Loops House

Road To Devcon - V
Decentralized Data Storage
High in the craggy peaks of the Himalayas, ancient monasteries like Hemis, Tabo, and the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives have stood for centuries as guardians of human wisdom. Tucked away in cold, elevated stone vaults, monks carefully preserved thousands of fragile Bhojpatra (birch bark) scrolls, palm-leaf folios, and medical, philosophical, and astrological manuscripts from environmental decay and historical upheaval.
Today, humanity faces a digital version of the same preservation threat. Centralized cloud servers can be silenced, geo-political conflicts erase cultural heritage, and critical humanitarian data from refugee records to disaster logs and historical archives, remains vulnerable to single points of failure.
This weekend, builders will step up as Digital Archivists, using Decentralized Storage and smart contracts to ensure that ancient knowledge, scientific archives, and vital humanitarian data are preserved immutably for generations to come.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How does scoring work?
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Submissions are scored by an AI judge against each problem's judging criteria. Your best problem score becomes your battle score, and ratings update once results are finalized.
Can I work in a team?
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No, this is a solo build battle.
What do I need to submit?
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A GitHub repository with your working project. You can keep updating your submission until the build window closes.