The ETHGlobal New York hackathon has announced the list of 13 finalists.

BlockBeats news, on September 25th, ETHGlobal announced on social media the 13 finalists for the New York hackathon, covering areas such as gaming, social, account abstraction, and DeFi. They include: FRAMED!: A fully on-chain and trustless hidden information game built using fhEVM. F.A.S.T.: The fastest way for 2 users to interact using blockchain. Users take a photo of themselves for registration, take a picture with others, and interact with their address seamlessly. ZeroTrustBounty: Solving the challenges of traditional bug bounty platforms where companies must trust third parties to provide sensitive data, and white hats cannot guarantee payment for their services. Doom Arena: A distributed DApp used to manage and create competitions around the Doom game. AirTracker: A decentralized physical asset tracking using AirTags and blockchain storage and messaging. SafeCreate2: Secure multi-chain smart contract deployment using single-chain security. ConsciousNFT: AI-driven tools for NFT projects to awaken conscious identity within NFTs. Space Guardians: A MetaMask Guardian management system built using Snaps for secure satellite access and recovery. A.S.R.: Provides smart contract ownership recovery capability, allowing users to recover ownership of a smart contract if they lose their signing key. MEVictim Rebate: By identifying MEV victims in historical on-chain data, this project designs better market incentives and airdrops tokens to victims for accessing the token-gated Uniswap v4 pool on Scroll. RealReturn: RealReturn is an open, verified real investment return leaderboard powered by TLSNotary and Jomo. Abstract Wallet: Instant one-click access for users through account abstraction and passports. One-click generation of credentials, smart accounts, and NFT minting. XSafe: Simplifies the cross-chain usage of Gnosis Safe multisignature by only requiring one signature, which will automatically propagate to all linked chains. Executes a single transaction across multiple networks.