SBlockingrtan Labs: Review of 5 notable projects from ETHGlobal Waterloo Hackathon

SBlockingrtan Labs reviewed 5 notable projects from ETHGlobal Waterloo Hackathon.

SBlockartan Labs has compiled a list of 5 noteworthy projects from the ETHGlobal Waterloo hackathon. Additionally, SBlockartan Labs has observed the emergence of several new trends, including ERC-6551, AI-driven projects, and ERC-4337.

1) Piggybank 6551: An ERC-6551 driven NFT where the NFT metadata and appearance changes based on the ETH balance stored on the NFT. Similar to a traditional piggybank, the NFT must be destroyed to retrieve the stored ETH;

2) Fukuro: A bundled auction market supported by ERC-6551 where users can auction or bid on bundled NFTs containing other NFTs, ERC-20 tokens, etc.;

3) A(i)udit: Harnessing the power of artificial intelligence and smart contracts, A(i)udit uses ChatGPT 3.5 and a set of AI agents to help developers write, test, and deploy smart contracts using natural language prompts;

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4) Luban the Blockingymaster: Utilizing ERC-4337, Luban the Blockingymaster allows any asset on any EVM chain to be used to sponsor transactions on any other EVM chain;

5) Smarter Contract: A cross-chain solution aimed at optimizing smart contract performance by selecting the most cost-effective blockchain in real-time, saving gas for end-users.

Reference: https://twitter.com/TheSBlockingrtanLabs/status/1674394806179733510

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