Total Budget: $1000

Track 1: Educate users about mass financial surveillance

Prize: $500

Create a tool that helps users understand how surveilled their crypto wallet already is, using real on-chain behavior.

Objective:

Make mass surveillance in crypto visible and intuitive.

Help users see how public blockchains enable tracking, labeling, and profiling and why selective privacy tools like encrypt.trade exist.

What to Explain

• Why wallets are not anonymous by default
• How on-chain activity is tracked, clustered, and labelled
• How a single public transaction can permanently reduce privacy
• How selective privacy reduces exposure without breaking usability. This can be done using data by connecting data from X and blockscanner. Also, platforms like Arkham and 0xppl.

Accepted Formats:

A tool that shows wallet surveillance level (“how exposed am I?”).

• can mean having your wallet linked to any social profile (if possible).
• can show how your wallet is linked to another wallet address.
• can show an address’s memecoin trading losses, net worth, and income sources.
• can also show that improper use of privacy protocols can be easily linked (e.g., without proper time delays).

etc.

Track 2: Explain Privacy Without Jargon