BNB Hack names winners in tokenized stocks edition

BNB Chain and Binance Web3 Wallet said five submissions stood out in the latest edition of BNB Hack focused on tokenized stocks, with builders shipping products and agents on BNB Smart Chain that used bStocks, Ondo or xStocks at the center of each project. The companies said the competition distributed $20,000 across five main placements and two special awards.

Winners and awards

According to the BNB Chain blog post published on 2026-10-29, the main track awarded $16,000 in total: Moi took first place with $6,000, 4lpha won second place with $4,000, Redeye placed third with $3,000, TARE received $2,000 for fourth place, and Firstshare earned $1,000 for fifth place. Two additional $2,000 special awards were also listed, with 4lpha recognized for Best Use of Agentic Wallet / Wallet Skills and Firstshare recognized for Best Use of BNB Agent Studio.

What the hackathon asked builders to solve

The edition was designed around tokenized equities onchain, but the stated goal was not only access to the assets. BNB Chain said builders were asked to create the surrounding tools needed to make tokenized stocks usable, including trading interfaces, portfolio products, autonomous agents, dashboards and developer infrastructure. The competition required a working project and a Developer Experience Report, which the post said counted for 25% of the overall score.

BNB Chain said the reports were meant to document integration friction, confusing errors, latency, liquidity, slippage and how tokenized assets behaved outside traditional market hours. The post framed that feedback as input for improving the tooling behind future onchain stock products.

Scoring and scope

In the competition terms supplied with the announcement dated 2026-09-16, technical implementation accounted for 30% of judging, creativity and originality for 25%, and the Developer Experience Report for 25%. The background material said tie-breaks prioritized depth of Binance Web3 Wallet API usage, followed by the quality of the feedback report. It also said at least one of bStocks, Ondo or xStocks had to be central to each submission, and that spot trading was in scope while perpetuals were excluded.

The published terms are important context, but they do not independently verify the judging process beyond what BNB Chain reported in its 2026-10-29 announcement. The source material does not provide market data, revenue figures or investor positioning tied to the projects, and it does not identify a further catalyst date beyond the winner announcement itself.