🚀 AI x Data x Web3 Hackathon launched: Sound the trumpet of fairness in Web3 technology “Technology is not used to control people, but to liberate

creativity.”

—— On the evening of June 23, FAIR3 CTO Wang Xin

officially kicked off the “AI x Data x Web3 Hackathon” hosted by Fair3 in collaboration with HackQuest and supported by CARV, @YoubetDAO, BuildLand and other projects. With “technical fairness” as the core theme, this Hackathon is dedicated to exploring how to break down unfair technical barriers in the Web3 era and return innovation to the creators themselves

This time, Space was hosted by TechFlame and invited a number of heavyweight guests to discuss technical fairness: Wang Xin (FAIR3 CTO) Yoda (CARV

• , Head of DevRel) Cam (HackQuest)

(Co-Founder)

Here's a wonderful review of Space:

Technical

I shared and interpreted the idea that sparked a buzz in the community: “We don't want to manage a group of people, we want a group of people to invent the rules themselves.”

In the Web3 world, this statement is not only a belief, but also the spiritual core of Hackathon.

• Wang Xin explained: True innovation should not be stifled by an unfair system.

• Web3's blockchain architecture, smart contract design, and ecological governance should all seek a balance between efficiency and fairness.

Technological Inequality: Developers' Real Dilemmas and Ways to Break the Problem continued to the reflection of “technological unfairness” in actual development scenarios. The guests shared their own experiences from different perspectives: YouBetDAO Founder (YouBetDAO Founder) The

traditional enterprise employment model has begun to restrict individual creativity in

this

era

• Fair distribution depends on being able to accurately assess labor contributions, and @GoHacker_AI is probably trying to solve this “DiDi dilemma”: traditional platforms' monopoly

Cam (HackQuest Co-Founder)

was once attracted to Web2's “

utopian

narrative,” but was ultimately disappointed by data monopoly and user exploitation.

• Users are used to handing over data to large companies and lack awareness of data sovereignty.

Ricky (BuildLand Founder)

• Web2's unfair data ownership is one of the biggest issues

.

Yoda (CARV, Head of DevRel)

developers

face high data usage thresholds and difficulties

in protecting privacy.

These discussions directly hit on the most essential contradiction in the Web3 world: inequality between users and developers in terms of data, rules, and benefits.

• Following the

  Hackathon prize and the full upgrade of the track, Wang Xin explained in detail the Hackathon process and

  award settings: the total prize is over 300,000 RMB, and there is no theme limit; as long as it

  revolves around “technical fairness” innovation, you can participate in the competition

• Awards include: Main Circuit:

• Any Innovation Community Related to Technological Equity Special Award: Empowering FAIR3 Underlying Construction Projects BNB Chain

• Special

• Award: Focus on Governance Tools, Data Credentials

• UnicornX Special Award: Trading and Community Innovation CARV Special Award: Focusing on the AI + Data field

• Cam and Ricky also added:

HackQuest will support winning teams from project incubation to operation.

• Ricky emphasized that hackathons aren't just contests, they're looking for opportunities for like-minded people to build together.

CARV Joins: With the power of AI + Data in Space, CARV announced that it has officially joined the FAIR3 Hackathon and added

an exclusive CARV track. Yoda said

“CARV is concerned about data sovereignty and has also provided a CARV token worth 20,000 USTD.

CARV brings four innovative directions, building a native AI agent for CARV SVM: building AI agents on the SVM chain using the D.A.T.A. Framework for decentralized data compilation

• modular identity based on CARV ID (ERC-7231

• )

• Open innovation circuit with the reputation system: the addition of CARV, a real-world application scenario of AI × Web3, not only is highly compatible with FAIR3 in terms of concept, but also injected strong technical resources and a richer reward pool into the Hackathon

.

Technology vs. Narrative: Web3's value battle At the end of

Space, the host asked a very realistic question: “Many people say that Web3 is a game of wealth, driven by

price rather than technology. What do the guests think of this phenomenon? And how can we balance the relationship between narrative and

• Short-term breakthroughs are important, but to survive for a long time, you must have excellent technology.

Wang Xin concluded,

“It's not about obeying

This phrase perfectly responds to the purpose of the entire Hackathon: to make more people not just users, but co-creators of the ecosystem.

TechFlame: Together at Space, Make Something Different TechFlame expressed support for the Hackathon: “Whether it's advertising, marketing, operation, or narrative packaging, we want to work with

developers who have ideals and a vision of technological fairness to do

something different together on the path of longevity and technical fairness

.”

Just as Coinbase changed the slogan from “Make Something Big” to “Make Something Different,” this hackathon also hopes to not only create long-term projects, but also

• make something unique, Innovations with social value

This time Space came to a successful conclusion amid intense discussions and expectations, but the Hackathon's trumpet has only just sounded. Over the next few weeks, the Fair3 hackathon will be one of the top highlights in the Web3 world

Reinvent your faith and rekindle the flames of war. Innovation comes from the collective wisdom of a consensual community. Let's make something different in Web3.

👉 Want to participate in the Hackathon? Please follow FAIR3, HackQuest, and CARV to start a new chapter of technological fairness