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Hackathon 2025

Three days. One mission. Build something gamechanging. 

At the start of [Fanfest 2025](https://www.eveonline.com/fanfest), the next evolution of EVE Frontier begins with a new hackathon. A three-day competition focused on building real solutions with long-term value with a hybrid format, allowing hackers to join us on-site and remotely.

 Teams will develop new tools to support the community and the vision for EVE Frontier. Compete using the expanded World API, now featuring more in-game data than ever before, including public and private endpoints. The event also introduces [Provable Object Data (PODs)](https://pod.org/), unlocking seamless integration between out-of-game applications and in-game events. 

 An on-site hackathon at Fanfest 2023 was a great success, completely packed with great hackers, and the results were filled with creativity and amazing ideas – as expected.

Here’s what’s on the line: 

 🏆 First Place: Up to $3,000 in Icelandair vouchers, plus tickets to the next Fanfest for the whole team.

 ✨ Special Mentions: Three additional teams will each receive $1,000 in Icelandair vouchers and tickets to the next Fanfest — so you’re already locked in for what’s next.

 🎟️ Bonus Tickets: Members of 7 other teams will also be awarded tickets to the next Fanfest, recognizing teams that stood out for creativity, effort, or impact.

 Live project presentations will take place on 1 May in Harpa, Reykjavik. CCP developers, representatives from [0xPARC](https://0xparc.org/) and, [Lattice](https://lattice.xyz/), and other industry experts will be present. The winning projects will be showcased at Fanfest 2025. API and PODs documentation will be available soon. 

 The stage is set. Execute.

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