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# Frontier 2026

Official links and practical support for teams building around the current Colosseum Frontier cycle.

Colosseum is one of the main entry points for serious Solana hackathon builders.

This page is intentionally link-first, because hackathon dates, tracks, and judging details change over time. Use the official Colosseum pages for the latest live information.

## Official Links

* [Colosseum Frontier Hackathon](https://colosseum.com/hackathon)
* [Colosseum Breakout Resources](https://www.colosseum.com/breakout/resources)
* [Find Cofounders / Get Started](https://www.colosseum.com/get-started)
* [Colosseum Eternal](https://colosseum.com/eternal)
* [Perfecting Your Hackathon Submission](https://blog.colosseum.com/perfecting-your-hackathon-submission/)

## Current Cycle

As of April 21, 2026, Colosseum’s public hackathon page shows the live cycle as `Frontier`.

The Superteam Germany Build Station page currently lists:

* hackathon: April 6, 2026 to May 11, 2026
* Build Station: April 27, 2026 to May 11, 2026
* Berlin Demo Day: May 12, 2026

## Superteam Germany Support

* [Build Station](https://de.superteam.fun/buildstation)
* [Superteam Germany Hackathon Guide](https://superteamdao.notion.site/colosseum-hackathon-2025)
* [Book 1:1 Mentoring](https://superteamdao.notion.site/colosseum-hackathon-2025#1e8794d3ba3380a7bfe1d2428dd4db04)
* [Luma Calendar](https://lu.ma/user/superteamde)

## How To Use This Page

* use Colosseum for the official competition source of truth
* use Superteam Germany for local support, community, and accountability
* use the [Hackathon Resources](/superteam-germany-guilds/hackathon-hub/resources.md) page when you need docs, tooling, infra, or examples fast


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