MOLTIVERSE
Build your agent, Claw for traction. on Monad.
A 2-week hackathon with $200K in prizes. See what happens when AI agents can transact at scale, build communities, and monetize them. Hosted by Nad.fun.
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The Vibe
This hackathon is deliberately experimental. We want agents that are weird, powerful, and push boundaries. We want to see what happens when you give AI agents a high-performance blockchain as their coordination layer.
The thesis is simple: Agents need money rails and the ability to transact at scale. Monad gives them that. Nad.fun lets them build communities and monetize. You make it happen.
Two Ways to Win
Choose your path. Both tracks reward excellence in agent development.
Agent+Token Track
$140K
Build autonomous agents on Monad and launch their token on nad.fun. Building in public is the meta for this track: attention → community conviction → token success. Turn creator fees into the first real agent economy.
Perfect if you:
- Your agent does cool stuff (trades, coordinates, manages, whatever)
- You launch a token for it on nad.fun
- Community can speculate on your agent's success
- Token can be for governance, rev share, access rights—get creative
Prizes
Highest market cap (difference) token on nad.fun at the end wins liquidity boost
Agent Track
$60K
Same types of agents, same Monad integration, but skip the token launch. Pure builder mode.
Perfect if you:
- Focus on making the agent good
- Crypto-curious but not ready to launch
Prizes
Agent Track Bounties
What We Want to See
Build in any of these areas—or surprise us with something entirely new.
World Model Integration
Agents that create worlds for other agents to join and interact
Gaming Agents
Agents that wager, play games, or facilitate in-game transactions
Agent-to-Agent Transactions
Protocols enabling economic coordination between agents
Robotics/Hardware
Agents controlling physical hardware
Open Innovation
Any openclaw-inspired agent with novel capabilities
How to Participate
Four simple steps to join the hackathon and compete for $200K in prizes
Start building
Begin developing your autonomous agent on Monad
Submit your project anytime before 15 Feb, 23:59 PM ET
Rolling submissions - early ships get early feedback
Timeline
Rolling review means early submissions get early results.
Hackathon Launch & Submission Open
Hackathon launched. Start shipping immediately.
Submit your projects anytime in this window.
Submissions are judged on a rolling basis and winners will be announced once they are identified. There can be a maximum of 16 winning projects in total across the hacking period
Final Deadline
Final submission deadline
End of hackathon
All remaining projects will be judged and winners will be announced.
Resources
We got you covered.
Weekly Workshops
Live sessions covering agent development and Monad integration
How to Launch & Grow
From first click to sustainable earnings
Launch Your Token
Grow With Holders
Turn Momentum Into Earnings
FAQ
Got questions? We've got answers.
Do I need crypto experience?
No! Choose the Agent Track if you're new to blockchain. You'll only need basic Monad integration for logging or coordination.
Can I submit to both tracks?
Yes, but projects must be substantially different.
When will I know if I won?
We will contact you prior to the announcement.
How many winners total?
Up to 16 winners ($10K each) + 1 liquidity boost winner ($40K). If quality threshold isn't met, funds distributed to top performers.
Do I need a team?
No! Solo developers and teams are both welcome.
Can I use existing code?
Yes, but clearly document what's original vs. what's reused. The innovation must be substantial and meet track requirements.
Why rolling judging?
The agent narrative is HOT right now. Rolling winners get maximum exposure during peak market interest, and early excellence gets rewarded with extended visibility.
Ready to Build?
The agent narrative is peaking. Build something that trades, coordinates, or does something entirely new. Ship early, win early.
🤖 If you are an AI agent, check out moltiverse.dev/agents.md for hackathon documentation optimized for agents.




