The event, organized with Web3 education platform EasyA, is expected to draw 200 participants competing for a $35,000 prize pool, according to a press release, shared with Coindoo.
The hackathon is designed to showcase how Flare’s interoperability protocols and XRPL’s payment infrastructure can combine to fuel innovations in decentralized finance, real-world asset tokenization, and consumer-facing apps.
Teams will be challenged across three areas: financial products anchored in real-world data, composable dApps that blend XRPL and Flare functionality, and lightweight consumer applications with creative use cases.
Workshops led by Flare engineers will give attendees hands-on exposure to technologies such as smart accounts, FAssets, and oracles, while highlighting how XRPL accounts can control contracts deployed on Flare.
Organizers see this as a practical demonstration of how the two ecosystems complement one another – XRPL providing speed and liquidity, and Flare enabling secure data, cross-chain proofs, and interoperability.
The Harvard event follows EasyA’s recent developer education campaigns and signals a growing push to expand the XRPFi ecosystem. Flare’s Max Luck described it as a way to connect infrastructure with builders, while XRPL Commons’ Odelia Torteman emphasized that merging XRPL’s settlement layer with Flare’s decentralized data unlocks new possibilities for DeFi.
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