Blockchain Visualization – Mapping the Solana Ecosystem

Track Overview

Ever wished you could just see how blockchain interactions unfold in real time? This track is all about making that happen. We’re looking for a blockchain visualization tool—something like BubbleMaps or Breadcrumbs.app, but designed for the broader Solana ecosystem.

Your challenge? Build an intuitive, interactive way to track protocols, wallets, transactions, and interactions on Solana, making it easier for investigators, analysts, and degen explorers to follow the flow of funds and activity across the chain. Whether it’s tracing high-value wallets, visualizing liquidity movements, or mapping the interactions between major protocols, your tool should make on-chain data more digestible, insightful, and accessible.

Deliverables

• A working, interactive visualization tool (web-based or app) that maps Solana blockchain data.

• Documentation detailing your data sources, methodology for data aggregation, and the underlying architecture.

• A brief written project overview describing your design rationale, key features, and potential impact for on-chain investigation.

Judging Criteria

Submissions will be evaluated on the following baseline criteria in addition to track-specific elements:

• Originality: attribution required if you build off existing work

• Accuracy: Factual accuracy of the information and the relevance of the data used.

• Resources: Inclusion of resources to support your claims with proper attributions.

• Writing Style & Presentation: Quality, readability, and engagement level of your content.

• Disqualifications:

  • Submissions will be rejected if:

    • They are not in English.

  • All submissions must attach links to any references used (failure to include may result in rejection).

  • The link to your submission must be publicly viewable on and after the submission deadline.

In addition, entries will be judged on:

1. Innovation & Impact: How effectively does the tool visualize complex blockchain data in an intuitive way?

2. Technical Execution: Robustness of the data integration, performance of the visualization, and quality of the code.

3. User Experience: Ease-of-use and clarity of visual outputs, enabling both casual users and experts to derive insights.

4. Investigation Utility: Ability to support deep-dive investigations into protocols, wallets, and transactions.

Submission Requirements

• Submissions must be in English and publicly accessible at the time of the deadline.

• All work must be original; proper attribution is required for any reused or open-source components.

• Include links to any external references or data sources used.

• Provide a live demo (hosted version or code repository with deployment instructions) along with a detailed write-up of at least 1,000 words.

• Tweet your submission and tag @DedMonkes on twitter

Prize Details

Total Prize Pool: $3,000 USDC, split into two prizes:

• 1st Place: $2,000 USDC

• 2nd Place: $1,000 USDC