (but: KYC requirements)
- Asset tokenization & Hyper liquidity
- Securities marketplace / Stock Market
- More adoption of crypto (incl. off- ramp solutions)

# **Non-Crypto:**

# Find and nurture skills in the ignored populace:
A lot of high-skill work typically requires years of formal education.  How might we break hard jobs down into clear tasks and test and train people to do the work one bit at a time?
**Success Criteria:** Individuals are able to develop skills that they didn't have before
The market sees those skills as valuable enough to pay for them"

# Reputation Building, Decision-making, decentralization:
I think we could improve in decentralizing the decisions to involve other talented individuals in guiding the Prospera evolution. 	
**Success Criteria:** There is more democratic involvement in important decisions (what to build, where to build, and community outreach). Various focal points have been developed where decisions are taken by the individuals to whom the decisions affect themselves. More polycentric governance. 

# Many locations are not accessible to persons with limited mobility:
Even when there is an elevator, it is not working many times. shops are small and crowded so wheelchairs cannot navigate. Many second-story locations are only accessible by stairs. 	
**Success Criteria:** When possible, new buildings or even older ones should look into ramped entrances and make the servicing of elevators a priority. 

# There is no international overnight shipping for next day delivery:	
There is no option for international overnight shipping for next-day delivery. This poses a significant barrier to the growth of medical tourism within the ZEDE. Many doctors and clinics rely on timely access to supplies, medications, and treatments that require cold-chain shipping or are fragile and cannot withstand prolonged transit times.	
**Success Criteria:** Establishing reliable logistics partnerships that ensure timely delivery of medical supplies, cold-chain and fragile products, as well as implementing streamlined customs processes to minimize delays. Additionally, achieving a measurable increase in the number of international patients treated within the ZEDE would indicate improved access to necessary medications and treatments.

Vitalia will provide 2.5K as award to the top three solutions more relevant to the building of a Longevity City run in crypto


# Evaluation Criteria

> 10% Innovation and Creativity: Assess the originality of the idea and its potential to offer unique solutions. Does the project introduce a novel approach or concept?

> 20%Technical Complexity and Implementation: Evaluate the technical challenges addressed and the effectiveness of the solution. Is the project technically sound and well-executed?

> 30% Impact and Value: Consider the project's potential to make a meaningful difference. Does it address a significant problem or need? What is its potential for real-world application in Vitalia or Prospera?

> 30% Feasibility and Sustainability: Determine if the project is practical and can be sustained over time. Is it realistic to implement, and does it have a plan for long-term viability?

> 10% Presentation and Communication: Assess how effectively the team communicates their idea. Is the presentation clear, engaging, and does it effectively convey the project's value?