Maximize your Colosseum Build with SODAX as Your Cheat Code

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You have a weekend, maybe two. You have an idea that works on Solana. And now Colosseum has told you that idea could also compete for prize money on Ethereum, Hyperliquid, Base, Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain and more, if you can get it there in time.

That's the actual shape of Crypto World's Fair, Colosseum's newest hackathon. It's still Solana's flagship hackathon and accelerator at heart, but for the first time it's running dedicated tracks, judges and prize pools for six more ecosystems alongside Solana's. Applications are open through October 12, 2026. On paper, more tracks bring more opportunity, but this also brings more integration work, wallet connectivity and liquidity sources. A whole cross-chain infrastructure build out in a time pinch.

That second part isn't actually true, because you have the answer, in a real piece of infrastructure you can call from a Solana codebase this week.


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