The Web3 Foundation is celebrating its 10th round of grants, issued through the Open Grant and General Grant. With 27 new grant agreements signed in Q2 2021, we now have close to 300 grantees since the foundation's Grant Program began in 2019. We are humbled and grateful for the strong interest in technology and the excellent work of all the teams involved.
While the number of Grant applications ebbs and flows, the quality of applications continues to improve. In order to attract the best teams, we are always working hard to improve the application experience and the quality and speed of feedback. In the last quarter, we did these things:
More technical assessors hired
Updated our README file and application template to clarify the application process
Simplified payment process
Added USDT as payment option
There are many more efforts not listed. If you have any suggestions for what might be missing from our Grant program, please reach out to us via Github, email, or Element!
Github：https://github.com/w3f/Open-Grants-Program/issues/new
E-mail: grants@web3.foundation
Element：
https://app.element.io/#/room/#w3f:matrix.org
It's exciting to see talented teams contributing to the Polkadot, Kusama, and Substrate stacks, whether volunteering, self-funded, through one of our Grant programs, or through other public funding sources. We are always looking for new projects to support and continue to expand the Web 3.0 ecosystem. If you are interested, we invite you to apply (see below for the application process), or, if you have any questions you would like to know in advance, please contact us by email.
Grant recipient
We maintain a list of all Grant recipients in the Grant code repository.
List of Grant recipients:
https://github.com/w3f/General-Grants-Program/blob/master/grants/accepted_grant_applications.md。
development tools
development tools
DOTMog Team: Substrate's UnitySDK
Klevoya: Substrate WASM Smart Contract Vulnerability Checker
HypeLabs：UpLink
Phala Network: Open Node Framework
Yatima Inc.: Lambda-VM and Programming Languages for Substrate
wallet, interface
GamePower: NFT Collectible Wallet
Find Signal PTE.: YieldScan Phase 2
Zondax: Ledger Asset Application
ChainBridge Network: Doter (Polca browser extension wallet)
SubDAO Labs: SubDAO Chrome Extension
Jackson Harris III: Staking Rewards Viewer
CryptoLab: Staking Reward Collector
New Runtime Module and DApps
Subspace Labs: Substrate Proof-of-Capacity Consensus
Polkadotters：Subauction
PolkaMusic: Running a Decentralized Music Business on the Blockchain
element36：FIAT on-off-ramp
Ruby Protocol: Cryptographic Infrastructure for Data Monetization
Moonbeam Network: Pallet-dPoS for Parachain Staking
Dora Factory: Building MolochDAO v1 and v2 on Substrate
BCANN: Blockchain system for assigning names and numbers
MyBank Labs: platform bank, social network bank, MyDeX and credit scoring system
Sukhavati Labs: Sukhavati PoC Module
Perun Network：Perun Channels
NewOmega: Blockchain games that cannot be shut down (Milestones 3 and 4)
Webb Tech：Webb Mixer Extended
Sub0 PTE: Canyon Network (permanent decentralized storage)
ZeroDAO Network: Decentralized reputation system and social network
Stake Technologies：ZK Plonk
apply immediately!
We intend to continue issuing Grants, so it's never too late to apply! For an overview of projects in the ecosystem and a wide range of project ideas we're interested in funding, you can check out our open source tech stack. The best way to get your proposal accepted is to have a great roadmap. Perusing our guidelines and application templates will give you an overview of what we look for in a funding application.
Technology stack: https://github.com/w3f/General-Grants-Program/blob/master/grants/polkadot_stack.md
Application Guidelines: https://github.com/w3f/Open-Grants-Program#guidelines
Application template: https://github.com/w3f/Open-Grants-Program/blob/master/applications/application-template.md
Original link
Grant Program Repo：
https://github.com/w3f/Open-Grants-Program
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