# Ideas for the hackathon

1. Build an open source embedded wallet backend to make web2 user onboarding easy which would serve as an alternative to  [web3Auth](https://web3auth.io/) / [privy](https://www.privy.io/) / [dynamic](https://www.dynamic.xyz/) / [thirdweb](https://thirdweb.com/). Host this on DB Forest. An easy deploy button inside your Github readme would put you at an advantage. 
2. Use DB Forest PostgreSQL as a backend for Farcaster (or any decentralized project with interesting data). Then do something cool with the data e.g. create a global “top posts of the day” on all of Farcaster, or build an AI / Statistical model for predicting which posts will get the most engagement / likes. 
3. Build a decentralized LinkedIn on top of OrbisDB hosted on DB Forest. 
4. Build a new frontend for deploying resource via DB Forest that lists providers and validators .ens names 
5. Use [Golem](https://www.golem.network/) (another sponsor) as a backend for a PostgreSQL or VM provider.  

* P.S. Ask us in discord for beta access to the provider onboarding contract UI, we can introduce you to the provider contract 

6. Use [Aleph Zero](https://alephzero.org/) (another sponsor) to let DB Forest validators use ZK for posting their benchmark results instead of the current simple Commit - Reveal mechanism. 

* P.S. Ask us for beta access to the validator onboarding contract UI & we can introduce you to the validator contract

7. Add a new product category for deploying blockchain full nodes for one of the other sponsors ([Celo](https://celo.org/), [StarkNet](https://www.starknet.io/), [Scroll](https://scroll.io/), [Zircuit](https://www.zircuit.com/), [Mantle](https://www.mantle.xyz/), [Optimism](https://optimism.io/)) 

* P.S. Contact @Miko.G on discord or @mikkogg on tg if you're serious about this one it's a bigger thing. He will help out. 

8. Build a widget that can be pasted into any website that lets a user deploy a predefined resource.


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