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1. What is the Hyperion Forum?
The Hyperion Forum is a shared space for developers, marketers, operators, and users to collaborate, learn, and build together within the Hyperion ecosystem:
2. Who should join the forum?
Anyone interested in Hyperion’s growth — including builders, creatives, infrastructure operators, and general community members.
3. What makes the Hyperion Forum different from other forums?
It focuses on collaboration through Guilds, real hackathon engagement, contributor recognition, and practical knowledge exchange for AI-powered and Web3 projects.
4. What are Guilds?
Guilds are specialized sub-communities within the forum:
- Builders Guild – For developers and technical contributors
- Marketers Guild – For growth strategists and storytellers
- Operators Guild – For infrastructure and system maintainers
5. What is HyperHack?
HyperHack is Hyperion’s official hackathon hosted through the forum, where teams compete, showcase ideas, and win rewards across specific tracks.
6. What are the Hackathon Tracks?
- Track 1: AI-Native & Core-Aligned Projects
- Track 2: Real-Time Systems
- Track 3: Infrastructure & Ecosystem Tools
- Bonus: Alith Integration
7. How do I participate in HyperHack?
Start by checking the pinned post in the Ideathon subcategory. You’ll submit an idea, form a team, or join an existing one.
8. What is the “Houses” system?
Coming soon, Houses are community teams where members earn rewards when their House wins hackathons or competitions.
9. Where can I find the latest ecosystem news?
Visit the Announcements section. It includes:
- News updates
- Launch details
- Thought leadership articles
10. I’m new here — where should I begin?
Start in the Starter Kit category. You’ll find onboarding guides, how-tos, and support from experienced members.
11. How do I introduce myself to the community?
Head to the welcome thread in the Starter Kit category and drop a short intro — who you are, what you’re building or interested in.
12. What should I include in my profile?
Add a profile picture, short bio, and list your interests or skills. This helps others connect with you for relevant conversations or team-ups.
13. Can I find collaborators here?
Yes. Use the Builders Guild, Marketers Guild, or HyperHack sections to post what you’re looking for or respond to open calls for teammates.
14. How do Guilds work in practice?
Guilds function as active hubs. You can:
- Start threads
- Share tools and ideas
- Give or request feedback
- Propose collaborations
15. Can I join more than one Guild?
Absolutely. Join any Guild that matches your interest or skills. Many members contribute across all three.
16. What kind of posts are encouraged?
Helpful posts that share ideas, solve problems, or invite collaboration. Examples: tutorials, feedback requests, updates on what you’re building.
17. What kind of posts are discouraged?
Spam, low-effort comments (like “wen token”), off-topic discussions, and repetitive promotional content without value.
18. Can I promote my project here?
Yes — but only in the appropriate sections (e.g., within HyperHack or project-related threads) and if the post is useful, not shilly.
19. What’s the best way to ask for help?
Create a clear post with context. Mention what you’ve tried, where you’re stuck, and tag the relevant Guild or topic to get the right eyes on it.
20. How are active contributors recognized?
Through badges, points, and public appreciation. As you engage meaningfully, your profile will stand out to others (and to the core team).
21. What are badges and how do I earn them?
Badges are rewards for meaningful contributions — posting tutorials, helping others, leading discussions, or participating in campaigns.
22. What are points and how do they work?
Points are earned through engagement: posting, replying, getting likes, and completing challenges. They may unlock access, recognition, or rewards.
23. Where can I track my points and badges?
Your profile will display both. Leaderboards and reward highlights may also be shared in community update threads.
24. What is the purpose of the “Announcements” section?
To share official information from the core team — including project updates, launch plans, ecosystem partnerships, and roadmap details.
25. What is the “Thought Leadership” subcategory?
A space for deeper ideas: analysis, long-form insights, and meaningful discussions from community leaders and Hyperion contributors.
26. How often are updates posted in Announcements?
Whenever there are major developments — new releases, partnerships, events, or key technical insights. Subscribe to stay notified.
27. Can I contribute to the “Thought Leadership” section?
Yes — if your post adds depth, perspective, or unique ideas. Avoid shallow takes; this space is for quality over volume.
28. What is the purpose of the “Starter Kit” section?
It’s the onboarding zone — with resources, guides, FAQs, and a welcome thread for anyone new to the ecosystem.
29. Where can I find tutorials or how-to guides?
Inside the Starter Kit. These are curated and regularly updated to help users get started or solve common issues.
30. Can I request new tutorials or documentation?
Yes. If something is missing or unclear, post in the Starter Kit section with a request — others can upvote, and someone may create it.
31. What is Hyperion?
Hyperion is a Layer 2 blockchain designed to support AI-powered applications, real-time execution, and low-cost, high-performance activity.
32. What makes Hyperion different from other Layer 2s?
Hyperion supports parallel execution, real-time systems, and on-chain AI use cases — designed specifically for next-generation applications.
33. Is Hyperion live?
Yes, development is ongoing and active. You can follow announcements in the forum for mainnet updates, ecosystem launches, and community initiatives.
34. What kinds of apps are being built on Hyperion?
Examples include AI-native dApps, real-time games, trading tools, DeFi protocols, and infrastructure platforms integrating Hyperion’s AI agent system.
35. What is Alith and how does it relate to Hyperion?
Alith is Hyperion’s built-in AI co-agent system. Projects that integrate Alith can unlock bonus rewards and deeper on-chain intelligence capabilities.
36. Where can I learn about Alith integration?
Visit the HyperHack or Builders Guild for docs, examples, and community-led Alith walkthroughs.
37. How do I join or create a HyperHack team?
Head to the HyperHack section. You can join an existing team, post that you’re looking to join one, or start your own and recruit members.
38. What are the stages of HyperHack?
- Ideathon & Applications
- Development Phase
- Stress-testing & UX Review
- Judging & Final Submission
39. Can I participate if I’m not technical?
Yes. Teams often need marketers, designers, testers, and storytellers. Check the Marketing Guild or post in HyperHack if you’re looking to contribute.
40. Are there prizes for HyperHack?
Yes. The total prize pool is $200,000+ USD, distributed across tracks and additional rewards for Alith integration.
41. How are HyperHack prizes distributed?
Top projects in each track receive a share of the prize pool. Alith integration bonuses are available across all categories. Rewards are partially vested post-mainnet.
42. Can I give feedback on someone else’s project?
Yes — constructive feedback is encouraged. Use the HyperHack or Builders Guild threads to offer thoughts, suggest improvements, or ask clarifying questions.
43. Is there a code of conduct?
Yes. The forum has clear community guidelines that prioritize respect, relevance, and contribution quality. Violations may lead to warnings or bans.
44. How do I report spam or harmful content?
Use the Flag button on any post that breaks the rules (spam, abuse, off-topic). Moderators will review all flagged content.
45. Can community members become moderators?
Active, trusted contributors may be invited to join the moderation team. Stay consistent, helpful, and engaged to be considered.
46. What are Houses, and how do they work?
Houses are upcoming community teams. When someone in your House wins a hackathon or competition, active members also earn rewards. Launching soon.
47. What are some ways to grow my visibility in the forum?
- Post helpful, well-written content
- Share demos, guides, or updates
- Engage respectfully in active discussions
- Earn badges and points through contribution
48. Can I host events or campaigns with the community?
Yes. Use the Marketers Guild to propose collaborations, co-host events, or launch social quests. You’ll find teammates and amplification support there.
49. How do I stay updated without checking the forum daily?
Subscribe to categories like Announcements, HyperHack, and your preferred Guilds to get notified when there are updates.
50. Why should I stay involved after the hackathon?
Because Hyperion isn’t a one-off event — it’s a growing ecosystem. The forum is where long-term contributors meet, projects grow, and new opportunities open.